I started a new project to track go-to-market tasks. We are in Jira in the cloud.
If I set the issues as tasks, they cannot have dates set against them so we can use the roadmap as a gantt chart, but they do show up in the sprint board.
If I set the issues as epics, we can set dates for them and use the roadmap, but they do not show up in the sprint board.
Is there a way to make both occur? I want all the issues in the sprint to show up in the roadmap and in the sprint board.
I also have such issue, the EPIC was reopened and repurposed from a previously closed EPIC. I made sure the EPIC was reopened, Status = Open, the Resolution field cleared, and no resolved date. Researched internet and community if there some other field can be cleaned up, but cannot find.
So brute force is created a new EPIC from the EPIC Panel, reparent the children, then close the EPIC that won't show.
I would still like to know which field/s the EPIC panel is based of if a way to fix. But for now use the brute force.
Hi @Sigrid Schoepel - Did you ever try Bill's approach?
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Things to try depend upon a couple of things:
Regarding (1): Teams often use epics to manage a large, valuable chunk of work, typically composed of tasks (or user stories). Your team seems not to be making that distinction, so I am unclear why you are using a roadmap, which also often is used for larger chunks of work and time-frames. If they are interchangeable for your team, maybe just use epics, and...
Regarding (2): If you are using a Classic project, you can edit the filter. (This ability will eventually be available for Next-Gen, according to Atlassian's own roadmap.) Until then, with a Classic project and board you could disable the epic panel and only use/show epics on the board. Then you would have sprints with epics and a roadmap showing them also. I am uncertain how much this will impact the other reports (burn, velocity, etc.) so you may want to experiment with a test project.
Best regards,
Bill
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