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I have a JIRA cloud instance of Work Management. We use it for collecting and resolving maintenance issues. My project team typically works from the board's view to see and act on issues.
Just this morning the team can no longer see new issues appear in the board (they get created into the open status). We can see issues in the other status but not open.
Why would this be and how do I resolve it.
I heard back from Atlassian on this issue. The short answer is that a standard workboard can only "display" 1000 issues at a time. After that, the board will just stop showing the newest issues.
We stumbled into this because one of our administrators did a mass update of issues to re-assign them from an employee that was leaving to a different employee. Including issues that were resolved (complete & canceled). When doing this JIRA automatically updates the last updated date for an issue. Thereby bringing months or years old issues back to "current" from the board display perspective.
This was really frustrating as we cant choose to ignore this rule for resolved issues where 90% of the volume was. Nor could we choose to omit the completed or canceled statuses from the board in order to get around the 1000 issue limit.
Most frustrating was that nowhere in the UI was there an indication that we had reached this limit and we were missing some issues from board visibility. WTF Atlassian?
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Hey Sean,
I am seen others say something similar recently.
@Jane Yeoh - beginning to sound like a bug with the board somewhere.
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Hi John,
Where are you seeing these other posts? I would love to see what those folks are working with. This is a huge issue for us today!
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This is another one that I believe is related:
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Thanks @John Funk
I agree those issues sound a lot alike. Our issue has only been happening for about a day. I wonder if there is some rolling update that Atlassian is making to the Jira Work Management style project boards?
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That's what I am suspicious of.
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I'm having trouble reproducing this, but the team is looking into this so hopefully we'll have an update for you shortly.
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