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Mohamed Riza _ServiceRocket_
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As YY哥 mentioned, you can use issue linking to specify the dependency between two issues, where you say that issue 2 is blocked by issue 1.
By default the blocked by link is setup on Jira cloud and you should be able to access issue links as shown below:
Hope that helps.
YY Brother
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Joseph Chung Yin
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Welcome to the community. As suggested by two other participants, it is straight forward to link two issues via issue links setup. It is a default functionality out of the box without any need to configure.
You can click on the following icon when viewing an issue in the project UI
In the dropdown option - select "Link issues" option.
Hope this helps.
Best, Joseph Chung Yin
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