The following screenshot shows all the available issue types in JIRA. The new schema will appear in the list. There are standard types that come with Jira and additional custom types. An Issue Type is a way issues are classified in a Jira project. Jira Core (business projects) issue types. as shown in the screen shot. Jira Issue types. It also manages specifying the order in which the issue types will present in the user interface of JIRA, while creating an Issue. The following screenshot shows how to add a new type schema by providing the required and optional fields.Here, one scheme is by default named as the Default Issue Type Scheme and others are project schemes.
The default issue type scheme is the list of global issue types. Learn more about issue types. Click on Save.
Issue Type displays all types of items that can be created and tracked via JIRA. By default, business projects come with one standard issue type: Task. Issue types live within an issue type scheme, which you can then associate with one or more projects. Subtasks issues can be used to break down any of your standard issues in Jira (bugs, stories or tasks).By default, software projects come with one parent issue type:Requesting help for customer support issues. Reporting an incident or IT service outage.A bug is a problem which impairs or prevents the functions of a product.A subtask is a piece of work that is required to complete a task.Requesting help for an IT related problem.By default, software projects come with three standard issue types:Investigating and reporting the root cause of multiple incidents.Feature suggestions and bug reportsThe Atlassian Community is here for you.Here's a list of the default issue types that come with each Jira product: A subtask is a piece of work that is required to complete a task. JIRA application can be used to break the pieces of work into issues. Standard Issue Types. An issue type scheme determines which issue types will be available to a project or set of projects. A user story is the smallest unit of work that needs to be done.Depending on the complexity of the projects you track in Jira, you may want to group or nest different work items hierarchically.
A task represents work that needs to be done. This can help your teams sweat the details on individual tasks while Scrum masters, project managers, or other team leaders track your team's bigger picture.Requesting new capability or software feature.A big user story that needs to be broken down. Issue Type Schemes. Copy and Delete is used for copying and deletion of the same scheme.An Issue is classified as follows −An issue type scheme determines which issue types will be available to a project or set of projects.