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To use the Agility Poker Planning for Jira, go to the left side menu in any project or board. There, in the app section, you'll find the Agility Poker Planning for Jira tab, which opens its specific dashboard. You can also locate the application in the top right corner of the standard Board view for easy access.
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Jira compatibility - project types we support
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We currently actively support:
We do not support - some functionality may still work but we cannot guarantee:
If you have issues please check your project type first before diagnosing and contacting us. |
Why
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Are No Jira Issues Loading When Creating a Session?
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If you're experiencing issues with Jira not loading any issues when creating a session, this could be due to an incorrect board filter configuration. Here’s how to troubleshoot and resolve the problem:
By updating the filter to correctly reference your project, you should be able to load issues without any problems when creating a session. |
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In addition to the board filter, another common reason why Jira issues may not load when creating a session is the configuration of the estimation field, such as "Story Points" or "Story Point Estimate."
By ensuring that the estimation field is correctly configured and visible, you can avoid potential issues when creating sessions and ensure that all relevant issues are properly loaded. |
Why can't I find any users in the dropdown when selecting a moderator
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, participant
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Please ensure you have the appropete rights Ensure that the appropriate permissions are set for the application and user group so that it can ‘Browse users and groups’ under the group ‘atlassiangroup. The permissions should allow the group to "Browse users and groups" under the "atlassian-addons-admin' and the user group for " group. Also, verify that the user creating the session (this is part of the correct user group, which could be group under "jira-users-x)."
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No, a session is limited to just one moderator at any given time.
Why am I receiving an error when using the filter, and how do I use JQL?
To use JQL in the search filter, type queries to find issues that match specific criteria. Here are some common examples:
Search by Issue ID:
id=COM-01
Find Issues with No Story Points:
'Story Points' IS EMPTY
Filter by Issue Type (e.g., Story or Task):
IssueType="Story"
Filter by Labels:
labels=X
You can also combine conditions, like 'Story Points' IS EMPTY AND labels=X
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For more details, check the JQL wiki page.