In the Step 1. Select Parent Issue and Sub-Task Type screen, type or select the appropriate parent issue type and the new issue type (i.e. a sub-task issue type). Select Next. If the issue's current status is not an allowed status for the new issue type, the Step 2. Select New Status screen is displayed.
Community Leader. Nov 01, 2022. Hello @Anu Issac , Hope you are doing good!! Yes, you can change the task into story or story into task. You need to just click on the icon and select issue type as shown below in screenshot. Regards, Mayur. Reply.
You should see this "Move" button on issue view screen. In order to move an issue, you need to have a "Move Issues" permission. Please check this from project -> settings -> permissions. Thank you it helps. @Tansu Akdeniz : I tried this but there is no way to move Task from one project to another. We can move Issues by following this but not Task.
Here's what I'm doing to try to export an issue to a document: 1. Open an issue, any issue. 2. Export to Word (see screenshot below) 3. Open the document in Wordpad, which support MS Word in Windows 10. - Or, upload the doc to Google Drive and double click on it. Expected Result: To get a binary MS Word document with the contents of the issue.
Micha Kops' Quick Subtasks for Jira application for Server is a really good way to quickly create an arbitrary set of sub-tasks for a given issue in a simple text-based interface. I know I can use the CSV Importer to do the same task, but that process is very cumbersome, and is not practical for everyday use by end users.
Linking issues doesn’t change the issues in any other way. You can either link an existing issue or create a new issue and link it. Open the issue view of the request. Select Link issue ( ). Search for an existing issue to link, or select + Create linked issue to create a new issue. If you searched for an existing issue, choose how they
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