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Cross Project Release is not showing in JIRA project

Peter Ogilvie
Peter Ogilvie Jan 30, 2019

I have created a cross-product release (CPR) including all of my 6 JIRA projects.  The release is showing in Protfolio, but does not show as a release in any of the individual projects in JIRA.

 

Why not?

 

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Gabriele Franck
Gabriele Franck
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Feb 08, 2019

Hi, Peter

For any modification you do directly in Portfolio, you need to first commit this action and then it will show up in Jira as well.

Did you commit your changes after creating this cross project release?

 

Gabi

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Peter Ogilvie
Peter Ogilvie Feb 08, 2019

Sorry, Yes I did finally find the list of uncommitted changes waiting for me at the top of Portfolio.  Thank you.

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Gabriele Franck
Gabriele Franck
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Feb 08, 2019

YAY! You're more than welcome, Peter :D

Feel free to make this my answer accepted for your question. This will help other customers with the same question finding the solution.

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