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How do I make a single card appear on two boards?

molysa
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December 4, 2014

i have a ticket in a project, lets call is Project A, and I have a ticket named 'A-apple' that appears on Project's A board. I want to 'A-apple' card to also appear on another Project's board, lets call it Project B? I want that ticket 'A-apple' to appear on two boards, so that when i update the status of that ticket, it will update on both boards,and we can track it on both boards. How do i do that?

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Peter Bengov
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December 4, 2014

A board is just a visual representation of a JQL filter. Lets assume that project A's board filter is:

project = "project A"

Project B's filter is probably the same, since this is JIRA's default. So:

project = "project B"

What you need to do is follow the documentation on how to edit the board you use for project B and change the filter to:

project in ("project A", "project B")

If you want to add more conditions this is possible too. If you want to show only A-apple tickets on project B's board (not all issue types) you could use:

project = "project B" OR issuetype = "A-apple"

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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December 4, 2014

Yup. Another way to put this is simply "make sure the filter for each board includes the issues you want to see on those boards"

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