Meet the powerful Epic Progress gadget. There is an Epic Progress gadget, and it’s available thanks to Dashboard Hub for Jira. This gadget displays the progression in the completion of a particular group of epics by different estimation statistics. Get the insights you need with a well-designed user interface and great customization.
Drag and drop the initiative issue type to the issue types for your project. Go to application settings, click Settings > Manage Apps > Advanced roadmaps for Jira > Hierarchy configuration. Click + Create Level and create the new initiative level. Make sure to map the initiative issue type to it. Click Save changes.
The scheme is used by a lot of projects, but the change does not affect other agile projects negatively. Try to open the issue type screen scheme, choose a screen for the BUG and try to add the Epic Link field. Maybe I did not understood correctly, but epic Link belongs to issue type epic only. You can create a bug as Issue in epic, then it
As per your enquiry, we have an example of how to set field values in the script and then to run the Get Issue Fields example script on the Script Console as this will return the JSON structure for the issue and show how the data is stored for the field. Then, you can get the epic issue using the Epic Link Field. Example: def issueKey = 'TP-1'.
First, the editing screen of the Task needs to have the Epic link field, and there is no special permission limit. You can edit it conveniently, or you can directly associate Task and Epic by dragging on the Backlog view. Vishal Dec 14, 2018. I would like to be able to create Epics now and then link tasks that have already been created to the Epic.
Confluence will then automatically generate a Jira Roadmap macro. ii) Use the macro shortcut menu: From the macro shortcuts menu in Confluence, simply select Jira Roadmap. iii) Pull up the macro menu: From the full macro menu in Confluence, select Jira Roadmap. Note: These steps are for Advanced Roadmap.
