Please note: This works for company-managed projects, as they use the Epic Link field to connect epics to child issues. If this rule is for a team-managed you need a slightly different rule using the parent field. trigger: issue updated; condition: issueType is Story, Task, or Bug; advanced compare condition to check the change log if the I would like to create jira automation rules, which help me displaying the true lenght of an epic. Therefore start date and due date of an epic shall be copied based on its associated stories: 1. Epic start date shall be copied from the story with the earliest start date (belonging to the respective epic). 2. Epic due date shall be copied from
I created a bunch of epics when I started and would now like to group a few of them under a new epic and change them to tasks. I see answers about choose the epic, and then choose "move" from more menu. The only more/move menu is see is at the project level and that seems to want to move the epic between projects. Has this changed?
A subtask always belongs to its parent, and that parent can have an Epic, which then implies that the sub-task is inside that Epic. But there's an oversight in that the subtasks don't actually inherit the information internally. There are open issues which Atlassian have accepted to get this design flaw fixed.
Click Project Settings > Issue Types. Ensure there is not a custom standard or sub-task issue type called "Epic" - you'll need to change its name or remove the issue type. Press "Add issue type" and select the Epic and create it. I would suggest avoiding using the "Epic" name at other issue type levels, see this note in the page you linked to:
So, start by clicking on the issue type of the issue and see if it will let you change it directly to the issue type you want. If not, then you need to click the 3 dots menu on the right and select Move. On the following screen, change the issue type to the one you want to move to. So, finally, an issue can be an Epic or a Task or a Bug, or a
Any of those could have children (Sub-tasks). Bringing in the parent brings in all of the children. Epics are different, and are normally a bigger chunk of work that would span sprints. For RW-24, if you really need the pieces brought into different sprints, change them into something other than sub-tasks using the move function to convert them.
Meet the powerful Epic Progress gadget. There is an Epic Progress gadget, and it’s available thanks to Dashboard Hub for Jira. This gadget displays the progression in the completion of a particular group of epics by different estimation statistics. Get the insights you need with a well-designed user interface and great customization.
To enable ranking: Go to your board, then select more ( ) > Configure board. Click the Add Rank button. The filter for your board will be updated to order by Rank. This will affect all boards using this filter. 1 ORDER BY Rank ASC. You can also rank issues by other issue properties — for example, priority or issuetype: hWpS.
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