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For example, we have the status "To do" and we want that there would no more than 3 tasks at one time in this status - so we want to make a limit for them. How can we make it?
Hi @AB 1 -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Blocking a thing like WIP count with JIRA may lead to unintended consequences: like people doing work that is not on your Kanban board...especially expedited work items.
@John Funk and @Pramodh described how to visualize the WIP contraint on the board.
Next consider a pause to discuss with the team why and when the WIP limit applies. When someone wants to pull more work, the team asks them to answer:
Best regards,
Bill
Hi @AB 1 - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
The normal Kanban way to do this is to set a WIP Limit on the column. You can do that by going to Board Settings > Columns and changing the Max value for the column.
That won't prevent cards from entering the column, but the entire column will light up rRed when the limit is broken.
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Hi @AB 1
If you are running an active sprint, you have the option to set the column constraint in board settings
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