Alexey Matveev Expert

You filtered your request types by request group. Kindly produce unfiltered screenshot.

Hello, I think you should do load testing of your configuration. We integrated load testing in our development process. In this case you always can be sure(or with high probability sure) that your configuration works as expected. 

Hello, I guess Jira shows relative time everywhere. On Jira Server/Data center you can change it everywhere in Jira if you follow the guide below https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/disable-relative-dates-in-jira-applications-414187622.html On Jira cloud you need to contact support.

Hello, Go to issues->custom fields then find you custom field and choose cog icon->configure. You can set options there. Read more about custom fields here https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver071/configuring-a-custom-field-802592532.html

No, you do not need to recreate all of them. You just drag the newly created request type to the required position.

Nice to hear. Good job. 

Hello, Request types appear in the same order as you ordered them when you created your request types. That is why you need to go to Project Settings-> Request Types and reorder the request types as you would like to see them in the picker. You can read more about request types and how to manange them here:…

Hello, you could write such a filter if you have Adaptivist Scriptrunner installed. This plugin has "hasComments" JQL function. You can read more here about this function: https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/jql-functions.html#_hascomments

Hello, Do you mean that you want to move configuration without data? Configuration without data could be moved from Jira server to Jira server using such plugins as Project Configurator or Configuration manager. If you want to move from Jira cloud to Jira server, you need to move configuration with data and then remove…

Here is how to add a parameter to header https://www.soapui.org/soap-and-wsdl/headers-and-attachments.html

In Request 1 go to the header tab and put the parameter I was talking abou

I just tried your code. I return value from Json like this return Response.ok("Issue created is" +createResult.getIssue().getId().toString(), "application/json" ).build(); It works for me. I can see the Id of the created issue. What is your Jira version?

Hello, Do you mean that you want to install Jira on an existing web server or Java container? For example, you have already Tomcat installed and you want to add Jira there? If so, then from Jira 7.0 Atlassian stopped releasing war distributions. You can read more here about it…

Also, try to see maybe there was a error in the end. Read createResult.getErrorCollection() and have a look what is inside

By the way, I found a better link about IssueService https://developer.atlassian.com/jiradev/jira-platform/guides/issues/guide-performing-issue-operations About your question, createResult is not null, it it? Does createResult.isValid() work?

Hello, You could do it the following way 1. You would need to create a custom email handler and put all your logic there. You can find tutorial here https://developer.atlassian.com/jiradev/jira-platform/guides/email/tutorial-custom-message-mail-handler-for-jira 2. You could use Email this issue plugin.…

I forgot about returning errors. You can read more here about it https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4687271/jax-rs-how-to-return-json-and-http-status-code-together

I use SoapUI to play with REST. if you install SOAP UI, I can help you with header settings

Hello, Yes, you correctly modified JSON. 1. You need to modify the following string like that def myIssueType = ComponentAccessor.issueTypeSchemeManager.getIssueTypesForProject(project).find{it.name== issueTypeName} You have to pass "Task" to issuetypename parameter in your REST call 2. You get unauthorized error. When you…

Hello, You should not install jdk or jre on the machine where Jira server runs. Jira already has embedded JVM in the <jira_installation_dir>/jre. You downloaded Java 1.9. Uninstall it. Jira 7 Supports only 1.8. Here is the list of supported platforms…

Thank you, Nic. I do not know why but I had a strong feeling that it was not possible to create an empty filter and I did not have Jira to check it:)))) 

Hello, Create a filter with a condition " status is not empty " or "created > ancientdate" or something like this. Then you can use Issue Statistics Gadget and choose there issue type in the statistic type field.

Hello, I think you should use security schemes for this functionality. You create a security level to which you grant access to certain groups, roles, users etc. Then you make a global transition "Secure" and in the post function for this transition you set Security level to your created security level. Only users who were…

Hello, Try to add status property jira.permission.transition.assignee More about status properties you can read here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver073/workflow-properties-861253674.html?_ga=2.117939657.1930125837.1508947508-1525820165.1497939199 Or you can defne allow only users with a certain permission…

Hello, Try this select * from <confluenceuser>.CWD_USER

From the technical point of view it does not matter if you execute GET, POST, PUT or DELETE. In any case your rest endpoint will work fine. It matters only from the logical point of view. If you create a new issue it would be a POST. But it will work with GET as well. You can put description of the issue as an additional…

Ок. A more detailed example on how to create issue with inputparameters you can find here https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/How-to-create-issues-in-jira-programmatically-inside-a-listener/qaq-p/352020 Just put it inside your rest endpoint script template. Add to your script a part where you read passed…

If you need a specific example, kindly ask

Hello, You would read parameters with the following line String projectName = queryParams.getFirst("projectname").toString() And so on for all of your parameters. You can find an example how to create an issue here…

Hello, 1. You need to explicitly set resolution on the required transition. To perfrom this operation you should go to the workflow which is used by your issues and switch the workflow to the edit mode. Then you should find a transition where you would like to set resolution and add to the transition Update Issue Field…