Roadmap>Epic>Story // How to set the time frame?

[Dominik]

Hi

after creating some issues and sprint, I'm now on the way to create a roadmap. (The sprints are only important for the preparation of my business.)

After creating some epics I've created also some stories. But as you can see below, I can't put the time of the first story according to the epic which it belongs to. That is not logical, is it? I mean, normaly the dates of all of the stories create/define the date of the epic. What do I wrong?

[Manon Soubies-Camy · Accepted solution]

Hello @Olivier LEMAIRE,

This should work to resolve a Jira issue from a GitHub commit (see documentation):

JRA-123 #resolve

Hope this helps!

- Manon

[Olivier LEMAIRE]

Thanks Manon,

Yes true

I just find the solution, do not put # in front of the name of a task

Thanks again

Regards,

[Levente Szabo _Midori_]

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[mbanduk]

Hi @Manon Soubies-Camy ,

If i already created a github branch pointing to a jira issue (eg.: `f/BOARD-123/my-branch-name`) is it possible to close the issue without having to mention it again in the commit message? I was wondering if just a "#resolve" as part of the commit message would do the job