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Hello Lindsay,
If the Epic appears on your Kanban board, it means that you have at least one issue in the status "Selected for Development". If all the issues associated with the Epic are in the backlog, the Epic won't appear on your board --> unless your Kanban Backlog view is not activated.
- Is there a way to have items in the backlog and not on the kanban board at the same time?
You can decide to add the Kanban Backlog view. It means that you won't have a column named "Backlog" on your board and your Backlog will be available in your project sidebar. With the Kanban backlog, you can plan your team's work in a dedicated space away from the board.
With the Kanban Backlog view, you won't have Epics appearing on your board as long as all the issues from that Epic are still in the Backlog status.
You can activate the Kanban Backlog view, from your Kanban board settings > Configure board > Columns. You just need to drag and drop the "Backlog" status from the "Backlog column" to the "Kanban Backlog" column.
- Once an Epic has been completed, how do I remove it from the Kanban board?
I have not tested the options but I thought about those two :
- with an automation rule stating that when all issues (related to an epic) are in the Done status, you can close the Epic as well.
- (to be tested) through the subfilter of your board available from your Kanban board settings > Configure board > General. You can write a query to only view Epics that hasn't been resolved.
Does that help you ?
Kind regards,
Inès
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