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Reordering a large set of epics (50) is very time consuming in the current implementation: drag-edge-bounce-scroll all your epics across the map.
Maybe add a pop-up dedicated to the task of reordering epics.
Hi Gerrie, thanks for the suggestion.
Would it be appropriate to have a keyboard shortcut similar to the 's' + 't' for send to top? Alternatively, perhaps a zoom function so you can see the whole / more of the story map?
Thanks Gerrie, and thanks for the screenshots via support as well, gives great context!
Regards,
Nick Muldoon
Product Manager, Easy Agile
Hi @Evan Goldin,
Nothing new to report at this stage I'm sorry to say.
I'm still in information acquisition mode:
Thanks Evan,
Nick
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Hey Nick, thanks for the reply. All I'm asking for is the same functionality we have when ordering tasks, stories and bugs: A "send to stop" or "Send to bottom" feature. Even better would be a bulk way to do it (like being able to hold down shift or command and select multiple), but even just doing one quickly would be a huge step up.
I have close to 100 epics now, and I want them to be ordered in order of priority. But to adjust that priority, I have to drag and drop each one manually. And it's not fast to do that.
Perhaps I could actually use the priority field itself for priority? I wouldn't be able to get very granular (P0-P4), but that would be better than what I do today. Will the epics drawer on the sprint board respect priority?
I'm constanatly re-ordering epics.
I'm using Jira Cloud, so I don't think I can use Quick Filters?
Hi @Evan Goldin,
Just a quick update here - we have a story on the backlog for the 'Send to top' / 'Send to bottom' functionality. I'll follow up here when we provide that.
Since August we've introduced a smoother way to drag and scroll to place epics. I understand it will still be time consuming with 100 epics, yet hopefully an improvement nonetheless.
Thanks for the feedback, greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Nick Muldoon
Product Manager, Easy Agile
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