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If needed, the event planning can also be performed in a multiple calendar view or in a project context view. |
Text and JQL filters on the planning panel
In addition to the issue filtering resulted by a source configuration, a user can apply either text or JQL filter to filter the issues, on the planning panel, further more.
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duedate <= endOfMonth() and assignee = currentUser()
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The ‘Unplanned only’ and ‘Unassigned only’ checkboxes on the planning panel
Note the two checkboxes that appear, once a source with the type of Jira dates is selected for the event planning, Unplanned only and Unassigned only.
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The ‘Unplanned only’ checkbox
Let’s say, in my calendar, I have a Jira dates source “Due dates SSPC” that is based on a single date, Due date, and is configured for the project SSPC.
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For example, the due date for the issue SSPC-14 has to be set March 30th, 2023 instead of March 6th, 2023.
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The ‘Unassigned only’ checkbox
There could be times when you require to plan the events based on the issues that are unassigned, at the moment. This is when the checkbox Unassigned only comes handy.
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The event planner can leave the issue unassigned though, and complete the event planning without editing the issue.
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Planning errors and how to fix them quickly
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Have you dropped an issue to a wrong date? |
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3️⃣ Double click the planned event with an incorrect date to open the Edit Event dialog. Then, provide a correct date and save the change.
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Exiting the planning mode
To exit the planning mode, simply, click the Close planning mode button, on the left.
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