Category: Jira

Find issues in a company-managed project: From your project’s sidebar, select Issues. 2. Select a pre-set filter in the sidebar, set the field filters, or both. 3. Order and sort the issues using the options at the top of the list of issues. 4. Select an issue to view or edit it. 5. Select Reset… Continue reading Search and find your issues in Jira software

To move an issue using automation: Add a Clone issue action to your rule and select the project you want to move the issue to. Add a Delete issue action to delete the original issue. Log in to Jira and navigate to the project where the issue you want to move is located.Click on “Project… Continue reading Move an issue to another project using automation

To move the task from one project to another, follow the steps below Navigate to the Issue: Open the issue you want to move from the source project. You can do this by either searching for the issue or navigating through the project where the issue currently resides. 2. Initiate the Move: Within the issue… Continue reading Moving Tasks Between Projects in Jira Software

To setup the default dashboard, when clicking on the company logo need to follow these steps: Access your profile and settings located in the upper right corner. 2. Then, go to ‘Profile’ > ‘Personal Settings.’ 3. Within the ‘Personal Settings’ section, modify the ‘Your Jira Homepage’ option to set it as ‘Dashboard’ in the custom… Continue reading Creating a Clickable Company Logo to Redirect to a Dashboard in Jira Software

In Jira, the possible statuses that can be included in a workflow depend on the customization and configuration of the specific project. However, there are some common default statuses that are available in most Jira instances. These common statuses include: Open: The initial status of an issue when it is created. In Progress: The status… Continue reading Possible statuses can include in workflow in Jira

In Jira, you can find the work ratio (also known as work progress or work completed) using the Jira Query Language (JQL) in a filter. The work ratio is the percentage of work completed for an issue or a set of issues. Here’s how you can achieve this: Open Jira and navigate to the “Issues”… Continue reading Understanding Work Ratio Metrics in Jira for Improved Project Management

Create a Jira filter: Navigate to the Issue Navigator in Jira. Click on the “Advanced” search option. Enter the following JQL query to filter tasks with completed QA and their related QA tasks:sqlCopy codeissuetype = Task AND status = “QA Done” AND “QA Task” IS NOT EMPTY AND “Epic Link” IS NOT EMPTY If you… Continue reading To generate a report in Jira that includes tasks with completed QA and their related QA tasks, you can follow these steps:

Navigate to the Jira dashboard. Click on “Issues” in the top navigation bar. In the drop-down menu, select “Search for issues”. This will take you to the Issue Navigator. On the Issue Navigator screen, click on the gear icon labeled “Columns”. In the “Columns” dialog box, scroll down to the bottom and look for the… Continue reading If some fields are hidden in the Issue Navigator in Jira, you can follow these steps to find and display them:

In Jira Software, go to Plans (in header) > Create. The ‘Create’ page will be displayed. Select Plan > Create. Give your plan a name. Select one of the privacy options from the privacy drop-down: No restrictions – all users can view and access the plan Private – only the creator of the plan can view, access, and edit the plan Click Next. Choose the issue sources (boards, projects, filters) that… Continue reading How to create a plan in Jira Software