Hello,
As discussed elsewhere, JSM projects cannot have Kanban/Scrum boards attached.
So I used the ugly hack explained here (create a board via the boards UI, use a filter that queries the JSM project and then place the board elsewhere).
It's all well & good, but the Done column (collecting all issues with Closed status) has a very large number of tickets. I set the board limit to max of 10 issues, but the limit is ignored - I get more than 10 in each swimlane.
See attached screenshots.
Any way to fix that, or is it a known issue?
There is a feature request here, but I'm not sure it's relevant.
Clarification and update: the problem is not specific to Kanban board in a JSM project but it applies to any Kanban board on a software project.
I've submitted a bug to Atlassian support and will update this thread when I head back from them.
Hey! I am facing the same issue. Did you get any response on the ticket you submitted?
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Same here
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Hi @Amir Katz (Outseer) ,
Within your board go to the board settings > General > Hide completed issues older than
From here you can specify how long an issue that's in a resolved state should appear.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Mark
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Hi @Markus ,
Thanks, this change indeed reduces the total number, but even after changing to 1 week I still have 55 issues, which I don't want to see.
And I may be naïve, but I still expect the 'min' value to work...
So I think it's a bug in the Kanban board.
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