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There is no way to move an issue from repository. And this is just one example. But I guess if trello was enough, it means you don't really have bigger needs t
by polote 5y ago
There is no way to move an issue from repository. And this is just one example.
But I guess if trello was enough, it means you don't really have bigger needs than having a list of tasks.
Stop assuming the thousands of companies which use Jira are stupid
- synunlimited 5y agoDo you mean move an issue from one repository to another? Because that is totally possible now.
- polote 5y agoYou are right, I totally missed that
- ricardobeat 5y agoYou seem offended at the thought that someone else doesn’t value the tooling you use. Why is that? There is room for different approaches. FWIW, in my experience I haven’t seen JIRA add anything besides overhead, regardless of how tidy a PM makes it.
- polote 5y agoI hate JIRA. But if you are not a small organization, JIRA doesn't play in the same league as Github issues. Same as Notion and Confluence
- civilized 5y agoI question the notion that JIRA is the only workable tool at large organizations. Many large organizations are full of small, relatively autonomous teams anyway, and those teams will benefit from a less bureaucratic tool.
- ricardobeat 5y agoPrecisely, and larger orgs will most likely resort to yet another tool for higher level planning like ProductPlan. JIRA is left for product teams at the local scale.