Multiple projects on single rapid board

Lars Hahus June 12, 2012

Do I need to create a new rapid board for each project?
I would like to just select a project and then go to rapid board/agile but this always brings me back to the first rapid board project planning, not the one I thought I was browsing.

I have tried to include both projects in the filters but quite honestly I have no clue what this actually changes.

What am I missing?

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Thomas Schlegel
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June 12, 2012
Hi Lars,

a rapid board is based on a saved filter, you can have as many rapid boards as you like. Look here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/GH/Using+the+Rapid+Board

Best regards

Thomas

Lars Hahus June 13, 2012

OK, but I was just looking for a way to have the same workflow as with taskboards etc, select project and then how to view it, not more rapid boards; less!

Now I have to Configure and select two more entities(rapid boards + filters) to do the same?

Thomas Schlegel
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June 13, 2012

Hi Lars,

if you create a Rapid Board, you only have to select the project(s) this rapid board is based on.

You can create a rapid board based on other selections. Then you have to create and save a filter first.

This is described here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/GH/Creating+a+Rapid+Board

If you want to have a rapid board per project, you have to create one per project.

Best regards

Thomas

Lars Hahus June 13, 2012

Ok, I guess I just thought it'd be more straighforward.
Thank you Thomas, have a great day! :)

Thomas Schlegel
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June 13, 2012

you're welcome :-)

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Enmanuel Corvo August 27, 2017

What you can do is create a board for each project then combine both boards into a single view using an Add-on. Take a look at this Combine multiple Jira projects into one view

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