New! You can now display Jira issues as a list in Atlas projects, updates and comments!

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We're thrilled to announce an exciting new update that allows you to seamlessly insert a list of Jira issues directly into your Atlas projects! Now you can easily display them in a list format, boosting visibility and enhancing collaboration within your team.

But that's not all!

This new update includes an advanced filtering system you can use to narrow down your search using specific keywords related to your Jira issues. This is particularly handy if you're dealing with a large number of issues and need to pinpoint a particular one quickly.

Try it out:

1. Type /jira into any text field in Atlas.

2. Use filters, keywords, or JQL to refine your search.

3. Select Insert.

You can also paste a URL of your search results, directly inserting a list of issues matching your query into your Atlas project. This is a substantial time-saver, especially for those who frequently use JQL in their workflows.

Editing and updating issues within the list is now a breeze. You can easily keep track of your project's progress and ensure your team is always up-to-date with the latest developments.

To edit your list of Jira issues:

1. Select the list.

2. Hover over the menu at the bottom of the list view.

3. Select edit [icon].

4. Refine your search then select Insert.

We believe this new feature is a game-changer, enhancing the way you manage and view Jira issues within Atlas. It saves time, increases efficiency, and promotes an organized workflow.

Take advantage of this new feature and transform the way you handle your project's Jira issues.

We hope you find this new feature as exciting as we do. We're looking forward to hearing your feedback and comments. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out.

[Ammar Ahmed Butt]

😍 Awesome!!

[ivychan]

Indeed a game-changer!! 👍

[andy.johnston]

Hey - this feature is cool - and I've been using it in our UAT environment as we're cutting over to Jira/Atlas soon.

There's an issue I see with the formatting in the web Ui vs email though?  Looks great on the web, but it doesn't seem to translate well to the weekly email?

Web:

But when you get into email you just get a link to a Jira issues search?  When you open it it doesn't have the formatted columns that I set up, so it reverts to whatever the user last was searching for.

Email:

Link result in Issue Search: