What type of Jira attachments can be deleted from issues?
In Jira, attachments that can typically be deleted from issues include:
Outdated Documents: Files that are no longer relevant to the project or issue, such as old reports or design documents that have been replaced.
Duplicate Attachments: If multiple copies of the same file exist, redundant attachments can be removed to streamline the issue.
Temporary Files: Attachments that were used for temporary purposes, such as drafts or notes that are no longer needed.
Irrelevant Files: Any files that do not pertain to the specific issue or project, such as unrelated images or documents.
Files Associated with Resolved Issues: Once an issue is resolved, attachments that are no longer needed for reference can be deleted.
Large Files: To manage storage space, large files that are not critical to the project can be considered for deletion.
It is important to ensure that any deletion of attachments does not impact the necessary documentation or compliance requirements for the project.