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  • Introduction
  • Installation guide
  • Features
    • Formatting
    • Creating a task
    • Mentions
      • Dates
      • Users
      • Issues
    • Templates
    • Actions
    • Drag and Drop
    • Due Date
    • Emoji
    • Filters
    • Local Search
    • Mobile View
    • Multiple Tasklists
    • Search and JQL
    • Statuses(workflows)
    • Strikethrough
    • Task Tooltip
    • Tasklist Progress
    • Themes
    • User Assignment
    • Workflow
      • Validating that all tasks are finished
      • Validating that all mandatory tasks are finished
      • Validating that Issue contains one or more tasks
      • Optional Tasks
    • Issue Entity Property
    • Serialization Syntax Guide
  • Configurations
    • General Settings
    • Templates
    • Custom Statuses(workflows)
    • Enabled Projects
    • Custom Permissions
      • View permissions for Company-managed (Classic) project
      • Manage permissions for Company-managed (Classic) project
      • View permissions for Team-managed/Next-gen project
      • Manage permissions for Team-managed/Next-gen project

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Features
Mentions
Issues

Jira issue mentiones

Just like with a JIRA issue, you can mention any desired JIRA issue within your task content. While in edit mode, enter the issue key in capital letters (for example, KAN-1) anywhere in your task content. When you save the task, if the entered issue key is valid, Tick will render the issue as a link to the issue on JIRA, and will also visually indicate the type of issue (issue, epic, subtask, etc.) and its status (to do, in progress, done, etc.). Otherwise, it will render it as a string.

Examples

issue key mention demonstrated issue in progress issue key mention demonstrated issue done issue key mention demonstrated subtask todo issue key mention demonstrated epic todo

Video guide

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