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    Anonymous commented  · 

    Waiting for this on Jira Cloud. :)

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    When it will be available for Structure Cloud?

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    Our organization also is waiting for this feature!

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    Hello, David.

    1) in our organization we quite often are moving subtasks (with Jira's "move" feature) from one parent issue to another. Use cases are different. One example: we have user story issue "write a deliverable document to the client" and subtasks are used to break down different paragraphs in the document. And sometimes we see that some of the paragraphs should be written in another document so we move those subtasks to another issue... But this is just one example, we have a lot of use cases. :) So, this feature would be very nice to have in the structure.

    2) We found how to do that. This request is not relevant anymore.

    3) Ability to choose between "original link to be removed, a second link to be created" would be great!

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    Actually, that’s something Structure can already help you with!

    Structure allows creating hierarchies using existing relationships between issues in Jira. If there is a link between two issues, Structure can visualize the relationships in the parent-child form, putting one issue above the other.

    You just need to use standard Jira link functionality which is available in any Jira version by default – the ‘blocks’, ‘implements’, etc type of a link. You can configure them at Settings | issues | Issue linking and create links between issues using the Link option on any Issue Page.

    And once links exist between Initiative and Epics, then you can build your structure with the desired hierarchy the following way:

    1. Create a structure.
    2. Click Automation | + | Insert and type a JQL query to match all Initiatives that you want to add.
    3. Then click + | Extend | Linked Items and…

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