Hi,
A lot has been written about the next-gen boards. I am trying to set up a set of board for different projects, most for the workflow of changes in content and technics in wordpress sites, and some for larger software projects. Jira is/was supposed to become our main project management tool.
So I needed some things:
I find this take a lot of work and time, hopefully because I am missing some point:
- For every project, I seem to have to recreate a workflow
- A status like "Ready for acceptance" in project 1 is not the same status as the one with the same name in project 2. So global rules will not be able to set a status, because project 1 does not have the same statusses as project 2.
- Filters must be made in JQL, because selecting a status in the filter shows every status for every project, again because there is not global concept of status.
My newbee questions are:
I would love to read input from more experiences users!
Regards, Jelmer
Hi @jelmerjellema , welcome to the Community. Your assessment appears accurate. The issue here is that w/ NG projects and the fact that they are (currently anyway) self-contained. If you wish to reuse configurations from project to project you should use Classic projects where you can build and share: workflows, notification and permissions schemes, screens, etc.
You mention not being able to create "nice statuses" but I'm not sure what that translates to.
Hi Jack,
With Nice Statusses I mean a status like "Waiting for client". But I figured that one out now. I created some project in classis, reusing workflows and statusses, and that's almost fine. There, the issue in in kanbanboards, that cannot be copied without copying the filter, changing it, and adding it to the board. I switched to the paid version early (luckily in a new triail period) because of the linked project settings, but when I use that, the project is created without a board. But well.
And another thing that seems to be missing is resolving transitions. I now create a POST rule for transitions that are resolving.
So, setting up a project still requires some work, for the kanban, for the screens that seem to be missing the default fields I added somewhere. But it starts to work, hopefully....
So, I keep figuring things out. Pitty we have no time left to actually work on the projects now ;-)
Cheers, Jelmer
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