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Hi everyone
I would like for the sub tasks to be visible by default on every member's board?
So that every person will see the ones that are assigned to him / her. Is that possible?
The only option I see at the moment is for every person to have "group by subtask" filter for the board
Thanks
Hi @Vicenco Tarabene welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Hi @Dave Mathijs how can I show thos subtasks in my active sprint view? Can't find the right setup for it.
And is there a difference between childissues and subtask?
I'm using a scrum board by the way,
Let me know please!
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Hi, I have my kanban board, and I dont see any "swimlanes" options in the Configure board menu, where I can find that option?
thanks
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I experience the same problem. There is no "swimlane" tab or option in the board settings in my current project. Thought I remember having them on the other. What could be the reason for such a difference? @Dave Mathijs
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You are in a company-managed software project, right?
Could you please share a screenshot of the board settings of your kanban board?
It should look like this:
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Unfortunately it is a team-managed project.
And settings of the boar look like this:
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@Dave Mathijs do you think I can do anything about it? there are more limitations connected to it: e.g. I can not delete issues, cause I can not manage permission schemes.
So I guess, everything is limited because it is a team-managed project.
If yes, then my question would be how can I change it?
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In case of a team-managed project, you can only group by:
Epic is only visible when it's defined as an issue type within the project.
So no real swimlanes here.
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@Dave Mathijs but the problem with 'grouping" function is the same as was described in the very first post here: one can see subtasks ONLY when groped by subtasks which is uncomfortable for my team cause these subtasks are located in a swimmlane of their user story.
So is there a chance I can get more settings now?
Maybe to switch to company-managed type of project?
Maybe you know how?
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You cannot switch project type. In that case, you'll need to create a new company-managed project (with a different project key!) and move all issues from the team-managed project to the company-managed project afterwards (with limitations).
There's no possibility to get more settings.
This is another reason why I stay clear of team-managed projects.
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