Carlos Garcia Navarro Community Champion

HI @Joao Borges You could create an inactive sprint called "review section", and if you don't start it it will look like the section you described. Something like this:

Hi @Chan Pad , You can use this API call: https:/{JIRA base URL}/rest/api/2/field to retrieve the information on system and custom fields. I hope it helps

Can you create a group to include the recipients of the email? Or do you require them to be in a custom field?

I would like to meet with Morpheus from the Matrix franchise.... There are some things about the Matrix that weren't completely clear to me and he seems to understand what's going on... also to ask him about the Matrix 4. So many questions!!

Elementary... ;-)

Hi @Cloud_NEW , I added a few more details on how to manage the subscription in the answer above. Would this procedure work for your use case?

You could create a subscription by specifying a recipient and frequency. More details: - Go to Filters-> View all filters - Click (...)-> Manage Subscriptions - Define the recipient (it could be a group of people defined in JIRA) and frequency

Hi @Spencer Chi , It seems that you need Atlassian Customer Support, so I'd continue monitoring your ticket, you should receive a response soon (I'm sure you used the right link, https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/) In the meantime, and since you suspect on GSuite, you can check this other post that contains some…

Hi @Cloud_NEW , This article may address your question on how to subscribe to a filter (check section 'Subscribing to your search results'): https://confluence.atlassian.com/jiracoreserver073/working-with-search-results-861257284.html?_ga=2.198997935.1292026812.1587003960-2063505617.1583941616 Hope it helps

Willkommen, @[deleted] ! Congratulations in joining the Community and K15t (I attended a demo at the Summit last year and the Company and products look very good!)! Enjoy the Community and don't be shy! There are many friendly people here willing to help and share knowledge! Tschüß!

Hmm..my understanding is that next-gen projects only have one resolution and is set when the issue is moved to the column furthest to the right, so there may not be much flexibility at the moment. I'd play with reports like Nic suggested in his answer. If I figure out one way to do this, I'll let you know. :-)

Hi @Prasad Nagarale You can check Global Permissions and edit the 'Create Shared Objects' permission to include the user or users that you would like to create dashboards. https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver073/managing-global-permissions-861253290.html?_ga=2.82265110.1284361042.1585945952-2063505617.1583941616

Hi @Syamala Uggina you could also use the 'resolution' field to refer to all the tickets that are resolved. E.g., with this clause: ... resolution is not EMPTY... Hope it helps.

Hi @Chaitanya Sangawar , Can you check with the Permission helper (JIRA Settings-> System-> Permission helper)? You should be able to specify the user as well as the issue number and the permission, and the helper should give you the details on why you may or not may have the permission:

Hi @Dolly Mishra If you want to create a specific 'retrospective' issue type, first you need to create the issuetype if it doesn't exist (Jira settings-> issues-> issuetype). Then you need to add the issue type to your project (e.g., from project settings-> issue types->actions(...)-> Edit issuetype-> move the…

Hi @Chaitanya Sangawar , I just wanted to make sure that you've read this article as well: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/jira-cloud-how-to-create-a-read-only-user-779160729.html Are you experiencing different edit permissions for the same user in the same project when you log in with two different laptops? Thanks

This is great, @Angélica Luz ! Very detailed and comprehensive. Thanks for putting this together and for sharing with us!

Hi @Astrid Bogran , This probably depends on what your requirements are :-) I'd recommend to check the Atlassian Marketplace and review the different tools that are offered there for test automation: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?query=test+management+automation Hope it helps, Carlos

Hi @Anthony Wood , I just tried this call and it worked for me: https://[domain name].atlassian.net/rest/api/latest/user/search?query=[user email] Make sure that you don't have spaces in the URL (it happened to me the first time I tried and got a 404 error) Are you using a different call? Carlos

Hi @iamkelsishayla You could edit the board query and exclude the status (or statuses) linked to the 'done' column. E.g. you can use this clause: ...AND status not in (done)... ,assuming that 'done' is the status linked to the column 'done'. To check the statuses linked to the columns you need to edit the board and go to…

I'm glad to hear that it was useful, @Zaal Gachechiladze :-) If it addressed your question, please consider accepting the answer so it can help others in the Community who may also have a similar question. Thanks!

Hi Roberto, I think this post could help. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be an easy process: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Merge-2-Atlassian-Cloud-Instances/qaq-p/798392

Including some pictures: This is the workflow that shows new tickets being linked to the Discovery status: This is the new Kanban board where I've created two columns, one for Discovery and one for Backlog (you can add more columns if your process is more complex): This is the Scrum board where the status 'Backlog' is…

Hi @Zaal Gachechiladze , you could do this: 1) Create a status called 'Discovery' and modify your workflow so this is the status assigned to tickets that were created (or maybe do this for a specific issue type) 2) Create a kanban board where the first column is called 'Discovery' and link it to this status. Have another…

Servus @nina_schmidt ! I hope you enjoyed the remote Summit! Bleib gesund Du auch!

Willkommen @Jousef ! I relate to your story and how getting to work with Atlassian products make you want to gain more expertise and to implement solutions for other teams. JIRA, Service Desk, Confluence... it just makes sense! :-) I hope you enjoy the Community, people are very friendly here and always willing to help.…

Hi @karim -Atlassway- I wonder if this article may help find the root of your problem: https://github.com/pycontribs/jira/issues/320 From the aforementioned article: "There are a couple things that could be happening here. A. There is a clashing jira.py B. The python jira module is not installed at all C. The python jira…

Welcome to the Community, @John Wilson You'll find this place full of useful information and friendly people willing to help. Have fun, and good luck setting up Trello for all your users! :-)

Welcome @summer.hoganTeaching is the best way to learn! I hope you enjoy the Community. Everyone is very friendly and eager to help here :-)

Welcome @Mary Alber As others mentioned above the Atlassian documentation, as well as everything you can find in the Community is great. I've been looking for books out there that could complement the learning but I didn't find much out there. If you do, please share with the Community! Enjoy learnig!