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Task issues assignee not imported in portfolio if skills enabled

Antonio De Moliner
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June 12, 2019

In portfolio, I have created a team and each team member has a skill. If I create a task, in jira software, and i set the assignee, in portfolio the member is not imported even if i have correctly set the hierarchy import level.

Is there a way to fix this problem? thanks in advance

 

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Earl McCutcheon
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June 17, 2019

Hi Antonio,

There are few different things to check for what may be occuring here.  Refer to the "Map an issue assignee to a team member" documentation the items to check, noting:

In order for the Jira issue assignee to show in Portfolio's team member column, these conditions must apply:

  • There is not member set in Portfolio.
  • The assignee is set on the issue in Jira Software.
  •  The assignee is part of a team in your Portfolio plan.
  • If you've made a manual team assignment, make sure the assignee is part of that team.
  • To see the assignee that is being pulled from Jira Software, you have toCalculateyour plan.
  • The issue assignee import level must be set to a hierarchy level. See Configuring initiatives and other hierarchy levels.

Regards,
Earl

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