For some reason, when I go to assign child issues inside an issue and choose "Existing Issue", it does not recognize any of my existing issues. I want to be able to move existing issues to chid issues if need be. Is this possible and what might be happening?
Here is a link to the screenshot https://share.getcloudapp.com/5zu5BRYv
Hello Matt,
To add existing issues as a child of another, the issue must be a sub-task since it have some particularities not present in other issues. A Standard issue can not be added as a child of another standard issue.
Now, if you want to convert a standard issue as a sub-task of another standard issue, you can follow the steps below:
- Navigate to the issue you want to change as a sub-task > Click on Move:
- Click to move the issue to the same project but as a sub-task, selecting the parent issue you want
Let me know if this information helps.
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Please allow the ability to convert Issues into Child Issues.
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This is the right way to implement it so that the child issue can still be a story, a task, a bug or whatever the actual issue is.
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Not sure I understand the reason for having to make the child item a "sub-task". Why can't we chose?
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Yes! the lack of ability to do this is killing me. it means i have to do all sorts of weird labeling and linking to show appropriate relationships.
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