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We have tested that our Salesforce Connector is working but the ticket that was created is showing up in our backlog, not on the board. How do we get the ticket to be added to our queue of tickets instead of having to review the backlog?
Hello @Matt Peterson
Welcome to the community.
Is the project to which you are adding the issue a Classic project or a Next Gen project?
For Next Gen projects, there have been several posts in this community that discuss the lack of a feature in JIRA Automation for moving an issue from the Backlog to the Board. There is a backlog issue about that
https://codebarrel.atlassian.net/browse/AUT-2037
That issue includes a link to the REST API document that indicates there's an endpoint that could be used to do it programmatically.
How can I tell if we are using a Next Gen project? Again, this is utilizing a "connector" with Salesforce and I'm not sure how much control we have over it.
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The navigation pane on the left will say at the bottom if the project is next gen.
If you are not using a next gen project, then what is displayed on your Board view of your project is based on the status of the issue. In that case you would need to find a way to automatically change the status of the issue. That could be done using the Automation feature in JIRA after Salesforce Connector has finished creating the issue.
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For Next Gen projects, JIRA Automation doesn't support any function to automate moving issues from the backlog to the board.
I think your next step is to reach out to the Salesforce Connector support team to see if they can tell you if the Salesforce Connector is capable of utilizing the REST API endpoint I mentioned. If it is not, then you will need to look for other options. Maybe build your own code to programmatically find the new issues and use the API endpoint to move them. Maybe it can be done with Listener functionality within JIRA. Maybe there is an app that can be added to your environment that could help.
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