An
issue can represent whatever you need it to: a software bug, a development task, a documentation task, etc.
Every issue belongs to a
project.
In JIRA Studio, a project can be associated with a
wiki space and/or a
source repository. This allows the project's issues to automatically link to (and be linked from) their associated
wiki documents,
source files,
changesets and
code reviews.
For details, please see Adding New Projects.
To administer issues,
Click the menu labelled with your user name in the the JIRA Studio header, and select the 'Administration' link. You will need to be logged in as an administrator to see this link.
- The JIRA Studio and JIRA administration menus will be displayed at the left of the screen (see screenshot below). For details about administering JIRA, please see the appropriate section of the JIRA Administrator's Guide as listed below.
Note that some functions in JIRA are restricted for security reasons. Read more about Restricted Functions in JIRA Studio.
Screenshot: 'Administering Issues'
| Please note, the version of JIRA running in JIRA Studio may differ slightly from the latest released version of JIRA. Please refer to JIRA Studio Application Versions for that latest version information. |
JIRA Administrator's Guide
This manual contains information on administering your JIRA system:
Getting started
Please see the JIRA User's Guide for an introduction to the concepts of issues and projects.
Getting help
