Hi,
With the OLD view, we have always been able to link tickets from our JIRA service Management system to JIRA Software ticket.
BUT
Now with the new view, we cannot link our JIRA Software ticket to our JIRA Service Management ticket anymore!?
PLEASE FIX for use in new ticket view
Hi @IJsbrand , if I understand correctly, the two projects are on different instances and linked through Application links.
If that's the case, what you need is this feature on the new issue view, and the good news is that it's currently being worked on:
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-70833
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Cheers
Hi @IJsbrand
Welcome to the Community!
I've just tried in my instance, and I can link tickets from one to the other.
A couple of things you can test:
- Do you have the relevant permissions?
- Are both tickets open?
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Hi Liam,
Yes. I have the relevant permissions and both tickets are 'OPEN'.
To reiterate, everything works fine in the old ticket view, but as soon as I try the same thing in the new-ticket view. it does not work. notice that the new ticket link feature does not have the list box for the server as shown in the first screenshot.
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Also to make sure my explanation was properly conveying that;
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Hi @IJsbrand
I've just tried again and it has worked. What does the list box for server do on your old view? Is one instance hosted on Server and the other on Cloud?
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What happens if you try using the full URL to link it?
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Hi @IJsbrand
In that case I'd log it as a bug with Atlassian then
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