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The slowest UI I've literally ever experienced. Any action you take has a 20-40% chance of not actually committing. History view in some parts of it is litera

• jareds 5y ago
  Just avoid the ui and use the CLI instead. https://github.com/go-jira/jira https://github.com/go-jira/jira Granted getting your custom templates configured with your custom fields set up by the administrator can be a giant pain.
  • aaomidi 5y ago
    Alternatively just say no to JIRA. JIRA is one of the main reasons I left let's encrypt. JIRA is also one of the main reasons I said no to two companies. Life is way too fucking short to deal with this. I think companies don't realize how much devex matters. A big reason of employee attrition in my experience has been shitty fucking tools that never get replaced.
    • usr1106 5y ago
      This is good information. I used it 5 years ago and my memories are not particularly bad. But it was self-hosted by a capable admin and the people customizing it were decent developers. From what I read here things have changed a lot: They force everybody to cloud which is slow. And the fact that they are higly customizable (adding mandatory fields...) is of course a nightmare in all companies with too many incapable managers, which is probably a fair share... I use gitlab these days. Its issue management has limitations, but being mostly snappy (despite cloud) and lightweight is a better exeperience than the nightmare I am reading here. I can run my own REST queries if some limitation bothers me too much.
      • aaomidi 5y ago
        Yeah there's just so many better solutions. Unfortunately a lot of companies think this is a low priority issue and never actually spend time replacing it. Everyone at my workplace hated jira. We still never replaced it.