Answer accepted. I recently received a similar request from one of the users I work with. Ultimately, you need to set the Epic Status to Done. To do this, add the Epic Status field to the issue screen. Once added, go into the epic that you want to mark as done, and change the epic status to done. This is different than the general issue status. So they removed the automatic display but left open the option to put the list into the view if you need it. Go to Configure Board -> Card Layout and add a new field to the "backlog" section. You should find "Sub-tasks" on the list. This will display a list of all the subtasks on each story in the backlog.
This field allows you to pick a color for an epic right on the creation screen. It can also be used as a way to (bulk) edit epics that have been created. The colors can only range from the 14 pre-set epic colors in Jira. To change colors through this field, you must edit the written code presented on the field, changing its number.
You can create a manually triggered Automation Rule to do this in Jira -. Branch rule for all issues in Epic - clone and update summary to be something like "Clone - { {triggerIssue.summary}}" Clone Epic to new Epic, linking to trigger issue. Branch rule for all issues in epic. * if summary starts with "Clone -".
From the Object drop-down menu, select Story. From the Program Increment and Program drop-down menus, select the PI and program to which the stories belong. Select the check boxes of the stories you want to delete or click Check all to select all stories. Click Move to Recycle Bin, and then click Continue in the confirmation message.
Go to your board, then select more ( ) > Configure board. Select Columns in the left menu. Under Map statuses to columns, you can edit the columns as described in the following table. To the right of the columns, select the + icon. Enter a name for the new column and select its category, then select Add column.
Generally this is done by either: Iteratively adding to the epic's fields and the re-fetching the epic. This can be slow and error-prone. Repurposing a field like Story Points, by copying the Story's original estimate into the field, and then use Lookup Issues actions to more easily sum the values. Best regards, Bill.
Finally, add your Jira tickets to Jira epics. This allows developers and product managers to see how a particular task fits into a larger project or goal. Create epics with similar processes to the recommended proposals here for tickets. If no epic seems relevant for the work, consider creating epics called “TECH DEBT” or “KTLO”. Hi @Сыдыгалы Сагынбаев. Go to View epic details -> It will open issue details. From issue details. Click on three dots on the top right corner | Delete. You need to have the permission to delete it though. Ravi. EJUJ.
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