Hey, I have recently started using Jira, and I noticed that our team uses only one board for development and design. It's a small team so it's somehow working, I want to optimize it by having separate boards for design and development. How do I ensure that issues shifted to Done on the design board get cloned to TO-DO on the development board and that it's assigned to me? I want to automate it. Kindly provide detailed step instructions to do that.
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Take a step back, there's something you should know before you try to do this.
Boards are not containers of issues, they are a view of a selection. (Projects contain issues). Issues do not "move from one board to another". When they appear to, it is because the boards have different selection criteria.
Imagine you've got two teams - Dev and Design, and you want them to have their own boards (not a bad idea - boards are actually supposed to represent and manage a team's work)
At the moment, you've got one board that just says "Project = XYZ", so everyone sees all the issues in project XYZ. I would create two others:
Of course, you can run this off whatever criteria you want to assign your teams (a team-select field, labels, separate projects, etc)
I think you should run this off "status" though.
Imagine a workflow of:
To-do -> in-design -> ready-for-dev -> in-dev -> done
Create both boards with just "Project = XYZ", and use the column mappings to define the process.
The design board is seeing all the post-design status as done - if you don't include them, they will reappear in the backlog!
Hi and welcome!
Why the choice of creating an new issue?
Instead of creating a new issue why not transfer, progress the issue from design to development using your workflow. That way all info, history ... concerning the realisation stays on 1 issue. You would also not have to worry about cloning and automation since you can just create a new board covering different statuses in the flow of the issue.
Hope this helps?
Jeroen
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