People who use JIRA: do you use the project key (the one that shows up in the issue IDs) to identify the team responsible?
I ask because I've run into this in, I think, at least five separate JIRA-using organizations in the last two decades, and I'm wondering how idiosyncratic that experience is.
Owen (retro web aspect) /
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2024-08-19 21:42:23
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npub10c0nh4as9qq0jv7882zjqgf50cff399vwxhm5cd05agp28jqy0ps8vgtayPublished at
2024-08-19 21:42:23Event JSON
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