[Tommah]

Reposting my comment from a couple of months ago:

At one of my jobs, they used Asana when I started. It was too full of backlogged issues, so we moved over to Jira. Then Jira got too full. A month before I was laid off, one of my coworkers said, "Maybe we should try out Asana."

[denkmoon]

I fear to know what “Jira got too full” means but I suspect I’ll find out if I stay in my current workplace long enough.

[winrid]

I don't understand what full means. It is weird being at a place long enough to see ticket 1 and ticket 60k, though.

[nicoburns]

It means there are so many tickets that are never going to be implemented any time soon that it becomes hard to find the ones that are (or should be).

[adrianN]

If you’re still at five digit jiras the company must be very small.

[trallnag]

With the Jira I know you can have arbitrary prefixes and independent number ranges for IDs

[winrid]

yeah, only a few dozen developers

[esafak]

You should have just periodically flushed old tickets. Everybody would have been happy, and none the wiser :)

[nolongerthere]

That is so toxic and just painful to read. Hard to understand how people function like that.