Hello All,
Is there any way to handle multiple product lines for a single bug from creation to closure?
Usecase:- Instead of creating multiple tickets we can have one single ticket for multiple product lines
Hi Saajan,
Does these "product lines" already exist? Like are they projects? If not, then you can create Components for each product line and add them to the ticket.
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You can Use components or labels also for Handling multiple product lines under one Bug
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If i use labels its difficult to track when the bug is closed for only one product line in multiple
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Hi @Saajan Kumar Sahu ,
Would it work for your use case to use different components for the product lines?
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any lead on how to add components ?
snapshot of video would help.
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