Approximate an alternative for Trello boards within Jira

  • Provide an alternative Setup for long term Trello users within our Jira installation
  • It should be a self serviceable and low barrier board setup within Jira with low to zero Jira Admin interaction needed
  • While emulating the whole behavior is impossible we should have a widely accepted coverage of the major functionality
  • Optional and more then welcome would be the possibility to migrate/import existing Trello boards with the majority of the content.

Goal for this Hackweek

Adress all issue listed under 'Jira-2404 : Replicate Trello boards in Jira'

That means, having a working protoype running under https://jira-devel.suse.de/browse/TRELLO . In details:

  • Being able to create a new board by creating an issue type 'Board' and answering all the questions
  • Being able to create a card by creating an issue of type 'Card' assigned to a previously created 'Board'
  • Controlling visibility and readability of all cards through the associated 'Board'
  • Having a standard agile board
  • Supporting up to 16 columns (The used Jira workfllow is limiting this, so no law of nature ;-) )

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Feature: Alternative for Trello boards within Jira

Looking for hackers with the skills:

trellousers groovy javascript

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Hack Week 23

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  • almost 2 years ago: jplack started this project.
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