Matt Doar_tzgiej Community Champion

I use the JQL project = JRASERVER AND labels = advisory ORDER BY updated DESC which produces an anonymous RSS feed of https://jira.atlassian.com/sr/jira.issueviews:searchrequest-xml/temp/SearchRequest.xml?jqlQuery=project+%3D+JRASERVER+AND+fixVersion+%3D+7.13.9&tempMax=1000 So the newly released issues will at least appear…

I think with archiving you now have to use SQL to check for custom field usage

Nice one. Floyd "Dark Side of the Moon"

Discussed and we're drawing up a list of questions like this for the DC and doc teams. E.g. can I delete a workflow scheme that is only used by an archived project? (I would expect this to be the same as for a non-archived project)

Sounds like something used by a plugin or maybe defined for your local Jira instance

I think these are excellent points. I'll discuss them with our TAM this week. 1. How can I delete a custom field if I don't know whether there is data in it in archived issues? 2. How can I modify or delete a scheme if I don't know whether it is used by an archived project?

We were just talking about this at work over lunch. 1. Marine biologist, Jacques Cousteau 2. Astronaut 3. Helping other people in some way So I made it with the third one.

I think it's helpful to think about what is mostly trusted and what is not trusted. For us at the moment that's something like Not trusted: * Network to your Jira server * Network to your load balancer * Network from load balancer to Jira Data Center nodes Mostly trusted * In memory jvm process contents * Physical access…

For enterprise software I also expect to see: 1. Well implemented data life cycles. For example users change names over time, groups change names. Users go inactive then are reactivated. All this needs strong support 2. Strong constraints. Everything should have a limit. Even if a user never adds 1000 comments to an issue,…

I agree. That was the best bit of advice I took from the GTD book. Then I can tell myself that I'm being inefficient revisiting something at night that I've already recorded in some system where I'll see it in the morning

I'm open to telling people what kind of person I am, what works well for me and so on. But I'm also difficult enough not to want to put myself in boxes defined by other people. I'll put myself in my own boxes, thank you. But there's probably a test out there with a prepared box for that kind of person - Bloody Minded

I try not to work when I'm tired. I'd rather get some sleep and get up early to handle crunch times. 

I vaguely recall the Cloud and Server database schema for Zephyr being quite different. I would contact Zephyr Support and ask for their advice. You might be able to use an eval license for the server side for testing the migration. Good luck!

And also to the edit screen so you can change it

https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver075/migrating-jira-applications-to-another-server-935390960.html is a good place to start

"I make a rule to never eat lunch at my desk – it’s good to have some time away even during a busy day." - I agree!

ScriptRunner and Behaviors might be able to do this https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/4.3.6/jira/behaviours-conversions.html#_walkthrough_external_rest_service

It's a polite fiction intended to make you feel good. "Your call is very important to us" "We are experiencing higher than usual call volume" Like all cliches it has a limited lifespan. 

Rachel Wright has many tips at her site https://www.jirastrategy.com/ and in her book.

I think I got the term "looping transition" from Rachel. It's clearer than "(global) self-transition" which I was using before that.

https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/once-off-or-one-off.2025732/ not come across that one

We have about 500,000 issues in retired projects where we will just archive the whole project. We have a few projects with 50,000 to 200,000 issues where we will archive issues that have not been updated in the last two years.

Jira Server doesn't have a way to mark a component as the default.

I think this needs more information, perhaps a screenshot

Family feast with roast goose come to mind as "best meals ever". Crispy, salty goose skin is the best.

Roadkill, excellent! One of my favorite books is about how to cook things on your car engine - "Manifold Destiny" https://www.amazon.com/Manifold-Destiny-Guide-Cooking-Engine/dp/1416596232

You're probably right. Not that they are my error messages

1. Does "move" let you change the issue type? 2.Is the issue type field on the edit screen for the issue (admin question)

Or look up Jira REST API

As Petr said, go to the Logging and Profiling page at /secure/admin/ViewLogging.jspa. Here click on "Configure logging level for another package." The name for the package in full is com.atlassian.jira.bc.user.search.DefaultUserPickerSearchService The log messages shorten this name to c.a.j.b but that's not what to use…