8. Create an acceptance criteria list in Jira. At the end of the day, the acceptance criteria list is nothing more than a DoD that is specific to every user story. To implement an acceptance criteria list in Jira, either create a new custom field or piggyback on the global DoD. With Checklist, you can add items directly at the issue level. Clones task from current project to epic in another project. 2. Sets up some specific link type between them. We have two projects - Product and Development. Our workflow is next: devs pick tasks from Product project and create associated epics in their Development project (then they break down them to their development tasks and subtasks Go to Jira administration > Applications > Manage apps > BigGantt configuration [or BigPicture configuration] > Task configuration. Then, scroll down a bit to locate the End date field. Click on the dropdown menu and select Time Spent + Remaining Estimate. Task configuration window in BigGantt and BigPicture. Jira supports versioning by way of a Fix Version(s) field. Generally that is intended to be "past tense" as in the issue was fixed in 1.2, 1.4, 1.5 but often people use for planning purposes. While Epics can be fully contained w/in a release, more often than not an epic spans multiple releases so generally I don't use versions on Epics. Answer accepted. the answer to your question, unfortunately, is no - it is not possible. Parent Links are only available from the child to the parent hierarchy level, without the possibility to skip an hierarchy level in the middle. When adding Portfolio Epic as an additional issue type in between Initiative and Epic, you can only link Epics to Agreed, this is completely absurd. I have a batch of tasks I want to make subtasks under another task. For each task, it takes me about 5 clicks, including finding the right parent task from a list of poorly numbered tasks, from the roadmap view, and then I can't see the subtasks on the roadmap, so I have to go to the advanced roadmap to see if it was done correctly, and I have to do this for It is a jira issue as sub-tasks do not have the epic listed in their attribute The right query seems to be: project = DEMOPROJECT AND issuetype in (Story, Task, Sub-task) AND ("Epic Link" in (DEMOPROJECT-546, and so on ) OR "Parent Link" in (DEMOPROJECT-609 , and so on )) ORDER BY parent ASC, cf[10003] ASC, cf[10010] DESC, created DESC. I am new to JIRA and Kanban. I was expecting that when I create an epic and link some stories and tasks to it. The status of the epic will automatically change (e.g. to done) when all the stories and tasks linked to it are done. But it seems this is not the case. Vay Tiền Nhanh Chỉ Cần Cmnd Nợ Xấu.

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