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So I and others don't accidentally create an issue in the wrong project. This happens pretty often by many people
I think the logic is to open in the project you last created an issue in.
Right, but most people in my experience expect that if you go to a specific project then try to create an issue, that the issue's project would default to that project you're currently in
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For me this is already default behaviour. It is on Server instance though.
I open a project, create issue, project is set to current project. I cancel the issue, open a new project, create a new issue, project is again set to project I am currently in.
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I raised this issue to deal with this: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-59650
The problem is that it is a Server side property. Not a client side property. So opening up multiple tabs in different projects inteferes with the feature.
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