agile/1.0/epic. Epic is an enriched JIRA issue. Due to split nature of the entity, in order to perform complete create, update, and delete, you must leverage JIRA REST API. JIRA resources will help you manage the issue part of an Epic, and the following Agile resources give you control over Agile specific aspects. Trial (free) version for Jira Core. 1) Go to Project Settings>Permissions. You can see that to delete issues is possible only for users: Project Role (Administrators) Project Role (atlassian-addons-project-access) 2) Go to People (left side, under Details) You will see the empty/blank page (see attached). 3) Click to Add people. Step 3: Click on the create issue in epic link. Removing an issue from the epic; To remove an issue from the Epic, follow the steps which are given below: Step 1: Move to the Backlog page. Step 2: Drag and drop the issue to issues without epics. Viewing all your Epics. We can see the information related to your epic in the Backlog. How to delete Jira’s issue? Go for Settings → Projects → Project Settings → People → Add People. Here you can add yourself as an administrator. Now, open an issue and find the Delete option. After you delete issue in Jira – it is forever gone. It’s impossible to determine who has destroyed an issue and when. Delete option not showing. I have an issue highlighted. I am clicking on the 3 dots in the upper right. I see 5 options but none of them are 'delete'. I have admin rights. Is there another setting that needs to be changed by me or another admin so I see the 'delete' option? You can do that with the Bulk change function. Click on the 3 dots menu in the upper right next to the Export button. Then choose Bulk change and follow the steps. For the next question, issues are stored in the database and connected to a project. Issues can be viewed and interacted with on a board or a list. The other options is to add a Fix Version to your issues and Epics that are completed, and set that version to Released, while also having this subfilter applied to your board. With the above sub-filter, an issue that has a Release Fix Version assigned to it should no longer be displayed on the board. Bill Sheboy. Rising Star. In order to remove done epics from the drop-down you have to set the epic status. This is different from the workflow status. I would recommend that you set it as part of the workflow, or that you have an automation that sets the epic status when you move it to a Done status. Take a look at Linking Epic Status to the Epic Issue Status for more Log time on an issue. Once you've started to work on a specific issue, log time to keep a record of it. This will let you compare your original estimate with how long it actually took to resolve the issue. Open the issue and select ••• > Log work (or click on the time tracking field) Fill in the Log time fields and select Save. Simply select an existing project, and JIRA will create a new project that shares all the same schemes as the existing project. Learn more here. While we have kept the default issue type scheme for now, it is not used by default unless specifically selected and we expect to remove it in a future release. zJyh1.