The error message you're seeing in your JQL filter query suggests that the JQL is still referencing an old project name that no longer exists. To resolve this issue, you need to update your JQL query to reflect the current project names.
Here's what you should do:
Navigate to the board configuration where your JQL filter is set.
Go to the Filters section where you can edit the JQL.
Update the project names in your JQL query from "Property Improvement" to "Property Renovation" and add your new project "Process and SOPs" to the list.
Your updated JQL filter query will look something like this:
JQL
project in ("Pending Maintenance", "Draft Template", "Finance", "Property Listing", "Property Renovation", "Guest Bookings", "Guest Check-Out/Feedback Calls", "Guest Staying In", "Process and SOPs")
Once you've updated the query, save the filter.
Go back to your board and refresh it to see if the issues from "Property Renovation" and "Process and SOPs" are now appearing.
Make sure that the project names you include in your JQL query exactly match the current project names in Jira. If you're still facing issues, it could be due to permissions or other configuration settings that might prevent the projects or their issues from appearing on the board. Check to ensure that the filter is shared with the board and that you have the necessary permissions to view all the issues from the mentioned projects.
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