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  2. JSWSERVER-6713

As a GH User I want to see the status of a story and directly change it if it is shown as a swimlane

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      To increase the overview on an agile board in work view with many sub-tasks we configured it to show stories as swimlanes. Unfortunately we can't see the status of stories without opening it. Would it be possible to show the status as some kind of a box placed in the headline bar of the lane. By moving this box to a different column the status of the story would change just like sub-tasks.

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          Fabian Meier

            [JSWSERVER-6713] As a GH User I want to see the status of a story and directly change it if it is shown as a swimlane

            Martin (Inactive) added a comment -

            This issue duplicates GHS-5397 which has now been implemented and will be available in an upcoming release of JIRA Agile. Please see GHS-5397 for further updates.

            Kind regards,
            Martin
            JIRA Agile

            Martin (Inactive) added a comment - This issue duplicates GHS-5397 which has now been implemented and will be available in an upcoming release of JIRA Agile. Please see GHS-5397 for further updates. Kind regards, Martin JIRA Agile

            Deleted Account (Inactive) added a comment - - edited

            One step further you could also display assignee or 'unassigned'

            {if $parent.assigneeName}
  ({$parent.assigneeName})
{else}
  (Unassigned)
{/if}
&nbsp<b>{$parent.statusName}</b> - {getText('gh.boards.subtasks2', $issueCount)}

            Deleted Account (Inactive) added a comment - - edited One step further you could also display assignee or 'unassigned' { if $parent.assigneeName} ({$parent.assigneeName}) { else } (Unassigned) {/ if } &nbsp<b>{$parent.statusName}</b> - {getText( 'gh.boards.subtasks2' , $issueCount)}

            Dave Anderson added a comment -

            This works also on GH 6.3.1.
            I didn't shutdown/restart Jira or delete the plugins.
            Hitting Ctrl+F5 refreshed my browser cache and hey presto.

            Thanks @Fabian !

            Dave Anderson added a comment - This works also on GH 6.3.1. I didn't shutdown/restart Jira or delete the plugins. Hitting Ctrl+F5 refreshed my browser cache and hey presto. Thanks @Fabian !

            Fabian Meier added a comment -

            I had actually already posted it in the ticket linked as duplicate but here are the instructions again:

            1. Shutdown JIRA
            2. Delete <JIRADATA>/plugins/.bundled-plugins
            3. Delete <JIRADATA>/plugins/.osgi-plugins
            4. Edit line 97 of \includes\js\rapid\ui\work\SwimlaneView.soy within <JIRADATA>/plugins/installed-plugins/plugin.<some_id>.jira-greenhopper-plugin-<your_version>.jar (e.g. extract with 7zip, edit file, place it back in the .jar again)
            5. Restart JIRA

            This is what my line 97 of the soy template looks like:

            {$parent.statusName} - {getText('gh.boards.subtasks2', $issueCount)} -

            Notes:

            • I am pretty sure this is not supported
            • This is not completely tested but seems to work fine so far
            • You might have to refresh the page before the change shows up (my browser was caching the old style)
            • I have done this on GH 6.1.3.2 - in other versions the line number might differ

            Fabian Meier added a comment - I had actually already posted it in the ticket linked as duplicate but here are the instructions again: Shutdown JIRA Delete <JIRADATA>/plugins/.bundled-plugins Delete <JIRADATA>/plugins/.osgi-plugins Edit line 97 of \includes\js\rapid\ui\work\SwimlaneView.soy within <JIRADATA>/plugins/installed-plugins/plugin.<some_id>.jira-greenhopper-plugin-<your_version>.jar (e.g. extract with 7zip, edit file, place it back in the .jar again) Restart JIRA This is what my line 97 of the soy template looks like: {$parent.statusName} - {getText( 'gh.boards.subtasks2' , $issueCount)} - Notes: I am pretty sure this is not supported This is not completely tested but seems to work fine so far You might have to refresh the page before the change shows up (my browser was caching the old style) I have done this on GH 6.1.3.2 - in other versions the line number might differ

            Jeff Dickerson added a comment -

            I'd love to see the workaround. This would be VERY helpful.

            Jeff Dickerson added a comment - I'd love to see the workaround. This would be VERY helpful.

            Fabian Meier added a comment -

            Apparently I was too tired to wait and implemented it by myself:

            If anybody is interested in the workaround, I can post detailed instructions.

            Fabian Meier added a comment - Apparently I was too tired to wait and implemented it by myself: If anybody is interested in the workaround, I can post detailed instructions.

            Fabian Meier added a comment -

            or at least give us the option to change the templates... I am tired of waiting forever to get stuff like this implemented

            Fabian Meier added a comment - or at least give us the option to change the templates... I am tired of waiting forever to get stuff like this implemented

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