- Get started
- About
- Glossary
- First steps
- Migration to Cloud
- Integrations points
- Create issue from template
- Recreate issue
- Apply template
- Apply template post function
- Legacy automation action
- Template custom field on issue create screen
- Apply template via issue property
- Configuration
- Repository
- Template's configuration
- Using templates
- Copy Epic
- Copy links and linked issues
- Copy Subtasks
- Copy Initiatives
- Default templates
- Using Variables
- Static variables
- Dynamic variables
- Smart defaults
- Basics
- Smart issues
- Smart users
- Smart dates
- Smart project
- How to use smart defaults
- Security
- Security statement
- App permissions
Last updated Sep 20, 2021
Glossary
This chapter provides a list of words used in documentation with explanations.
Name | Description |
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ITC | Abbreviation for Issue Templates Cloud |
Template’s fields (Scope) | These two terms are used interchangeably. Template’s fields (Scope) refers to fields from the template that will be copied. |
Templates Repository | Project where your templates are stored. |
Target project | Project where issues from templates will be created. In the most basic scenario it’s the project selected in Create dialogs. |
Primary template | Template that was explicitly selected in order to create issue or apply template from it. The primary template can be linked with secondary templates. |
Secondary templates (linked templates, subtasks, etc.) | All templates that are used to create hierarchy but are not selected directly from Template Select. For example: linked templates, sub task templates, and basically all templates related to the primary template. |
Template Select | Select rendered by the app. |
Template custom field | Select custom field provided by the app and rendered by Jira. |
Create from template (CFT) dialog / view | Dialog/view provided by the app, allows to select target project, issue type and the template, right before opening Create issue dialog. |
Create issue dialog | Dialog provided by Jira to create issues. |
Create dialogs |
When mentioned, it means it applies to both Create issue dialog and Create from template dialog.
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