There is no provision to create sub-task under Epic. 2. Create a task and link it to Epic. 3. Convert the task to sub-task. I now see, Epic has sub-task and the sub-task panel enabled. I am not sure, is this intentionally provided as a feature or is it a bug? I am using Cloud Jira premium version. Watch.
Click New Action. On the New Action screen search for and click the Assign issue option. From the Assign issue prompt, select a user who will be assigned issues. Click the Save button. Next you can add an if/else condition to the If:matches condition. If the condition in the If block does not match, then the rule will evaluate the Else block.
Stories can. When a story that's in a sprint is converted to an Epic, it should be removed from the sprint. Epics don't show up in backlog view (they have their own side panel) so if a story is converted to an epic while part of a sprint, you don't see it as part of the sprint until the sprint is started when it shows up on the sprint board.
For example, I'm trying to create an Epic and set a due date. I ensured I have the "Edit Issue" and "Schedule Issue" permissions. No way. The filed does not appear editable. The online instructions of course are useless. They simply state to set permissions, and this does not work. Very disappointing. By selecting that button it applied the moves to the tasks. In attached image, describes what I was doing. For some reason today it isn't working. It lets me grab the task, and it appears to let me move it to the new EPIC but as soon as I release it, it doesn't save or stay under the new EPIC. The Review Change button remains greyed out

In Add Parameters To Function, select ON_CREATE in the Stage field and click Add. Make sure that your post function is added in the right position and click Publish. Note that your templates have to be of the Epic issue type to make this work. To create such a template, click the Create button, choose Templates as your target project and Epic

Give an example for Epic, User Story, Task and Bug. Epic: PTL is the creator of Epic. In Gerrit Commit to a Jira Issue ID, Epic is never used as a reference. (since Epic is a large project Those are used only in Company Managed projects. To add an issue to an Epic in Team Managed projects through the UI you have to first save the issue, and then you can click on the "Add epic" link in the breadcrumbs for the new issue. Team Managed projects don't support adding an issue to an Epic by directly editing the field that stores the Issue: Associated Epics are not visible on each Issue from the Board view. Without the Backlog view available in Kanban template projects, we have no way to easily see open work by Epic. While we can see Labels on Issue cards in the Board View, we cannot see the associated Epic. Ideally, we want to use Labels for another aspect of the project
Tarang Apr 13, 2020. If you made an Initiative as "parent task of Epics" then this will show up in the initiative under "Issue Links" -> "is parent task of". and will not be identified as "Child issues" that "parent link" refers to. So it depends where and how you created the Epic. If you created the Epic within the Initiative in Jira Portfolio
Name your automation = whatever you want to call it. Turn it on. Go back to the Window or Tab that has your search results in it, Click the three dots in top right and select "Bulk Change". Select the stories you want to bulk change or just the top box to select all fo them. Next. .
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