Alexey Matveev Expert

If you want to limit pipelines only to the develop branch, you should properly configure bitbucket-pipelines.yml. You can find an example here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/Limit-pipelines-to-a-specific-branch/qaq-p/389704 You can read more info here:…

Hello, Kindly find the workflow, which is used by the created issue, and look for validators for the create transition. There can be a required field validator or something like this.

Atlassian tests its software on certain database versions and gгarantees correct behaviour on these versions. Jira can work on other versions as well, but Atlassian can not guarantee it. If you want to install a not supported database version, then you take all risks, if Jira does not work as expected.

You can develop a listener. In the listener you have access to what was changed for the issue. You can use the getChangeLog method of the IssueEvent class. You can find more info here: https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/7.0.5/com/atlassian/jira/event/issue/IssueEvent.html

Yes, you will have multiple entries of an issue, but these entries will be synchronized.

Hello, You can use such plugins as Backbone Issue Sync or Exalate.

Hello, You would need to use an addon like Backbone Issue Sync or Exalate Jira Issue Sync.

You can increase the plugin timeout. Kindly read more info here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/jira-applications-system-plugin-timeout-while-waiting-for-add-ons-to-enable-212173447.html

The documentation is correct. Bitbucket uses git as an external program. Git is a different process from Bitbucket. As far as understand you have problems with Bitbucket, not with GIT. As I said earlier, it is difficult to say what your problem is without analysis. But you can try to increase JVM.

Backlog does not have columns. It is backlog. You can not add columns to backlog.

It is difficult to say without analyzing your instance. Try to increase jvm till 8gb.

Kindly go to the User Management and have a look in what groups this user is included. I guess, one of this groups give the user access to Jira.

You can not control garbage collection. GC happens when the garbage collector algorithm decides it should happen. You should inspect why garbage collection happens, and make sure that it is really GC slows down your system. Usually it is not the case. Try to figure out what are the hot classes, have a look at deadlocks,…

If a user should not have access to Jira, then the user must be only a Customer. Do not give the user another role or application access.

Your Jira runs on linux, does not it? Did you check the atlassian-jira.log file? There must be info about your new parameters.

1. You need to import com.atlassian.jira.issue.fields.CustomField 2. This function can be put anywhere in the script. It does not matter where to put it. Some people put it in the end because in this case you can begin with reading your script not the defined functions. 3. ";" is not needed. 4. I prefer to type my…

You define it like this def ret = showOneFieldHideAllOthers(cs, b) def showOneFieldHideAllOthers(CustomField cs, boolean b) { return "my return value"; }

If you copied a worflow, it is already a draft. You can change it.

Did you restart Jira?

Hello, There are a couple of limitations to editing worflows: - Workflow statuses cannot be deleted. - If a status has no outgoing transitions (Global transitions are not considered), it cannot have any new outgoing transitions added, regular or global. I guess, it is one of your cases. If so, then you need to copy your…

Hello, You can find how to increase JVM memory here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver073/increasing-jira-application-memory-861253796.html

Notifications are sent only if the proper event is generated in Jira. You need to generate the Closed Issue event and Resolved Issue event yourself in a transaction.

You should open this workflow in the worflow designer and have a look at the post functions for the Resolve this issue transaction. My list of post functions looks like this: It means that in my case the Generic Event is thrown. That is why the Resolved Issue notification will not work for me. I should add users to the…

Have a look in the log file atlassian-jira.log.

When you resolve an issue, you use a button (it is called transaction). You have to figure out the workflow, to which your issue belongs (use View Workflow button in the detailed issue view). Then go to the project configuration and choose the Workflows menu. Find the required workflow and open it. Find the required…

Hello, If you want to migrate configuration with all data then you can use backup/restore functionality. You can read more here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver071/backing-up-data-802592964.html If you want to migrate only configuration, you can migrate some of the database tables in the Jira instance…

Kindly have a look at the transaction where you resolve issues. In the list of the post functions there must be thrown the Resolve Issue event.

Make sure that your user has privileges to edit the issue.

You can either receive notification from all your own actions or not. You can not choose from which actions you want to receive notifications. It is either all or nothing.

Hello, Kindly check that you set correct receivers for the Issue Resolved event in the project notifications scheme.