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I fucking hate Jira

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Re: I fucking hate Jira

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Post by meowface »

I'm sometimes kind of surprised at how often I see people say they don't mind it. It's by far the tool I like the least out of everything I've used at any job I've ever been in.

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Post by sefrost »

I wish the comments were more specific about which features they don’t like.

For me a particularly frustrating aspect is the way the UI moves around a lot. I’m quite anxious to click anything until all the loading spinners have stopped in case I click the wrong thing. Then I could be taken to a page or feature I’ve never seen before.

Also it’s really annoying when I try to copy something from a ticket description but it starts editing the whole description field.

EDIT - I'd also like to add that as a developer, once I finish my ticket I assign it to a QA. Then I can never get back to the ticket. I'd like a really easy way to see all of the tickets I've ever completed. But completed tickets aren't assigned to me, they're assigned to QA.

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Post by hkgjjgjfjfjfjf »

sefrost wrote: post #4

I wish the comments were more specific about which features they don’t like. For me a particularly frustrating aspect is the way the UI moves around a lot. I’m quite anxious to click anything until all the loading spinners have stopped in case I click the wrong thing. Then I could be taken to a page or feature I’ve never seen before. Also it’s really annoying when I try to copy something from a ticket description but…

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Re: I fucking hate Jira

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Post by kzrdude »

meowface wrote: post #2

I'm sometimes kind of surprised at how often I see people say they don't mind it. It's by far the tool I like the least out of everything I've used at any job I've ever been in.

I don't mind it. Maybe because I only peek into it about once per week or so, so we don't really drive daily work using it.
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