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How to link an issue in a non-'next-gen' project to an epic in a 'next-gen' project?

Deleted user Oct 29, 2018

We want to make use of the new roadmap features in a next-gen project. However we cant link issues to epics from other non-'next-gen' projects. From the next-gen project is seems you can only create new child issues or link existing ones already defined in the same next-gen project.


If we try to link the child issue from the project in which its exists then when you search for the epic it displays its name as 'unlabelled-KEY-01'. If you attempt to link to it then you get the error - Issue 'KEY-1' must be of type 'Epic

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Deleted user Jul 17, 2019

Has anyone been able to find a solution to this?

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Paweł Iwaszko Feb 18, 2019

The same happens for me. Is there any workaround?

My plan was to track epics in a next-gen project to make use of roadmaps but then create individual tasks in existing projects and just connect them to these epics.

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