u/josh1ng

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Can't rank cards on a JSM board - help?

I'm setting up a Jira Service Management board and after lots of setup have just discovered that I cannot rank cards in board view. By 'rank', I mean drag a card from the middle of a column to the top.

I've long used Jira kanbans where we rank items in the backlog by priority, then pull from the top for dev and test, etc. It's a pretty common practice.

From my research, this seems to be something that only a few space templates can support. This is very surprising to me, as I've never encountered this issue before.

My setup:

  • Jira Service Management Cloud on a Premium trial
    • (from my research, this really should not affect this behavior)
  • Space is Jira Service Management, using the blank template as a starter
  • built custom workflows, statuses, and work types
  • imported some old tickets
  • tried drag-n-drop - I can only drag to other columns.

I've already tried:

  • Confirmed Jira’s locked Rank / Global Rank field exists with global context.
  • Tried selecting Rank from the JSM queue’s Order menu; Rank was unavailable.
  • Tried adding this directly to the JSM queue filter:
    • ORDER BY Rank ASC
    • Received the error: “Not able to sort using field ‘Rank’.”
  • Checked the JSM board and queue configuration for an Enable ranking or Add Rank option; none was available.
  • Created a Jira Software Kanban board using the existing JSM requests.
  • Enabled ranking on that board successfully; drag-and-drop ranking works.
  • Returned to the JSM queue afterward and retried ORDER BY Rank ASC; it still failed.
  • Repeated the test in a new company-managed JSM space; Rank was still unavailable in the queue’s Order menu.
  • Confirmed the issue occurs in both team-managed and company-managed JSM queue boards.

Frankly, I'm at a loss. Any confirmation that this is normal would at least reassure me that I'm not crazy. Any solutions from others that have encountered and resolved this somehow would be immensely appreciated.

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u/josh1ng — 8 days ago
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Day before exam - prep suggestions?

I’m taking the exam remotely tomorrow morning. I’m planning to get plenty of rest, hydrate, snack, and just do my best with a clean conscience that I studied as hard as I could.

Any suggestions for tidying the mind and getting my head into the game?

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u/josh1ng — 3 months ago