Clones the EPIC; Clones all sub tasks (in the initials task) Clones the taks and put the cloned key in the initial task in a free new field; Second automation. for updated new field in the initials task; update the new subtacks (not the initials, for me filtered by component) with the value of the new reference task; Third automation After using for years the Epic Name as a label for tasks in Kanban boards f.ex., this is its de facto meaning, no other, a label in a card to identify the Epic there. If now someone changed that meaning, that is an undesirable change, a bug from this point of view. Now Epic Name has no meaning. From the articles: How can I automatically change all the tasks' statuses from all the tasks "inside" an Epic based on the Epic's status? Example: if I have 3 tasks with "to do" status, but I decide to put the entire Epic as "On Hold", all those tasks would also move to "On Hold". The trick may be to restore the former statuses when I place the Epic as "In Make sure you have JIRA admin rights on cloud. First you will need to create your Custom field. Go to "Issues" under your JIRA Administration menu and go to "Custom Fields" under "Fields". You can then click on "Add Custom Field" and configure it as you would like. After than you will need to add it to the Screen Scheme that Epic use for you There is one way i am using currently. Which is if you go to the reports in your projects. Click on the Sprint Report. Scroll Down and select the closed sprint. you will see all the tasks closed in the select Sprint. You can click on each task and add Epic to it accordingly. This is a bit lengthy process though. Cody Wikman Jul 29, 2022. @Sama Mohamed When viewing the Backlog click to show the Epic Panel. When the epics are visible you can simply drag your tasks to the epics to assign them. You can do this with multiple tasks if they are highlighted. Multiple tasks may be selected by holding shift or control/cmd. Rule-2: Create another rule to sum-up original estimate of all the Stories under an epic to Epic.. Rule-3: Just check-in the tickbox 'Include subtasks" in Time tracking at Story level, which by default ensures sum-up all subtasks time tracking to Story level (default function of JIRA) Rule-4: Create another rule to sum-up timespent from Story mchang Jan 08, 2021. For what it's worth, as of Jan 2021 I found that Jira Cloud will prompt you to include child stories when moving an epic from one project to another. See screenshot below. The result is that the epic and child stories are migrated all into the new project with the parent-child relationships intact. the custom field epic link is restricted to stories (and probably other issue types) and not visible for any sub-issue type. This is configured by default like this. You could manually override this configuration, but I really cannot recommend. Sub-task are linked to parents and not directly to epics. So long. u4Bw.

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