Assume you have two projects in a Scrum Board: Project A using JIRA Development Workflow and Project B using GreenHopper Simplified Workflow.
Is it possible to assign an existing issue from Project A to a Story defined in Project B?
I am not sure what you mean with "assign".
If I understood your question correctly, the Jira feature of "issue linking" should do the trick.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Linking+Issues
Along with some scripting magic you can even change status of all linked Issues if your "parent" issue changes.
Sorry for being so imprecise.
I want to see the issue form Project A in the Planning View of the Scrum board in the same swimlane as any other Sub-Tasks in Project B which belong to a story in Project B.
Linking the issue from Project A to the Story in Project B doesn't do the job.
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I can't think of a working solution on that one, unless you define the swimline to include the issuetype. But that's probably not what you want.
As far as I have tested I couldn't even move between swimlanes in the same project.
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Thanks, Benjamin...I fear you're right. Basically, the sub-task's property, that identifies the Story it belongs to (which in turn defines the siwmlane) is not transparent to the User. However, I'll try to circumvent that by defining swimlanes by means of JQL...let's see...I assume the Story -> Sub-Task grouping Swimlane definition is some sort of JQL as well.
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you can use something like:
(project = "ProjectA" AND issuetype = Sub-Task) OR (project= "ProjectB" AND issuetype = Sub-Task)
as JQL for your swimlane
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