I'm in Advanced Roadmaps hierarchy levels and I cannot modify current hierarchy...
Current hierarchy:
Expected hierarchy:
Thanks
+1 to hierarchy:
Is there any custom mods or settings to do it?
Hi Jira team, We are also trying to do the same thing in JIRA, and have been stuck on this for some time. Some clarity around how to achieve this appropriately would be very helpful and greatly appreciated thanks.
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We're also trying the same thing, Is this something that will ever be fixed or should we work-around it somehow? A suggested course of action would be appreciated.
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but isn't it a common need of PM to have this hierarchy: theme>Epic > Story > Task > Sub-Task?
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i need the same solution:
theme>Epic > Story > Task > Sub-Task
the default issue type of a story should be a Task (not a Sub-Task)
is there any workaround?
BR
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Hi @NIFEPO,
Unfortunately it is not possible to configure additional hierarchy levels between Epic, Story and Sub-Task. This is due to the history of Advanced Roadmaps which was formerly known as Portfolio for Jira and was a marketplace application for Jira.
Advanced Roadmaps introduces a new hierarchy relationship called "Parent Link" that can be used to create additional hierarchy levels, but only above Epic. The relationship between Epic and Story levels is controlled by the "Epic Link" relationship.
It is possible to rename hierarchy levels but the Epic issue can only be used at the Epic hierarchy level.
Regards,
Dave
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