Matt Doar_tzgiej Community Champion

But of course that's not authoratative

Yes, but it could be a $10/year starter license probably

Admin, Plugin Data Storage for JPO 2.26 shows three possible tables: * Portfolio Live Plans O_D9132D * Portfolio Team Management AO_82B313 (may be gone in JPO 3.x) * Portfolio for Jira AO_A415DF As to where the issues in particular plan are stored, I see * AO_A415DF_AOPLAN which is likely the Plan but then Issue Sources…

I was able to get started on this using the groovy script at https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Marketplace-Apps-questions/JIRA-Delete-all-the-attachments-from-all-the-issues-in-specific/qaq-p/858127

Well yes, the steps should be about the same for DC or Server migrations to the cloud. But I'd be surprised if any customer who had chosen to move to DC at some point would then move to Cloud later. But tell me I'm mistaken!

I think the number of support tickets over time is related to the uptime, but not directly. Does Atlassian have plans to offer a different operational approach beyond Premium?

So, no customers moved from DC to Cloud?

That would be interesting to hear of a company moving from DC to Cloud. I've not met any myself

In theory, as many rows in the customfieldoption table in the database. In practice if you get to 1000 that's probably too many for easy use

Buil-in scripts, bulk custom field options works well.

Thanks. There is a certain joy in knowing nothing about something, a point of view we tend to lose over the years. One of the reasons I like teaching people about Jira

Good question. First cash earned was a foundry labourer. Lots of hot (hot) metal and many characters. First paycheck was as an apprentice fitter and turner in a piston factory. Jira is easier on the body.

Good find. Given that Bitbucket Premium is $5/month/user the figure of $14 seems overly high to me. But Atlassian can always drop the price of course

That's an order of magnitude more than current pricing. Where did you see that number?

Now I think about it, the fast ones in the family were unusually fast when they learned to read. Not something that came along later.

Yeah, half my family is fast and half is ... not so fast

I've thought about this before. 1. Reading very, very fast. Most fiction books only last a couple of hours. 2. Remembering most of what I read, if I care about it 3. Above average hearing. Used to drive my kids crazy when they tried to whisper

Me too, sort of

It's just not my kind of place :). I was thinking of doing a spoof video of "Matt Doar and Bob Swift Go Wild In Vegas" but it wouldn't have much content. But wherever Summit is, it's still the people I talk to that make it special for me. Tip: the talks at the end of the day are the ones where the presenter and audience…

Can we ever expect to see an Atlassian Cloud offering with the goal of stability? - Runs an enterprise release - Uses Data Center - All changes are communicated weeks before hand to customers - Uptime of at least 99.99%

It turns out that you see a different set of error'd emails on each node in Jira data center. You have to clear the error queue on each node

Does the comment have an emoji in it? That can cause this error

In general, I'd rate Atlassian products as more secure than most. The security team does a steady job of tracking problems and communicating them to the community. However one major challenge is the lack of information within the products about which users are doing what with the product. For example, who is running long…

Interesting tool, thanks for the article What are the advantages of using the tool? As you say, storage is cheap. How much space did you recover? 1%, 5%? I don't advise duplicating attachments in Jira with plugins, workflows or anything. It just confuses people and goes against the DRY principle

Thanks for the post. The dashboards are helpful, and I'm glad to hear Atlassian is going to be more regularly involved in the j.a.c issues

If you have ScriptRunner and run the JQL as a search, then there is a little icon near the search magnifying glass. It will tell you how the JQL was converted into a Lucene query. Sometimes that helps me to understand why a query is not working as expected. p.s. do you have a link to what I said before?

Small thing, but does Jira Cloud delete thumbnail files after an attachment is deleted? It should do but I suspect it may not do

* Bagel, cream cheese, onion slice, tomato. * Watered orange juice * Macchiato one or two

In 15 years I've seen a fair number of Atlassian community sites. This one has become the best so far - most welcoming, most supportive attitude and more diverse than ever. The Atlassian community is one of the reasons I still enjoy working with Jira and all the other products.

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