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    View my boards into Miro App on MS TeamsOpen

    Hi,  We have integrated Miro within MS Teams and currently I can only share a Board within a specific chat or channel, but I cannot work on my own within the Miro App on MS Teams, independently from anyone else. This is because when I access the Miro App, I can only see the general “Chat” and “About” pages, which do not let me do anything within the app. Because of this, I am forced to switch back to Miro when I want to work in it on my own. I think the user experience would greatly benefit if I could do some work from within the App. This is because sometimes you have an idea while talking with someone (on Teams), and you may not have the Miro board already open on the browser. From within a chat, it would take me 1 click to jump on the Miro App within MS Teams and add that idea/concept super quickly, without disrupting the flow.  I understand that you want to push usage on the original website/desktop app, but it is not a coincidence that any other tool integrating with MS Teams let me work directly from their App in MS Teams. Think of Jira, Monday, or any other PM tool, for example. I can still go on the website if I have to do a session of work there, but at least I would not be blocked when I need to just do a quick edit/add. And quick means 30 seconds. If I had to add other 30 seconds just to open the browser, the website, and then get to board, it doesn’t feel efficient or helpful. Thank you,  Simone Casciaro

    ux_impreedsNew Here

    Make Jira Cards feature displays sprints, allowing you to conveniently select all tickets at once :-)Open

    Dear JIRA Team,I am writing to share an idea that I believe could greatly enhance the JIRA Card feature.Use Case: In my daily workflow, I heavily rely on the JIRA Card feature to manage tickets efficiently. However, I encounter a time-consuming challenge when it comes to selecting multiple tickets associated with specific Sprints or custom categories. Currently, I can only select individual tickets or use the bulk selection option, which is not suitable for selecting a group of tickets within a Sprint or a custom category.Problem to Solve: The lack of an option to select entire Sprints or custom categories in the JIRA Card feature makes it laborious for me to handle related tickets at once. I often find myself searching and clicking on each ticket individually within a category, which consumes a significant amount of time and effort.Critical Feature or Nice-to-Have: The ability to select and import all tickets within a particular Sprint or category with just one click would substantially boost productivity and save valuable time.Possible Solution: To address this issue, I propose integrating a new feature that allows users to search and select entire Sprints or custom categories directly from the JIRA Card interface. By introducing a dedicated option for bulk selection of all tickets within a specific Sprint or category, users can streamline their workflow and achieve greater efficiency.I truly believe that implementing this enhancement would significantly benefit JIRA users, saving them countless hours spent on repetitive ticket selection tasks. Thank you for considering my idea, and I hope to see this valuable feature added to JIRA in the future.Best regards, Gregor

    shorleeNew Here

    Intersection of connection linesOpen

    Hello,I would like to raise an issue, which is so far the only behaviour which is bothering me while working with miro. I really appreciate your work and its one of my favourite tools of all time!I mostly use miro for creating diagrams with shapes (boxes), connection lines and text. As far as I know, a basic connection line has two endpoints and a box has an area, a border and four connection points (up/down/left/right).When I want to have an arrow pointing to a box, I can (1) drop the end of the connection line with the mouse cursor into the box and it automatically snaps to the corresponding connection point, I can (2) drop it directly to one of the four connection points or (3) I drop it to the border and it snaps to it. This is partly illustrated in picture 1 below.Picture 1: Two boxes about to be connected by a connection lineNow, I often want to have multiple, parallel connection lines between these boxes. The intuitive way would be dropping the connection line to the box area as described in (1). The result is shown in picture 2 below. The connection lines perform an automatic offset from each other but - and thats my issue here - also start crossing each other. For me, this really has a negative impact on my diagrams; they look less clean due to additional intersections and its difficult to make text attached to a connection line readable.Picture 2: Two boxes connected by two connection lines; snapped to their center areaThe desired configuration is shown in the next picture below and of course its possible to come to that result with some manual work. Unfortunately it can get a little messy as shown in the upper connection line of picture 3 below - especially when I start resizing or moving the boxes. The best compromise is to snap the connection lines manually to the border of the boxes as described in (3), but this can sometimes not lead to perfect results since you have to align both endpoints with your mouse cursor. (Choosing a different line type can help hiding unproper alignment but since I am constantly working with the diagrams, I want to avoid mixed line types only to achieve slightly better results for this scenario.)Picture 3: Two boxes connected by two connection lines; snapped manually to their bordersI do not have any use case, where I would like to have crossed lines to connect boxes, so my proposal would be to change the behaviour of the connection lines to become parallel by default.I am excited to hear about your opinion.Many thanks and keep up the good work,Marcel