Hello, We are trying to import Epics from JIRA to AHA using the "JIRA via Connect" and the "Import from development tool" options. However, when I am on the "Choose record types" page and select "Story to Feature", it shows a text box with "status in (Open, 'In Progress', Reopened)". With this configuration, I can only pull ALL stories from Sep 24, 2019. Hi @carmella_smith. You could try this : proj = jira.search_issues ("'Epic Link' is not EMPTY and project = 'your project (s)'") It will list all issue that belong to an epic. After that with a loop you can access to the epic issue number. The code below give you access to the epic link issue number. Sorted by: 52. You can do this through the More Actions dropdown: On the Story Page, select the "More Actions" dropdown. then choose the "Move" option. On the following dialog you'll be able to change the issue type to an epic. Share. Improve this answer. Follow. Thank you for you response and for the information. I should have been more clear, while I do need the Cancel resolution to be accessible all across my Jira projects, I actually need help with the Next-Gen software settings. I understand the process for the adding a resolution for a Classic software Jira project. Switch to the Diagram mode, click on the Create transition, and then click on the Validators link: Click on the Add Validator button, and from the list of Validators that shows up, select the 'Fields Required' validator, and then choose the Epic Link field as the required field. Please note that, depending on the 3rd party add-on that you I'm fairly new the to automation within Jira. I have two questions. If a bug is created in a Jira project and in the description field there is, for example, the text {KIM1} Since KIM1 is already created as a component in the project is it then possible to automatic add KIM1 as a component to the bug and if yes. How is this done most correctly? Jan 18, 2022. No, you can't "move issues to another board". Boards are not containers of issues, they select a set of them to work with (that applies to the backlog too - the backlog is another view of the issues the board is selecting for. To get issues into the Scrum backlog, make sure they are selected for by your board filter, check they Answer accepted. As the automation for sub-task is triggered when a Task is created, it considers the Task as the issue. Hence, when we say, { {issue.parent.epic.summary}}, the automation is unable to understand as the Task has Epic as the parent. Update the automation with ' { {issue.epic.summary}} : { {issue.summary}} : Task-1'. CĂĄch Vay Tiền TrĂȘn Momo.

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