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 theyStep 1: Create a sprint. Go to the Backlog of your Scrum project. Click the Create Sprint button at the top of the backlog. Note that you can create more than one sprint, if you want to plan work several weeks in advance. In the backlog view of a JIRA Agile board you have an Epic tab. This tab allows you to select the issues associated with individual epics. Plus it has functionality that makes it simple to add new issues to an epic. The final advantage is that the epic name is displayed brightly coloured alongside the issues in the list. 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. Regards. If you open the story, click on the 3 dots in the top right corner, then click on Move. You are than able to change either the Project or Issue Type. Click the dropdown for the Issue Type and choose Subtask, then a box opens to choose which parent to move it under. Once you’ve logged in to your Jira account, navigate to the project in question and click the global Create button in the top toolbar. In the resulting window ( Figure A ), make sure to select
Note: running Jira Server 6.2 (I know, old) tl;dr Create task as regular, non-sub-task level, then do "convert to subtask". Epic Link will remain populated. I have tasks/stories with subtasks and just noticed some of those subtasks do have the "Epic Link" field populated, and so show in filters for "Epic Link = .", which is very nice.
The Jira to Azure DevOps migration process is done in two phases: First, data is exported from Jira to text files. This can be done in batches until the right set of items are ready for import. Second, importing the data files to work items in Azure DevOps/TFS. The key capabilities of the tool include: - Jira items are exported based on JQL