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Aw. Nice! Didn't even look at your CRON....nice job!

@Jeremy Tatro ~ Do you see anything in the Audit log, like a "No Actions Performed" entry that you can drill-down? And is the Rule actually enabled?

And when you Validate the query, are there any returned results?

@Jeremy Tatro ~ any clues in the Audit log?

Hey @Jeremy Tatro ~ do you have this option unchecked?

Hi @Zsofia Rozsa ~ status categories are groupings of status values and "To Do", "In Progress" and "Done" are the only options. You should be able to create a Quick Filter to filter out Backlog status values, though...

Excellent!

here's another link: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-articles/Automatically-link-tickets-by-a-issue-comment/ba-p/2158177 

Hi @Todd Winton ~ I believe this was probably an automation rule in your old environment. Have a look here to create the rule in Cloud: https://confluence.atlassian.com/automation072/automatically-linking-issues-just-got-that-much-easier-1056675670.html 

@Kristján Geir Mathiesen ~ you're speaking my language! As a nearly full-blooded Italian, I have a TON of Italian memories....just not any FROM Italy. Never been but have a trip planned for next June so I'm sure I'll have many to share.

Hi @numer24 ~ it's a longshot but if the original creator is still active, reach out to them to determine if they saved the config. Or, if their workstation is still active, maybe you or someone in IT with the appropriate access might be able to browse their folders to find the config file. It's a long shot but you might…

Hello @Aaron Nelson ~ per the article, Cloud platform isn't affected: https://confluence.atlassian.com/security/cve-2023-22515-privilege-escalation-vulnerability-in-confluence-data-center-and-server-1295682276.html 

@Maira Franzin ~ launch Confluence and look at the Application Links from there. It will tell you the Jira version...

Hi @Karthik Sivamurugan ~ I'm pretty sure that's a manually-entered sprint goal... Check by Editing sprint as shown below. As a side-note, adding the Story Point info isn't necessary as that's calculated automatically per sprint (the "bubbles" to the left of the "Start sprint" text in the screenshot below). HTH

Hi @arun gurram and welcome! Try the following - childIssuesOf() is useful if you're looking for children of a specific key whereas portfolioChildrenOf() is useful when you need to find children of a subquery: issueFunction in portfolioChildrenOf("key = BB-503 and fixVersion = Beta and type = Epic")

Hi @Jay LaVitola and welcome! The Team field in JQL resolves to a numeric ID (the same way sprints do when you search for them). Find your team ID by searching for it separately and use the number that JQL converts it to. In the example below, it will return all Epics assigned to Team 123 that is linked to an Initiative.…

Hi @Antonio Garcia ~ https://support.atlassian.com/security-and-access-policies/docs/track-storage-and-move-data-across-products/#How-do-I-track-storage-for-each-product should help...

@Maira Franzin If you have any application links (like with Confluence) you can see it in the Confluence App Links....

Hi @Maira Franzin ~ try the Help (?) icon in the upper right and select About Jira. If you are on the Continuous Release Track though (https://admin.atlassian.com/ > Products > Release tracks), you should be on the "latest" version like @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- indicates.

Hi @Marina Puhichan ~ you should be able to set up an issue security scheme and then set the security level through an automation (or even do a one-time bulk update for your specific date/date range): https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/configure-issue-security-schemes/ 

lol @Sanjog Sigdel ~ I just grab one or two that I know I can answer when I have a few minutes to spare. 😁

Hi @Fahad Akhtar ~ here you go: https://university.atlassian.com/student/path/1370008/activity/1918253 

Hello @Uasakura and welcome! I would recommend having a look at the Learning paths provided by Atlassian. https://university.atlassian.com/student/collection/850385-learning-paths These provide great foundational information with which to build your knowledge. HTH!

Man....sometimes I think I need to have a waterproof dry-erase board on my shower-wall for those shower thoughts. Seems like they're erased from my mind the moment I step out of the shower. Nothing comes to mind right now (figures - cuz I'm not in the shower!!), but I regularly have very random thoughts. Mostly…

Hi @Steve_G ~ in addition to Mikael's answer, linked issues would only "prevent" (warn) you from closing a sprint if that linked issue is also in the sprint you're trying to close. Or if you had workflow /automation that specifically prevented it (unlikely)...

😂 that's awesome...

Ah ~ I see! Have you tried issue in linkedIssues("PROG-1")? That should give you all issues linked to PROG-1, regardless of the link type. That wouldn't give you external web links or links to Confluence pages, but that can be done as well ~ not sure if that's needed for this use case though. HTH, @David Semmens !

Hi @Aaron Rose ~ try this: { "fields": { "Target start": "{{now.plusDays(45)}}" } }

Hi @Aaron Rose ~ try this: { "fields": { "Target start": "{{now.plusDays(45)}}" } }

Hi @jhmcmullen and welcome! I'm not sure if there's a way to find all macros in a space but you can search for specific macros in a space using syntax (Table of Contents macro used as an example): macro = "toc" and space = XXXX. Or maybe export the space in xml format and search that?