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How to automate moving an issue, to the top of a column to do, when priority changes to highest in Jira?
Can you share some screenshots so we can know what you are referring to as Moving an issue to the top of a column ?
As a first look, if a priority changes on an issue and the filter feeding the board is ordered by priority, then the issue would jump to the top if the highest priority is chosen, so in the scenario I describe there is no automation used, only filter configuration.
Kindly share further details of what you want to accomplish so we can better asses what needs to be done.
Regards,
David
I have a column To Do with many issue. I want them to be automatically sorted by priority highest on top. I do it manually now. How to configure such a filter or automation? https://prnt.sc/h7H2G2zNQ4o3
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You can have the filter to be ordered by the priority, here is an example:
project = "PN1" ORDER BY priority DESC
Hopefully this answers your questions,
David
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Can you share screenshots of the board´s filter ?
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I cannot see where the JQL you are showing me in the image is configured. If you need it for the board, then it needs to be the filter of the board, not a sub filter.
Regards,
David
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Hi @Александр Мельничук, welcome the community!
Please disregard my previous answers. David's answer is going in the right direction.
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