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    • We collect Jira feedback from various sources, and we evaluate what we've collected when planning our product roadmap. To understand how this piece of feedback will be reviewed, see our Implementation of New Features Policy.

      Jira currently has the ability to link issues together.
      The links have a qualifier describing the type of link e.g. Blocker, Reference, ...

      When viewing an issue you can see the "links" of all issues that are 1-node (or link) away.

      What is missing is the hole picture.

      A "Link Map" or something similar would be a great add-on and will give all project leads a better understanding of the "dependencies" in a given project.

      Now since jira already has a great useability rating with all the well thought off icons/colors/etc. I suggest that the "link type" gets a new attribute "color" or even an "icon".

      If you then construct a graphical view of the dependendy map, you can colorize the "lines" (links) between the Issue-Symbols. Adding even more information about the dependencies in your project.

      I believe that once you start working on the graphical representation of the dependency map more ideas will come up.

      As a sidenote... having a feature like that, will put jira in competition with every requirements engineering tool. Why? Because I have only seen dependency-maps in tools like Rational-Rose, CaliberRM, etc.

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              • Icon: Suggestion Suggestion
              • Resolution: Won't Fix
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              • We collect Jira feedback from various sources, and we evaluate what we've collected when planning our product roadmap. To understand how this piece of feedback will be reviewed, see our Implementation of New Features Policy.

                Jira currently has the ability to link issues together.
                The links have a qualifier describing the type of link e.g. Blocker, Reference, ...

                When viewing an issue you can see the "links" of all issues that are 1-node (or link) away.

                What is missing is the hole picture.

                A "Link Map" or something similar would be a great add-on and will give all project leads a better understanding of the "dependencies" in a given project.

                Now since jira already has a great useability rating with all the well thought off icons/colors/etc. I suggest that the "link type" gets a new attribute "color" or even an "icon".

                If you then construct a graphical view of the dependendy map, you can colorize the "lines" (links) between the Issue-Symbols. Adding even more information about the dependencies in your project.

                I believe that once you start working on the graphical representation of the dependency map more ideas will come up.

                As a sidenote... having a feature like that, will put jira in competition with every requirements engineering tool. Why? Because I have only seen dependency-maps in tools like Rational-Rose, CaliberRM, etc.

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