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Is there a place to go for best practices or a cheatSheet? I find it incredibly frustrating to make tweaks to next-gen projects and have them run correctly.
Recently, I added a new Status type to my Workflow. But as a result of doing that, issues that are DONE are now transitioned from one sprint to the next sprint as OPEN issues. And the only way I could remove the new Status type was through the Board, not from the Workflow Editor. I find this UI/UX very confusing.
You've worked out a fix for this already, but it's worth explaining - Jira considers the last column on a board to be "done".
Hey @Keng Lim — my name is Bryan and I’m a Product Manager on next-gen. Couple of questions here:
1. Where is your ‘Done’ column on the board?
2. I’ve been receiving buggy behavior from the workflow editor in the past two days. What happens when you click on a status in the workflow editor and hit your delete button on your keyboard?
Happy to jump on a Zoom call if that’s more efficient for you. Look forward to hearing from you soon.
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1. I had set the 'Done' column as the penultimate column. The last column represented a new status added, WONT FIX.
WONT FIX is a status that we would like to add to represent issues that have been assessed but the development won't be fixing them anytime soon.
For now, I have removed this new status just to get things back to where it was.
2. Didn't try that.
Thanks for offering to hop on a call. Might take you up on it if necessary.
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