Summary

Issue types

Keep track of different types of issues, such as bugs or tasks. Each issue type can be configured differently.

Scheme: CM: Jira Service Management Issue Type Scheme

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Priorities

Priorities are used to indicate the importance of an issue.

Scheme:Default priority scheme

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Fields

Different issues can have different information fields. A field configuration defines how fields behave for the project, e.g. required/optional; hidden/visible.

Scheme: Jira Service Management Field Configuration Scheme for Project CM

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Settings

Some general project configuration options.

Versions

For software projects, Jira allows you to track different versions, e.g. 1.0, 2.0. Issues can be assigned to versions.

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Components

Youre using Jira components to group and assign work around sections specific to your project. Learn more about Jira components

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Roles

Jira enables you to allocate particular people to specific roles in your project. Roles are used when defining other settings, like notifications and permissions.

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Permissions

Project permissions allow you to control who can access your project, and what they can do, e.g. "Work on Issues". Access to individual issues is granted to people by issue permissions.

Notifications

Jira can notify the appropriate people of particular events in your project, e.g. "Issue Commented". You can choose specific people, groups, or roles to receive notifications.

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Development tools

Integrate your development tools with JIRA to allow users to create branches right from their JIRA issues and to provide visibility into commits, reviews, builds and deployments.

  • View permission:
    • Project Role (Administrators)
    • Project Role (atlassian-addons-project-access)
  • Applications:
    • GitHub
    • GitHub Actions
    • GitHub Actions