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Has Jira Cloud been updated to auto refresh?

Has Jira Cloud been updated to auto refresh?

My Scrum team has been asking if there is a way for Jira Cloud to auto refresh after they have made a change to an issue. I've seen a couple of posts dating back to 2014 that mention the feature was partially implemented by prompting users with a message link, but I've not seen an update since then. Has there been any further progress on adding an auto refresh feature?

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Auto refresh what? Which screens and on what event?

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Updating any Jira Issue: Story, Task, or Sub-task. If a team member adds a new Jira issue to a board there is a pop-up notification that displays for other team members; It seems the board could refresh automatically.

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Ah, no, that's not been done. I'm not sure they will either - board loads are very intensive, and if you've got a lot of updates, you could effectively lose your board for several minutes with repeated refreshes.

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It's surprising that Jira is regarded as serious PM software but doesn't auto-refresh agile boards.

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This sounds very unprofessional. When there is entire team working using kanban, scrum boards, the fact that when one team member moves a card on his system doesn't make the same move on all board instances sounds like a bad joke :(. And to be honest it puts transition to jira tool under big question mark. You say board loads are very intensive, but we have year 2018 not 2000. Use AJAX or any other method, that I have no idea about, and update only part of the DOM. Jira competitors can do it. I have hard time believing that Jira can not.

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I have to agree with the above sentiments. In this day and age to have an application that presents INCORRECT information because of a programmer failure is unacceptable.

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In 2018 I'm taking auto-refresh for granted. All other solutions have auto-refresh.

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me too. having someone submitted a comment, and another agent not able to view it real time is troublesome.

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I have moved to using ClickUp and I have never been happier.

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