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Besides the above, my main issues with Jira: 1. When I just open the main page, it opens to whatever my last search was, which is almost always what I'm least
by tom_mellior 7y ago
Besides the above, my main issues with Jira:
1. When I just open the main page, it opens to whatever my last search was, which is almost always what I'm least interested in. Open issues assigned to me would be more useful, for example.
2. When I open an epic, there is no simple way (that I'm aware of) to hide the many associated issues that are closed already so I can focus on the outstanding ones.
3. Its visual editor is buggy, marking individual inline words as monospaced often fails.
There's probably more. I guess some of these issues could be workes around or configured if I became a power user, but it really doesn't make me want to.
On the plus side, the integration with the other slow and tedious Atlassian tools works OK and does give a generally quite useful set of tools.
- lordalch 7y agoThe last-search thing is configurable, depending on your version of Jira. You can have it open to a specific RapidView, or your user-configurable Dashboard page, where you can add a Widget for a a specific JQL like "Assigned to me AND NOT issuestatus = Resolved" Not that this exonerates JIRA of being clunky, but hopefully you can improve your experience.