Changing the relative order of issue types in the hierarchy

Andrew Watson March 15, 2019

I created two new issue types in Jira (Act and Scene) and corresponding hierarchy levels in Portfolio. I wanted to insert Act and Scene under Story in the hierarchy, but I can only seem to add them above Epic (although I can move Act above Scene and Scene above Act by dragging and dropping).

Can moving my user defined issues types be moved under Story in the hierarchy with Jira 8.0.2?

 

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Deleted user March 16, 2019

Hi @Andrew Watson

Just to confirm, you want something like this;

  • Epic
    • Story
      • Act
      • Scene

Is that the case?

Thanks

Andrew Watson March 17, 2019

Hi Danny,

Thanks for responding.

What you suggested is not quite what I am after. I am looking to set up:

  • Epic
    • Story
      • Act
        • Scene

Cheers,

Andy.

Deleted user March 17, 2019

Hi @Andrew Watson

As far as I am aware this cannot be achieved. You are asking to create the Act issue type as a Sub task issue type, that is easily done. 

Unfortunately Jira does not give you the ability to create sub, sub task issue types which is what you need for your Scene issue type. 

Are you just using JIRA? Or JIRA and Portfolio for JIRA?

Thanks

Andrew Watson March 18, 2019

Hi Danny,

You are right with your thinking that I am looking to set up a task, subtask, subsubtask sort of arrangement.

I am using JIRA and Portfolio for JIRA.

(I thought that at one time I had read in the (Portfolio or Jira) documentation that the ability to set up a hierarchy of arbitrary depth was possible?)

Cheers,

Andy.

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