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I had a partner organisation insist on Jira for their project a few years back. It'll obviously have changed since then and much might be down to user-specific
by eftpotrm 15y ago
I had a partner organisation insist on Jira for their project a few years back. It'll obviously have changed since then and much might be down to user-specific customisations, but I hated it. Awkward, obstructive, poorly thought out workthrough that mostly involved jumping through hoops and provided us very little actual value.
My main memory actually was of poor fit and finish. Just a tiny thing but every time I logged in, no matter how, it offered to remember my login. Every time, I clicked that box in hope. It never once worked.
- farkas 15y agoSorry that 'remember me' didn't work for you. It could have been a bug with how it was set up, or equally likely - a bug in some edge case that you were hitting. I can assure you that it works now :)
- eftpotrm 15y agoWell, that's a start at least - I'm nothing to do with that project any more to verify if the workflow is any better and of more value to developers, but obviously that would be a larger concern and one I'd hope had also been addressed :-)
- kranner 15y agoA second vote for the edge-case above. I used JIRA for six months until a few months ago and 'remember me' never worked well for me either. What is the default timeout on 'remember me' in JIRA, if you'd know please?
- bostonvaulter2 15y ago'Remember Me' works fine for me on JIRA v4.3.3