Hi,
I cannot find the option of creating a subtask for a story.
I am following this guide in order to enable sub-tasks:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver072/configuring-sub-tasks-828788265.html
I have enabled sub-tasks, created sub-task issue type and it's present in my issue type scheme.
It's also part of my project's issues types:
However, I cannot find the option `Create subtask` in the desired story.
When I click the 3 dots in the right side, I get this menu: [Add flag, Move, Clone, Delete, Configure]
When I click the 3 dots near the icons `Link issue` and `Add attachments` I get only `Add More` which leads me to the marketplace (which has some PAID sub-task relaed add-ons).
The only option I found is to create a new issue of `Sub Task` type and then link it to the parent issue, but it's too complicated for just adding some subtasks to a story.
What am I doing wrong?
Where is that `Create subtask` option?
Please help,
Tanya
As @toffee mentioned, if choosing Kanban classic the option is available.
To solve my problem I've created a new project using that template and moved all the issues there.
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No, trials are limited only by time.
It looks to me like the "new issue view" is the problem here, as it does not contain sub-task creation links like the old view.
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Ok, that's even more simple - you don't have any sub-task types in this project's issue type scheme.
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I have sub-task issue type in "Default Issue Type Scheme" same as the topic owner.
Should I create a new scheme?
How to assign "Issue Type Scheme" to a specific project?
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So if I create a Kanban (Classic) it works. But why doesn't it work it Kanban project? How are we supposed to know the difference and why it is not documented?
And now what do I do with my existing project to make it work?
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Because you have not selected a project type that has sub-tasks by default. All you should need to do is add one or more sub-task types into the issue type scheme.
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I did add it - as described in the original question (check the screenshots). Everything is enabled according to the guide, but the option is not there
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I'm having the same problem. Thanks Tanya for trying to get to the bottom of this issue
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Same problem here
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Have you enabled sub-tasks in the issue type scheme, or project settings if it's a Next-gen project?
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Hi, thanks for answering.
I just solved it now by looking into the project settings as you suggested and adding a new issue type of subtask.(didn't try that before, cuz there is alrdy a subtaskサブタスク in Japanese) Once I clicked "+ Add issue type" and added a subtask in English, the one on the bottom, I could start using child issues. I can now see the "add child issues" button on the top row of tickets.
I didn't create the project, so I think it might be something not configured properly by the creator.
Thanks for the help, jira is great :)
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Hi, Tanya.
The documentation you looking at is for Jira server. Below is the documentation for Jira cloud:
Let us know if the issue still persist.
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I have checked the guide.I have everything enabled, I have the needed sub-task issue type, I still don't see the option.
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This guide: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/creating-issues-and-sub-tasks-764478439.html
says that: Quick add buttons: Add attachments, subtasks, linked issues, and content from Attlasian Marketplace apps.
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Am I missing something or this is how it's supposed to work (aka do I need to pay for this feature to be available)?
Thanks
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P.S.: sorry for not replying in one comment, but Jira kept giving me the error `Your message was not accepted. Check for invalid HTML or try reposting as plain text.`
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Hi, Tanya.
The issue is because of the type of project that you created rather than your specific access. You selected the "Agility" project type rather than a "Software" project type.
You can find more details on this here:
You would likely want to create a Scrum project or a Kanban project as sub-tasks are not supported in Agility projects.
At the same time,
Linked below follows a screen recording showing how to create sub-tasks using the new Jira issue view:
Further details about the new issue view you can find in the below documentation:
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