Alexey Matveev Expert

You can fetch issues, in which a developer extended the due date multiple times. But you would need a plugin for it like Power Scripts or ScriptRunner. You would need to create your own JQL function

Hello, You can have a look at the Structure plugin. It will let you see all your issues in a hierarchy.

Hello, You can change the project key to any other project key. The key value returns the current project key. Projectkeys returns all project keys for the project.

Hello, You can not query this info by JQL. JQL only returns issues, it can not return history. You should have a look at the history tab of the required issue. Or user Jira Rest APi to get this info: https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/REST/7.6.1/#api/2/issue-getIssue

Hello, It is not available in the New Issue View.

Hello, What do you mean by default automation? There is no automation by default.

Or you can write a script, if you have a scripting plugin

You need to query the Jira database

Hello, It is not possible.

Hello, You can submit a bug here: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

Hello, You can find it in this white paper: https://www.atlassian.com/enterprise/data-center/server-to-data-center-the-tipping-point

Hello, Jira can not do it out of the box. Have a look at the Big Picture app.

You can always ask the support of the Insight plugin about the error

Hello, You can not do it by Rest Api. You would need to query the cwd_user in the database.

It is not available for the Kanban board. I would add the timetracking field to the screens and use this field

Open the board, which you use, go to the Board Settings -> Estimation and choose Original Time Estimate.

I am not sure if it is related to you import. But I would check, if you have enough space in your server.

Hello, If you are on Server, I would have a look at the atlassian-jira.log. If you are on Cloud, I would ask Atlassian Support.

Hello, You should add the timetracking field to the screens, which are linked to the issues, where you want to track estimation in days.

Hello, Csv import is available for Jira Cloud. You can read this KB about it: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/importing-data-from-csv-776636762.html

And now you can see attachments in the jira_home/data/attachments folder?

You should get the current values for the issues and add history to it

That is correct. When you create an issue, it does not go to the change history log. It is how Jira works. 

Hello, When you create an issue the line is not there. That is how Jira works.

Have a look at the Big Picture app.

How did you migrate attachments?

Hello, You would need to use any other app, which lets you do cross project releases. It is not possible out of the box.

Hello, Board does not contain issues. Board selects issues by filters, which means, if you want to create a fresh board, you should add a filter, which would not choose existing issues. For example: created > "2018-05-30"

Hello, You would need an app for it. For example, Power Scripts, ScriptRunner, MyGroovy, Groovioli and so on. If you want to use the Power Scripts app, then you should execute the system routine: https://confluence.cprime.io/display/SIL/system

Hello, It is not possible to restrict a comment in the New Issue view.