Dave Rosenlund (Trundl) Community Champion

I am very impressed your research, @Summer Hogan! I made my own Buffalo wings this year with homemade Buffalo sauce. Sadly though, I used our new air fryer to cook them and over-cooked them :( Luckily, they weren't inedible. They just weren't as good as they've been in the past. I was hoping to see the 49'ers win. While…

Welcome to the community, @Hrishikesh Tavar 👋 I also enjoy trekking and my favorite vacation included a lot of hiking in the Swiss & French Alps!

Welcome to the community, @John C 👋 And good luck with your certification journey. If you haven't already found them, there are a number of articles here on the community about others experience in this area. -dave

And it's good to see you here, too 👋

Good to see you here, @Jeff Tillett 👋

Thanks for clarifying (above), @Nicolas Mayans. As others have said, the ability for users to use issue links is governed by your Jira permission scheme. If they have permission to work with the issue they are going to have permission to add issue links also. However, you can decide which link types are available, or not.…

Meanwhile, this may help: Configure issue types

Hi, @Nicolas Mayans. Just to clarify, you want to restrict which issue links may be used? If so, based on what criteria? E.g., user, project, issue type? Sorry... But we'll need more information. -dave

Hi, @Fares Laroui_Vectors_. I finally had time to have a closer look. The only thing I can see that's wrong with your post from today—which was put in moderation by our SPAM bot—is the link to your YouTube channel. It looks like you correctly posted that content as an Article in App Central (because you work for an…

Hi, @Fares Laroui_Vectors_. I cannot speak to the specific reasons (but will try to dig into when I can if someone else has not already done that) but chances are you were not following these guidelines: Atlassian Community online guidelines | Marketplace + Solution Partners | App Central For example, since you work for a…

Hej, @Andrew.Heawood. Welcome to this group, and to the community. 👋 As far as I can tell, Agile principles are very much alive in the Atlassian customer base, to varying degrees. -dave

What a great idea, @B_Abrega_ (aka Boris)! 

Welcome to the community, @Pranjali Kulkarni. The simple answer is, no. However, It would be helpful to know whether you are on Jira Server, Data Center or Cloud — just in case someone knows a clever workaround. (Sadly, I do not.) -dave

Welcome, @Ankush Bora 👋

Hello, @Lakshman. Best guess: It's probably a configuration issue of some sort You may want to contact the app provider's support team directly for a faster resolution. Good luck. -dave

Hi, @Nick Thoman. IMO you may be posing a simple-sounding question that has no simple answer 😊 I.e., it sounds like one of those "it depends" situations so the best you are going to get from the community is: maybe. That said, in my experience, it's usually best to adapt your tooling to your processes (vs. adapting your…

Welcome to the community, @Alessandro Tagliabue 👋 There is a BIG ORANGE BOX on the right margin. You can click on it to find all of the answers to your questions about server EOL. But here is the pertinent info. you seek: What does Server end of support mean? After 12 a.m. PST on February 15, 2024, Atlassian and…

Hi, @Preetika Rawat. I've not tried it myself but according to the Jira Work Management docs, it certainly looks to me like you can 😎 Create issues using the CSV importer -dave

Hi, @Peter Ellis 👋 I added scriptrunner and adaptavist tags to your post to hopefully draw some of those eyeballs here, too. Good luck, -dave

What they ( 👆 ) said / no need to repeat it. Thank your for contributing this, @Jens Schumacher - Released_so !

"if you need that, create a story for them" 👍

Hi, @LaToya Muff _Snyk_ 👋 Glad to see you here.

Wow! Looks like you just got a gold-star answer, @Jake Ward. Kudos to you, @Kieren _SmolSoftware_! -dave

Welcome to the community, @Shaik Ameenulla 👋 I hope you don't mind, but I move your post here, to the new to JSM group, where it will be much more likely to get the attention of someone who has the expertise you seek. Sadly, I do not. Best, -dave

Hi, @Preetika Rawat. I did not mean it cannot be done. If the PMO will enforce one way of working across all projects you may be able to get what you need from JWM (with no extensions). However, in my experience it is nearly impossible to truly enforce a single way of managing projects across all teams. JWM take this to…

Hello, @Preetika Rawat. It sounds to me like you'll need a portfolio management extension for Jira. Atlassian has a solution that may help (see: Enable Roadmap in JIRA Work Management), but I am a little skeptical bc Atlassian products are all designed around some core project mgmt methods and assumptions. They tend to…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community and Jira, @John Wylie 👋

Congratulations 🎉

Cool 😎 If you believe the solution will be useful to other Azure AD Attributes users, please do share it here when you can.

Sorry to hear that, @Clare Lawson. I know this sort of thing can be frustrating. Unfortunately, Atlassian can't be all things to all people. I.e., the way you want it to work may not be the way I want it tot work. So, like many other companies in the enterprise software space, they made the software extensible and created…