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Agile Hive comes with the predefined Custom Field ‘Assigned PIs’ ‘Assigned PIs’ that is used to assign issues of type Objective or Risk with one or more PIs. Agile Hive stores this information as a list of IDs of assigned PIs in the Forge Storage of the app. To display the information stored for this field we have to distinguish two cases:
For the Jira Issue View sidebar, there is a way to render Custom Fields that store data in Forge Storage. Agile Hive is capable of displaying all assigned PIs for an issue.
For other Jira views (e.g., Backlog, Sprint Board, JQL search results…) Atlassian does not yet offer a way to properly render Custom Fields that read data from Forge Storage. This results in those Jira views displaying the ID values IDs of assigned PIs instead of the PI namenames.
Workaround
Currently, there is no workaround available to apply a fix to this behavior. In case you need to display information on assigned PIs in various Jira views you can leave a vote for the corresponding issue at Atlassian: https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/browse/FRGE-135
Navigation
The section below describes technical limitations affecting the hierarchical navigation in Agile Hive’s left sidebar.
Custom project avatars in Firefox
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If you face the issue of custom images assigned to your Jira projects as project avatars not being displayed in the navigation while using Firefox as your browser, this might be due to the anti-tracking settings applied.
Workaround
To mitigate this issue add an exception for the URL of your Jira instance in your browsers settings via the “Manage Exceptions…” button shown in the following picture:
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Reports
In the sections below, you can find more information on technical limitations that may impact functionality of Reports in Agile Hive for Jira Cloud.
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Unfortunately, this function (and as a result the calculation of the Custom Field value) is only triggered upon issue view. The value is not initially set upon creation, and not updated when searching for it via JQL (Feature request at Atlassian: https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/browse/FRGE-1358 - help us improve Agile Hive by voting for this issue). For that reason, we are calculating and displaying the Risk Exposure and WSJF values locally in our Report widgets and displaying a warning for inconsistent field values.
Workaround
To resolve this issue and ensure that the calculated values are consistent and also displayed correctly in other places, e.g. a JQL search query, you unfortunately have to manually open every issue that has a warning displayed with it. Then, you have to wait until the corresponding value is calculated and close the issue again. You also may need to reload other tabs like your JQL search tab or the Agile Hive Reports page.
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