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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Low (View bug fix roadmap)
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None
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8.20.1, 9.4.21
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8.2
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4
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Severity 3 - Minor
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0
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Issue Summary
When creating issues from SCRUM or KANBAN backlog, Not all issue types showing in issue type popup.
This is reproducible on Data Center: (yes)
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a kanban project
- Add some issue types (Type AA, Type BB,Type CC, Type DD, Type EE, Type FF, Type GG, Type HH, Type JJ)
- Add above types into the issue type scheme of the kanban project
- Move to backlog of kanban project
- Click + Create issue
- Click Issue type icon, and popup issue types
Expected Results
All issue types in the scheme
Actual Results
Not showing all issue types (Seems only 8 issue types from bottom, and others are cut off)
For a Scrum board the same can be noticed:
A quick video reproducing the behavior on a Scrum board:
scrumboard-JSWSERVER-25485.mov
Workaround
Create issues from other place.
While not a workaround to show all the possible issue types, you may Edit the Issue Type Scheme for your project (reference link: Working with issue type schemes) and leave the issue types you use more at the very bottom so they show even if the list is limited.
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[JSWSERVER-25485] Not all issue types shown when creating issues from kanban or scrum backlog
| UIS | Original: 1 | New: 0 |
| UIS | Original: 2 | New: 1 |
| UIS | Original: 1 | New: 2 |
| Link | New: This issue is related to JSWSERVER-21284 [ JSWSERVER-21284 ] |
| Description |
Original:
h3. Issue Summary
When creating issues from kanban backlog, Not all issue types showing in issue type popup. This is reproducible on Data Center: (yes) h3. Steps to Reproduce # Create a kanban project # Add some issue types (Type AA, Type BB,Type CC, Type DD, Type EE, Type FF, Type GG, Type HH, Type JJ) # Add above types into the issue type scheme of the kanban project # Move to backlog of kanban project # Click + Create issue # Click Issue type icon, and popup issue types h3. Expected Results All issue types in the scheme h3. Actual Results Not showing all issue types (Seems only 8 issue types from bottom, and others are cut off) !kanban_backlog.png|thumbnail! For a Scrum board the same can be noticed: !image-2024-07-01-17-33-53-310.png! A quick video reproducing the behavior on a Scrum board: [^scrumboard-JSWSERVER-25485.mov] h3. Workaround Create issues from other place. While not a workaround to show all the possible issue types, you may Edit the Issue Type Scheme for your project (reference link: [Working with issue type schemes|https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/working-with-issue-type-schemes-1167696432.html]) and leave the issue types you use more at the very bottom so they show even if the list is limited. |
New:
h3. Issue Summary
When creating issues from SCRUM or KANBAN backlog, Not all issue types showing in issue type popup. This is reproducible on Data Center: (yes) h3. Steps to Reproduce # Create a kanban project # Add some issue types (Type AA, Type BB,Type CC, Type DD, Type EE, Type FF, Type GG, Type HH, Type JJ) # Add above types into the issue type scheme of the kanban project # Move to backlog of kanban project # Click + Create issue # Click Issue type icon, and popup issue types h3. Expected Results All issue types in the scheme h3. Actual Results Not showing all issue types (Seems only 8 issue types from bottom, and others are cut off) !kanban_backlog.png|thumbnail! For a Scrum board the same can be noticed: !image-2024-07-01-17-33-53-310.png! A quick video reproducing the behavior on a Scrum board: [^scrumboard-JSWSERVER-25485.mov] h3. Workaround Create issues from other place. While not a workaround to show all the possible issue types, you may Edit the Issue Type Scheme for your project (reference link: [Working with issue type schemes|https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/working-with-issue-type-schemes-1167696432.html]) and leave the issue types you use more at the very bottom so they show even if the list is limited. |
| Description |
Original:
h3. Issue Summary
