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How to add a thumbnail of an attached image to a comment

Dave Calkins
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March 27, 2021

Recently switched to the "new" JIRA experience in settings.  In the "old" experience, you could attach an image file to a JIRA item and then in a comment there was a drop-down from which you could choose that attached image from a list and it would add a thumbnail entry to the comment text.  The comment would then contain a clickable thumbnail to the attached image.

I can't seem to find where to do this in the new experience.  Anyone know?

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Nicolas Bourdages
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July 23, 2015

My answer is similar to Vijay's, but I think your best chance would be to have a sprint naming convention that contains the team's name.

For instance, we had a delivery and development team that would pick issues from the same backlog.

The filter for the Development team: project in (projectMatch("^Games")) AND (Sprint != Delivery OR Sprint is EMPTY)

The Delivery team has the same filter, except they excluded the sprints with "Development" in the name.

The Sprint = terms isn't an exact match though, so it would exclude issues in sprint named "Delivery - Sprint 2" or "This is a Delivery sprint"

Shared backlog, private sprints, no need for custom fields or labels that people will forget.

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Ralph R
July 23, 2015

Thanks Vijay, I see what your saying. Unfortunately that would mean the backlog would also be split by this filter method.

 

Ideally I need a way to make a board represent a teams sprint, whilst sharing the project backlog between other boards.

 

Vijay Khacharia
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July 23, 2015

I dont think it splits the backlog. Unless a team puts a task in sprint, and sets the label/field to their team, its visible to all the teams. So for me it works.

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Vijay Khacharia
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July 23, 2015

Hi Ralph,

We have similar scenario. You can use some field that differentiates between teams, either as simple as a label per team or a single select customfield with team names as options. 

Then on the board filter you can say if the field(label/customfield) is empty or is set to particular team. This will show stuff not assigned to any team in all boards for the project. If its assigned to a team, it will show only on the board for that team.

Regards,

Vijay

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