In addition to the sprint and backlog "folders", is there a way to create an "Old"/"Junk" folder?

[Jon A]

My backlog is starting to get incredibly long with some stories that are several years old. At first I was thinking of simply deleting them but then realized it was probably best not to do so for bookkeeping purposes and to have everything documented. As such, I was wondering if there is a way to create an "old"/"junk" folder where I can move old stories in the backlog that are most likely not relevant (but I don't want to completely lose visibility of). Any advice on how to do so would be much appreciated. 

[Pedro Cora]

Hi Gareth,

Yes, take a look at this documentation for details: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AOD/Integrating+JIRA+OnDemand+with+Stash

[Deleted user]

Thanks Pedro, it doesn't work though. I can access Stash through an Apache instance via SSL now no problems, but when I try to add an application link from our instance of Stash to the OnDemand instance of JIRA I just get a timeout error.

If I try to make the application link the other way, from JIRA to Stash it completes the Incoming Authentication part ok, with a status of Configured. However the outgoing authentication section status is: Not Configured and the button labelled 'Enable' does not do anything.

Looking at the Outgoing Authentication section on the Stash instance now says this:

Log in to application 'XXXXX JIRA' to configure this authentication.

Please note that to configure Trusted Applications, Basic, or CORS authentication, you need to be a system administrator on the 'XXXXX JIRA' application. We recommend that you use OAuth for Application Link authentication.

Even though I am the administrator on our JIRA Ondemand instance, I am not a system-administrator, so it looks like this can't actually work.

Is this a known problem?