Hello everyone,
I have a ticket (let's call it ticket A) in one dashboard that is a bit complex. I would like to duplicate this ticket in another simplified dashboard (let's call this new ticket ticket B) so that ticket B gets ticket A's statuts when it's updated.
Would anyone have an idea ? Thank you for your time ! :)
Hi Damien, just correct me if i did not understand your query. So you want actually want to see the exact same ticket o a simpler board? Is that right? Or what do you mean with dashboard?
You can actually create a simpler Board with the same issue in it and when you update it on board A it will also update on board B. Boards are just visualizations of tickets.
If I got it wrong, just ignore my comment.
My best
Merve
Yes, it's exactly what I'm looking for but i haven't managed to do it so far !
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Boards are based on JQL queries. You have to set up that desired JQL query and create a board based on that one.
Follow this link for details https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/creating-a-board-764477949.html.
As I said before, the exact same issue can be on many different boards as long as they are included in the filter. When you edit or transition an issue which is in multiple boards, they will also be edited or transitioned in the other one.
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From what I understand, you can link the two so that they appear on each other as references, but actual mirroring of these tickets wouldn't be possible unless there was an add-on that provides that sort of functionality.
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