We no longer have a 14 day expiration on items in the done column. I am not sure why this changed. (Newbie) Can someone advise how to put an expiration on resolved items sitting in the done column for 14 days? We are on Jira Core Cloud. Thank you.
Hi Jacquelin - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
What type of project is it? Next-gen? Classic Software?
Classic should still have the Hide completed issues older than: setting at the bottom of board settings.
And I am not aware of Next-gen removing that function either.
Its a business project (Jira Core) and there is nothing at the bottom of my screen. When going into board settings. I have a list of details, people, automation, summary, etc.
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Ah, business projects are like Next-gen - you can't adjust the board settings.
Is the Done column still the last column on the board?
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I would go ahead and submit a support ticket with Atlassian to see what is going on:
https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/
Please come back here to update what the solution was.
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Tried to open a ticket and the system doesn't give me that option. Explore community or view documentation. 😒
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We are on the standard plan, but I am not the administrator - just admin of a project.
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