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How to change the issue naming convention

Cedric Talazac
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September 13, 2011

Dear all

I want to change the issue identifier by adding the issue type.

Can I configure this kind of issue identifier naming convetion?

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September 13, 2011

No, the structure of project-sequence is coded deep into Jira and it's not possible to configre it beyond allowing non-alpha characters in the project key.

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