Working with issues on a board

Issues are displayed on the board as cards with basic issue parameters. You can customize the appearance of cards on the board.

To open the board page, select  Boards in the left panel and click the relevant board in the list.

Configuring issue cards

Customize the layout of issue cards to see only relevant parameters on the board or quickly find issues with specific tags and components.

By default, the issue card displays the values of such fields as the key, name, assignee, and some others. To set up the fields to be displayed on the issue card:

1. On the board page, click → Card fields in the right corner of the search, sort, and group panel.

2. Select the issue fields to be shown on the card. You can add or remove any field, except for the issue name (the Issue field) that can't be removed.

3. Click Apply.

4. To highlight certain tags or issue components with colors:

   1. Set up the card to show the Tags or Components fields.

   2. On the issue card, click the name of the tag or component and select its color.

   This tag or component will be highlighted by color on all cards.

Managing issues

Managing issues on Tracker boards is like working with stickers on a real board:

• Issue cards are distributed across columns according to their statuses. To change the issue status, drag it to the relevant column.

  You won't be able to move a card to a column unless the workflow of the queue that the issue belongs to supports switching from the current status to a new status.

• To move a card within the column, hover over it, click in the top right corner, then select Move to top of column or Move to bottom of column.

• To delete an issue from the board, in the upper-right corner of the card, click , then select Remove from board.

  If you delete an issue from the project, the issue will also be deleted from the project issue list.

• To edit the parameters or comment on the issue, click the issue's card and make changes on the right panel.

Filtering issues

If there are too many issues on the board, you can always hide some of them using filters. You can select a saved filter or create a new one: You can also combine several filters.

To create a filter on the board:

1. In the upper-right corner, click  Filters. The filter setup panel will be shown above the board's columns.

2. Click . Select the parameter to filter your issues and set the value for it.

   Add multiple parameters to the filter if needed.

3. To reset the filter, click  Reset.

4. To save the filter, click  Save:

   1. Name the filter.

   2. Select for whom the filter will be fixed at the top of the board: only for yourself or for every user. Fixed filters are shown as buttons at the top of the board.

   3. Click Save.

   Saved filters are available for all users.

5. You can pin the saved filters at the top of the board for quick access.

   Once a filter is created, you can only pin it on the board for yourself. If you want the filter to be displayed to all the board users, you will have to create it again.

   1. In the filters panel, click or, in the upper-right corner of the page, click and select Quick filters.

   2. Select the filters to be shown on the board and click Apply.

6. To edit or delete a saved filter, in the upper-right corner, click and select Quick filters. After that, next to the filter name, click .

Grouping issues

To group issues on a board or in a backlog based on a parameter, click  Not grouped at the top of the board and select the grouping parameter from the list. All issues that have the same value of the selected parameter will be combined into groups.

To reorder issues in the group, click  Change order and reorder the parameters as needed.

You can set the maximum number of issues per group:

1. To the right of the group parameter value, click → Maximum number of issues.

2. Set a limit for the number of issues.

3. Click Save.

You can also add issues with preset parameters to a group. To do this, click Add issue under the list of issues in the group. The field value for grouping will be specified in the new or existing issue. For example, Assignee or Deadline.

Limitations:

• When grouping issues by queue, you can only create a new issue.
• When grouping issues by author, status, or type, you can't add a new issue.

You can move issues across groups on a board or in a backlog. When moving an issue, a new field value is set depending on the grouping criterion.

Sorting issues on a board

You can sort issues on a board manually or based on preset parameters, such as priority, deadline, or assignee. To sort issues, click  Sorting at the top of the board and select a sorting parameter from the list. Next to the sorting button, there is a button that allows you to manage the sorting direction.

Bulk changes to issues

You can make bulk changes to issues on a board. Open an issue card on the board, click → Select, then click other issues on which you want to perform the same action. Once you select all issues, choose the appropriate action in the board's bottom panel:

• Move the issue up or down the column.
• Change the issue status.
• Move the issue to a sprint or backlog.
• Change the assignee or other issue parameters.
• Remove the issue from the board.