I´m trying to set "Default issue type scheme" for all my projects, but it only has "Epic" issue type assigned, and I need all standard issue types to be available.
When I edit the scheme, it does not show the "Available issue types" component, which it is present when editing any other scheme (see attached screen capture).
As a workarround I could create a new scheme, but I´d like to use the default.
Thank you.
When you go to Jira Administration > Issues > Issue Type Screen Schemes
When you click on "configure" for the default and "Associate an issue type with a screen scheme" is this what you see?
Hello Raynard, thank you for your quick answer. I can´t find steps to get to that screen. When I clic on Jira Administration > Issues > Issue Type Screen Schemes, I see the list of schemes and options for each are: Edit | Associate | Copy. If I edit, I see the screen I just added to my post, where there are no issue types to select.
If I clic on Associate, it shows me the list o projects assigned to any other schemes.
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Hmm...there seems to be an option missing.
This is what I see when I get to the screen schemes.
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That´s weird. I don´t have the "Configure" option you have, and you don´t have the "Associate" option I have. However, I think my Edit option should work, as when editing any other scheme but the default I have all issue types available to select. Below an example.
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Looks like we're not using the same Jira.
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Hi Mariano,
Did you finally managed to include all issue types in your default ITS ?
I have the same problem on my Jira.
I don't understand why Raynard suggested to look at ITSS configuration ...
Eddy
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Hi Eddy. No, I haven´t been able to. I ended with creating another scheme as workarround.
Regards.
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Hi Mariano,
Thanks for your answer.
Actually, it seems that it's a normal behaviour for Atlassian : https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-59866?focusedCommentId=884853&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels%3Acomment-tabpanel#comment-884853
But it's not consistent with the following KB article : https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/issue-types-missing-blank-or-duplicated-in-issue-type-schemes-in-jira-server-226169285.html
So I don't understand Atlassian position ...
Regards,
Eddy
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