Summary

On a fresh installation of Jira, the default columns are greatly reduced (compared to an upgrade of the same version)

Steps to Reproduce

1. Perform a fresh installation of Jira
2. Create a sample project (with a key of TEST
3. Click Issues » Search for Issues, and enter some JQL (as PROJECT = TEST)
4. Swap the issue navigator to "List View"

Expected Results

At a minimum, the default columns of the issue navigator should be shown:

Issue Type, Key, Summary, Assignee, Reporter, Priority, Status, Resolution, Created, Updated, Due date

Actual Results

The default columns of the issue navigator are shown:

Key, Status, Created, Updated, Development

Workaround

The only workaround at this time is to manually adjust the columns - either for yourself or by editing the system setting  for all users.

Notes

• The "Development" column is a new column as mentioned in the release notes. -
• This problem only affects fresh installations of Jira - the problem rises from an upgrade task that's run at a point where there's no projects in the system.
• This shouldn't affect upgrades, as the data should be in the system by the time the upgrade task is run
• This issue cannot be replicated by running Jira Server via atlas-run-standalone.