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Teams filter within Portfolio

romain bonnet

Hi all,

I'm trying to understand the current behaviour within Portfolio but have a lot of difficulties. I've a very simple plan based on a single Scrum board TEAM THM (just to highlight the issue, maybe not realistic). This board is based on a JIRA project (filter of the board is: project = THM AND issuetype in (Epic, "Technical story", "Defect story", "User story",task)). Starting from that i take a look at Portfolio:

If i filter the items by epic and selecting the THM project i get 35 epics,
If i filter the items by epic and selecting the THM Team i get 18 epics,

I'm expecting to have the same numbers, any ideas why there is a difference?

Thank you for any help !

Romain

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Walter Buggenhout

Hi Romain,

In scope view of your Portfolio Plan and at Epic level, make sure you can see the Team column. I would guess 17 of your epics are not assigned to the THM Team.

romain bonnet

Hi Walter,

Yes sure it's the case. So if i get this correctly the "Team" (or "assigned team"?) field should be visible and correctly set in any of our JIRA items (for now this is not the case)? My concern is that for me the notion of "Team" in Portfolio was associated to the selected board (when looking at the "Team" name it seems to really be the case) and not a JIRA field. While looking at an Epic history with and without "Team" visible in Portfolio i don't see any specific line related to that. Note that I just don't know why in some case it was correctly set

Should this association between items and teams be done through Portfolio? Note that all the "done" items are not associated to the "team", this is quite surprising.

Walter Buggenhout

Hi @romain bonnet,

Your Team filter inside Portfolio is based on the Portfolio Team field. So yes, the association should be there.

If your Teams are shared teams, it will be possible to assign issues to teams from within Jira as well (see documentation for more info), but by default you would do the assignment from inside Portfolio.

Finally, something worth checking is whether your Team THM is associated with the Team THM scrum board in your Portfolio Plan. This would normally automatically link the team to the issues from your board. This is, however, an automatic assignment in Portfolio, which you can see from the light blue background color of the Team field in Portfolio. If you set a Team manually, the field will show against a white background and the change will be committed into Jira as well.

romain bonnet

Ok i will see few stuff with my JIRA admin and come back to you.

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