How to enable Didit in Jira projects
In order to allow users to harness the power of Didit - Checklists, you need to enable the app in their project. Project admins also have permission to do this in their project settings: Project settings > Apps > Checklist settings section.
Enabling projects
If you don’t have Jira admin permission, you can also enable Didit - Checklists in project settings.
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Navigate to your Jira site’s admin Apps section.
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Choose Enabled Projects under “Didit - Checklists” in the left sidebar.
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At the top of this page, you can set the default visibility for newly created projects. Didit project visibility has three states: Always, On demand, and Deactivated.You can find explanations in the screenshot below.
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Below the default visibility settings, you can set each project’s visibility state. If nothing is selected, the checklist visibility state will be set to “Always.”
Visibility states explained
There are three visibility states for projects. Find a brief explanation of all three below:
| Visibility State | Explanation |
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| Always | Either an empty or a default checklist is displayed in a Jira issue at all times. |
| On Demand | The checklist panel is collapsed. It can be expanded by clicking the app icon at the top of a Jira issue. It will also show if a checklist is assigned to that issue. |
| Deactivated | No checklists will be available in Jira issues for this project. This means even the default checklists will be disabled. |