1. Pay for a third party app that will allow you to create issue templates. 2. Follow the guidance in this post t o create a custom Description-Template field where you can put your template text, and use automation to copy that text to the built-in Description field. Like • Sari likes this.
Plain Jira's hierarchy is. Issue (Story) -> Sub-task. If you add Software, it gives you. Epic -> Issue (Story) -> Sub-task. Advanced Roadmaps (nee Portfolio) adds themes and initiatives above that. Jira Align gives you a hierarchy right the way up through SAFe (and other agile at scale frameworks). Then there are non-Atlassian apps you can add
You can add these issue types, but the fields required for the Epic aren't supported in the form. And the hierarchy doesn't display in the list or timeline. The hierarchy displays nicely in Advanced roadmap if you have an epic set up, but if you don't, and you just have a task with subtasks, it categorizes the work under "issues with no parent."
Jira templates. Don’t create templates from scratch; pick a ready-to-use one! Choose between the PI planning template to break epics into stories or the Magic estimation template to assign story points to tasks. Remember, we have even more templates in store for you. Use epics if: Your team is agile and you are looking for epics to group your stories. Your team builds large features that can take several releases to complete, and you want a way to track them on a roadmap. Your team currently uses initiatives in Aha! Roadmaps to group features, but you would rather keep initiatives for more strategic themes.
Features. This tool lets you migrate work item from Jira to Azure DevOps or Microsoft Team Foundation Server. The tool has two parts, first Jira issues are exported to files then we import the files to Azure DevOps/TFS. We believe this is a good approach to migration since it allows you to export the data to migrate and validate it before
Epics and regular issues are treated very differently by Jira.. these differences should be accounted for and managed when one performs a "move" action on a story to convert it to an Epic. Epics cannot be assigned to sprints from the backlog view. Stories can. 2 answers. In case of Single issue move, a warning is shown as, during single issue move, the epic or the issue associated with any epic will suffer data loss of epic-issue relation. In case of bulk moving issues from Team managed to the Company managed project, we have two scenarios: If the epic and all issues associated with the epic are
One project, multiple epics. I don't really see how 25+ epics will be more chaotic than 25+ projects. Don't overthink things. Redeveloping a monolith application into a micro-services architecture will be challenging enough for your team, they shouldn't also be forced to analyze things from an organizational point of view to see where each task goes where. There will also be cros

2 answers. When the issue (e.g. story) was part of the sprint, the 'sprint' field was set. After the move to Epic, this field is probably still set. So to empty the field you can add the field 'sprint' to the epic issue screen and then you can remove it from the sprint. In the backlog you will see the epics on the left side panel and not as

In JIRA, how can we move one sub-task from one story to another? the solution is simple select the issue you need to change the parent.then navigate to more tab and select move option then there will be options to move sub-task to another parent issue. screenshot attached. doesnt work for me - this move option is not available for me.

While Atlassian Jira offers the Roadmaps feature, it doesn’t offer a Gantt chart view out of the box. To create a Gantt chart in Jira, you must install Jira Gantt chart plugins (a.k.a. add-ons or apps) from the Atlassian Marketplace. Jira offers two types of Gantt chart visualizations using Jira Roadmaps. Steps for Integrating Microsoft Excel to Jira. Here are the simple steps to start exporting data from Microsoft Excel to Jira: Step 1: Create a Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet. Step 2: Save Mircosoft Excel File/s as CSV. Step 3: Using the CSV Importer to Load Data from Excel to Jira. You’ll also pick the Jira project you want to export data from and the Excel spreadsheet you want it sent to. Use rules to filter out the Jira issues you don’t want exported to Excel. You could exclude issues with specific labels, only sync tasks with a specific assignee, and more. Next, map your Jira issue fields to fields in Excel. BOWAZB.
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