Our Jira Service Management SLA response times are currently tied to Priority, and I would like to tie them to Severity instead. Is it possible to edit an existing SLA to make that change, or must I create a new SLA and put it in place of the old SLA? When I click Edit on our SLAs, it isn't possible to change priority to severity; that field is not active.
If it is possible to edit an existing SLA to tie it to Severity instead of Priority, can you tell me how I can make that change? I am a new Jira Admin and am a newbie re doing configurations and making configuration changes.
Hey @Jill Tunick ,
Since the highlighted box represents a JQL query, you should be able to use your severity field there (if it's available on your site). Have you tried deleting the query and restarting it from scratch?
All matching issues for that SLA should be recalculated when updating an SLA.
Regards,
Thorsten
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Hi @Jill Tunick
You don't need to delete the entire SLA and create a new SLA from scratch.
You just need to click Edit on the existing SLA. Then click into the JQL condition field (which is highlighted red in your screenshot) and delete priority = 1 and type
severity = 1
or whatever your severity levels are. e.g. severity = High
do the same for the other goal rows, and save your changes.
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Thank you so much for your reply @Tuncay Senturk . I had thought the JQL condition field was static, but now I see that I can change it.
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I have another question. If I change "priority" to "severity" in the first red box and click Save, will Jira automatically change "All matching priorities" to "All matching severities" in the second red box?
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