I believe that the way integration is currently implemented is based on a faulty assumption, e.g. that customers want all user stories created in an integrated Jira project and board to be sync'd to Aha!.
We'd much prefer that this not be the case. Instead, we'd prefer to drive a more selective, intentional integration process by explicitly creating new stories in Jira from Aha! features -OR- by explicitly linking existing stories in Jira with Aha! features. This is the way Aha!'s documentation describes the process by the way. The "Enable" tab of the integration "wizard" seems to state that only children of previously linked Aha! record types will be automatically imported:
"This applies to records which are created as children of previously linked initiatives, releases, master features, and features."
But this is not the behavior we're seeing.
We have stories that were created in Jira with no relationship to any kind of Aha! records, and Aha! is attempting to automatically import them. As a result, my "Integration updates" queue is filling up with a bunch of notifications that then have to be manually marked to be ignored.
There should at least be a way to turn this unwanted behavior off. Thanks!
We would also like a way to restrict which items come from Jira into Aha from a single project. As an example, we have a Jira Project that supports more than one product, and we would like a way to only pull Jira Epics for a single product from that Jira Project into the Aha workspace for that product.