Category: Jira

Perform a search: Use the Issue Navigator in Jira to perform a search based on your criteria. Refine the search query using Jira Query Language (JQL) to filter the issues you want to include in your report. Customize the columns: Once you have the search results displayed, click on the “Columns” button to customize the… Continue reading Create Report from Issue Navigator in Jira

We can restrict access by setting the issue’s security level. To set the issue security level on issues in company-managed projects: Choose the lock icon at the top-right of the issue. This icon only appears if the project has a security scheme configured. Select the desired security level. You can also remove an issue’s security level… Continue reading Restrict access to an issue in Jira Software

In Jira, reports provide valuable insights and analytics on project progress, team performance, and issue statistics. These reports help teams and stakeholders visualize data, track key metrics, and make informed decisions. Here are some key points about reports in Jira: Built-in Reports: Jira provides various built-in reports that cover different aspects of project management. These… Continue reading Reports in Jira

Automation management in Jira refers to the ability to automate various actions, workflows, and processes within the Jira platform. It involves setting up rules, triggers, and actions to automate repetitive tasks, streamline workflows, and improve efficiency. Here are some key points about automation management in Jira: Automation Rules: Jira provides built-in automation features or plugins… Continue reading Automation management in Jira

During the process of creating a new issue in Jira Software, you can link it to existing issues within the project. Access the issue creation screen by clicking on the “Create” button in Jira Software. Choose the appropriate issue type for the new task, such as story, bug, or task. Look for the “Link” field… Continue reading Linking Existing Issues During Issue Creation in Jira Software

In Jira, the “Original Estimate” is a field used to estimate the amount of time or effort required to complete a specific task or issue. It helps in planning and tracking work, providing insights into the expected effort needed to complete a particular item. Here are some key points about the “Original Estimate” in Jira:… Continue reading ORIGINAL ESTIMATE FIELD IN JIRA

Labels in Jira are keywords or tags that you can assign to issues, allowing you to categorize and organize them based on common themes, topics, or attributes. They provide a way to add metadata or descriptive information to issues, making it easier to search, filter, and group related items. Here are some key points about… Continue reading LABELS IN JIRA

Open the Subtask: Navigate to the corresponding subtask that need to convert into a subtask. We can locate it by accessing the parent task or through the issue search. Open the More Options Menu: On the subtask’s page, locate the “More Options” button represented by three dots (…). Click on it to reveal a dropdown… Continue reading Converting a Task into a Subtask in Jira Software

The Issue Navigator in Jira is a powerful tool that allows you to search, filter, and sort issues based on various criteria. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use the Issue Navigator: Log in to your Jira instance and navigate to the Jira dashboard. Click on the “Issues” tab located in the top navigation… Continue reading Issue Navigator in Jira

To create a task in Jira, need to follow these general steps: Log in to your Jira account: Access your Jira instance using your username and password. Navigate to the project: Go to the specific project where you want to create the task. Projects are typically listed on the Jira dashboard or in the project… Continue reading Creating a Task in Jira