Hi there,
For some reason I can not see my issue links on a specific issuetype that I have in my structure.
The Synchronizer I made is perfectly, as it's working with other issue types in the structure: issue in linkedIssues ("ORN-24522")
And I'm asking it to move matching issues under the right issue. See in red below, this is not an epic issue type, but and has 38 issues linked which are not shown under it in the structure.
image2014-9-23 13:50:21.png
This is the Synchronization, and it's in a "running" status:
image2014-9-23 13:52:34.png
If anybody has an idea, please let me know.
In the beggining I thought it was only possible with epics, but as you see below, the RFC issue type works perfectly without any issue.
Your knowledge will be very appreciated.
Kind regards,
Mauro
Hi Mauro,
It may be that the issues you expect to see under ORN-24522 are already somewhere else in the structure, and their location is being enforced by another synchronizer.
Try searching in that structure (using Structure search bar) for issue in linkedIssues("ORN-24522")
, this will tell you if the issues are already there somewhere.
If they are there, please then check whether they are being placed there by another Filter synchronizer. Any one issue can only appear once in a single structure.
Cheers,
Robert
Hi Robert,
Thanks a lot for your reply. This actually make a lot of sense. Indeed, the issues are also placed somewhere else in the structure. I wasn't aware of it. So, there's no way to have them under two single issues?
And also, now that I think, they can not even be shared between different structures, right?
Kind regards,
Mauro
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Hi Mauro, Don't worry - an issue can be added to any number of structures! In the current version of Structure an issue can only appear once per *single* structure. In Structure 3.0 (no release date yet, sorry) there will be no such restriction. Best, Robert
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