Hello @Kenz Dupras
Welcome to the Atlassian community.
The issues shown in a board are based on the Filter used by the board.
When you create the board you have a few options for its basis:
- based on creating a new project
- based on existing project
- based on Saved Filter
If you choose the second option, and then select 1..n projects, a filter is automatically constructed for your board to select all issues in the specified projects; i.e.
project in (A, B, C)
The filter used by a board can be modified by the Owner of the filter. You can navigate to that by going to the Configure Board / General page. The filter will be shown there, and there will be a link to Edit Filter.
If you are the owner of the filter you can edit it and save it under the same filter name. In that case the board would be immediately affected by the change to the filter.
If you are not the owner then you can only save it under a new filter name. The board will not be affected. The Administrator of the board can change the board to use the newly saved filter instead of the original filter.
Note also that boards are just a way to visualize and manipulate issues. The issues are not "in" the boards. The issues are contained in Projects. So, if you see a specific issue in multiple boards, the changes to that issue are reflected in all boards. The boards are not working on separate "copies" of the issues.
So, if you want your boards to show different issues from the same project, then you need to adjust the Filters used by each board so that they retrieve different subsets of issues from the source project(s).
Let me know if you have additional questions.
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