Click the Jira icon > Projects > then select the relevant project. Choose Settings > Screens. Click the > to expand the relevant screen scheme. Select the View issue screen. Add or remove the desired fields. Expand and collapse the screen scheme. The link to edit the View issue screen. The text "Systema TS 2021" as shown in your original post screen shots actually comes from the "Summary" field in the Epic. There is a separate field for Epics in Jira called "Epic Name". Typically people will create Epics so that the "Summary" and the "Epic Name" fields contain the same text. This minimizes confusion. Then in the Epic Link field, find the Epic you want to move them to. Since they are all in the same project, that should be a problem. you can do this by bulk option . in issue search search issues with that epic name and click on tools and choose the issues and click on edit there you will see an option to change the epic name. Change 4 (Webhooks in Jira): Webhook events: All webhook events where the payload includes issues with their fields. Deprecated behavior: For issues in company-managed projects, stop consuming the Epic Link, Parent Link, or epic fields in the webhook payload. In current implementation of GreenHopper, a single Epic can support multiple projects as needed. This means that only a single Epic issue type is used for all boards available by default. And due to this configurations, users are not able to create a new Epic issue type, and have different boards to use different Epic. Create one rule that changes only the child issues when the Epic is updated. Add the new Condition and Log actions as shown below. TRIGGER: Field value changed - Due Date CONDITION: Issue Type field equals Epic ACTION: Log Original Epic Due Date: {{fieldChange.from.toDate}} ACTION: Log New Epic Due Date: {{fieldChange.to.toDate}} ACTION: Log It looks to see if the issue is of type Epic. If it is, find all issues in that epic. Once it has those issues, it looks at the custom number field "NumField" and sums up the total value between all issues in the Epic. import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor. If the Epics panel is not shown at the left of the screen, select Tools > Show Epic Panel. In the Epics panel, click the drop-down and select Edit name (see Screenshot 1 below). Type the new name for your epic, then press Enter. Screenshot 1: editing an epic. Changing the colour of an epic. To change an epic's colour, Log in to JIRA. Answer accepted. Jack Brickey. Community Leader. Nov 04, 2021. Hi Richard, you are correct. While you can change the Epic title to something else it will not extend to Epic fields: Epic name, Epic link, Epic status. TBH, I think Atlassian should not allow changing the Epic title at all. It causes confusion and potential issues. Save and add the Custom Field to your Issue Type. Write a Filter that returns all the Issues you want this set for and Perform a Bulk Update of these Tickets and set them to "N/A" or whatever value you chose from step 1. Upon Bulk completion this field will now have a value and be visible on all Tickets changed in 4. Done. 9cUEDe.