When creating issues from kanban backlog, Not all issue types showing in issue type popup. It does not happen to Scrum backlog, so it should be a bug for kanban. This is reproducible on Data Center: (yes) h3. Steps to Reproduce # Create a kanban project # Add some issue types (Type AA, Type BB,Type CC, Type DD, Type EE, Type FF, Type GG, Type HH, Type JJ) # Add above types into the issue type scheme of the kanban project # Move to backlog of kanban project # Click + Create issue # Click Issue type icon, and popup issue types h3. Expected Results All issue types in the scheme h3. Actual Results Not showing all issue types (Seems only 8 issue types from bottom, and others are cut off) !kanban_backlog.png|thumbnail! For a Scrum board the same can be noticed: !image-2024-07-01-17-33-53-310.png! A quick video reproducing the behavior on a Scrum board: [^scrumboard-JSWSERVER-25485.mov] h3. Workaround Create issues from other place. While not a workaround to show all the possible issue types, you may Edit the Issue Type Scheme for your project (reference link: [Working with issue type schemes|https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/working-with-issue-type-schemes-1167696432.html]) and leave the issue types you use more at the very bottom so they show even if the list is limited. |
New:
h3. Issue Summary
When creating issues from kanban backlog, Not all issue types showing in issue type popup. This is reproducible on Data Center: (yes) h3. Steps to Reproduce # Create a kanban project # Add some issue types (Type AA, Type BB,Type CC, Type DD, Type EE, Type FF, Type GG, Type HH, Type JJ) # Add above types into the issue type scheme of the kanban project # Move to backlog of kanban project # Click + Create issue # Click Issue type icon, and popup issue types h3. Expected Results All issue types in the scheme h3. Actual Results Not showing all issue types (Seems only 8 issue types from bottom, and others are cut off) !kanban_backlog.png|thumbnail! For a Scrum board the same can be noticed: !image-2024-07-01-17-33-53-310.png! A quick video reproducing the behavior on a Scrum board: [^scrumboard-JSWSERVER-25485.mov] h3. Workaround Create issues from other place. While not a workaround to show all the possible issue types, you may Edit the Issue Type Scheme for your project (reference link: [Working with issue type schemes|https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/working-with-issue-type-schemes-1167696432.html]) and leave the issue types you use more at the very bottom so they show even if the list is limited. |
| Support reference count | Original: 3 | New: 4 |
| Support reference count | Original: 2 | New: 3 |
| UIS | New: 1 |
| Description |
Original:
h3. Issue Summary
When creating issues from kanban backlog, Not all issue types showing in issue type popup. It does not happen to Scrum backlog, so it should be a bug for kanban. This is reproducible on Data Center: (yes) h3. Steps to Reproduce # Create a kanban project # Add some issue types (Type AA, Type BB,Type CC, Type DD, Type EE, Type FF, Type GG, Type HH, Type JJ) # Add above types into the issue type scheme of the kanban project # Move to backlog of kanban project # Click + Create issue # Click Issue type icon, and popup issue types h3. Expected Results All issue types in the scheme h3. Actual Results Not showing all issue types (Seems only 8 issue types from bottom, and others are cut off) !kanban_backlog.png|thumbnail! For a Scrum board the same can be noticed: !image-2024-07-01-17-33-53-310.png! A quick video reproducing the behavior on a Scrum board: h3. Workaround Create issues from other place. While not a workaround to show all the possible issue types, you may Edit the Issue Type Scheme for your project (reference link: [Working with issue type schemes|https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/working-with-issue-type-schemes-1167696432.html]) and leave the issue types you use more at the very bottom so they show even if the list is limited. |
New:
h3. Issue Summary
When creating issues from kanban backlog, Not all issue types showing in issue type popup. It does not happen to Scrum backlog, so it should be a bug for kanban. This is reproducible on Data Center: (yes) h3. Steps to Reproduce # Create a kanban project # Add some issue types (Type AA, Type BB,Type CC, Type DD, Type EE, Type FF, Type GG, Type HH, Type JJ) # Add above types into the issue type scheme of the kanban project # Move to backlog of kanban project # Click + Create issue # Click Issue type icon, and popup issue types h3. Expected Results All issue types in the scheme h3. Actual Results Not showing all issue types (Seems only 8 issue types from bottom, and others are cut off) !kanban_backlog.png|thumbnail! For a Scrum board the same can be noticed: !image-2024-07-01-17-33-53-310.png! A quick video reproducing the behavior on a Scrum board: [^scrumboard-JSWSERVER-25485.mov] h3. Workaround Create issues from other place. While not a workaround to show all the possible issue types, you may Edit the Issue Type Scheme for your project (reference link: [Working with issue type schemes|https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/working-with-issue-type-schemes-1167696432.html]) and leave the issue types you use more at the very bottom so they show even if the list is limited. |