Mohamed Adel Expert

@Fabrício Galdino I recommend the following * Multiple components under your project. * Edit issues in bulk to update the component value. * Create boards based on filter like (project = {your project} and component = {your component}) * Bulk Clone tasks * Update the component field for the cloned tasks to be as same as…

Then can you please confirm the resolution for the closed issues. If the resolution is “unresolved” the issue will be considered not resolved 

@Paolo Di Bello as per JIRA service Desk API * CLOSED_REQUESTS - Only return customer requests that are resolved. * OPEN_REQUESTS - Only return customer requests that are unresolved. * ALL_REQUESTS - Returns customer requests that are either resolved or unresolved. try to the same name "CLOSED_REQUESTS" in your second…

@Martin Hilbig I recommend to try integrity check that comes with JIRA administration. also this plugin can support Integrity Check for Jira

@NadiaG, You can check memory size from the system info page to check if you need to increase it. if you would like to perform some troubleshooting to know the main reason you can follow this Best practices for performance troubleshooting tools if you didn't get the reason, i recommend to communicate with Atlassian support

Why you have install goal in your pom <groupId>com.atlassian.plugin</groupId> <artifactId>atlassian-spring-scanner-maven-plugin</artifactId> <version>${atlassian.spring.scanner.version}</version> <executions> <execution> <goals> <goal>atlassian-spring-scanner</goal> <goal>install</goal> </goals> i think this is the problem…

@TAGNAOUTI Khaoula, If you mean to get the associated workflow with a specific status it is easy to get this information from the issue status page - Choose Admin > Issues - Select Statuses to open the 'Statuses' page. Then you can get the associated workflow with close status

I totally agree with @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- as direct connection to read JIRA db will have a sever performance issue on JIRA Server. I recommend Power Admin plugin it can give you this information.

@Fernanda de Souza Thaumaturgo Try this code as post-function after issue created import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor//Get appropriate managersdef watcherManager = ComponentAccessor.getWatcherManager()def cfManager = ComponentAccessor.getCustomFieldManager()//Get your custom field objectdef customField =…

@Juan Dela Cruz You can find the required configuration & knonw issues in this page Jira Server mobile app

@Jörg Krause Unfortunately, i dont think you can do it with out-of-the-box jira jQL you will need a custom JQL function. if you have script-runner please visit this Remote Issue Links page

@Fernanda de Souza Thaumaturgo I recommend to use Automation for Jira Lite by adding automation rule - when issue is created - if JQL result passed (custom field value = {Data}) - Add watcher

You are welcome, then I recommend this How to Import Issue Links from a CSV File :)

This article about "Assigning people and due dates to specific checklist items" will be more helpful 

@Daniel Upton I recommend to visit this solution it works with parent/child relations. 

@Juan Dela Cruz I think you forget to install JIRA Mobile App plugin 

@Emily Valbonesi as far i know , Due date is related to the card not to the task. you need to mark the each of your team task as "complete". if any body update the status of the Card/Task it will be displayed for every team members assigned to the board.

@LakshmiS are you sure that all the test cases you are searching for already have "assignee" value in assigned field 

@Harry Huang Sorry for the confusion, in your case endCal = system.currentTimeMillis() startCal = issue.created.getTime() regards,

@Harry Huang please ignore the console error and use the following code as you need to call the method to get the value . def startcalTime = System.currentTimeMillis() def endCal = issue.created.getTime() def nonWorkingDays = countNonWorkingDays(startcalTime,endCal) def haveBeenCreatedTime = System.currentTimeMillis() -…

@Megha Dutta which directory type you are using (LDAP/Crowd)? Regards,

@Harry Huang You need to use a another method to calculate the the non-working days between your start/end date then deduct the return value from "haveBeenCreatedTime" in your case startcalTime = System.currentTimeMillis() , endCal = issue.created.getTime() def countNonWorkingDays(def startcalTime, def endCal) { Calendar…

I found another way . Using Power scripts for confluence plugin . It is free and you can write your own webhook using their simple language then you will be able to call the webhook as rest function easily.

Hi @Markus Pöhler did you try Jira conent pack 

@Omprakash Thamsetty import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor def customFieldManager = ComponentAccessor.getCustomFieldManager() def parentValue_A = customFieldManager.getCustomFieldObject(11002).getValue(issue.getParentObject()).value.toString() return parentValue_A do the same with ParentValue_B

@Kyle Leavitt Try this free Barchart add-on

@Antonio D_Errico this can be done using behaviours plugin inside script-runner plugin first you need to download it so you can hide/show fields based on others, then you can visit this article 

@Marc Taylor if you have commercial license , you can download developer license. in this article you can check this point Regards Adel 

Update: I just got a notification email from Atlassian team support that they doesn't support this feature in Bamboo server, it was supported in Bamboo cloud before they decided to end it.

@Omprakash Thamsetty Try to update this line : def TTSpent = issue.timeSpent?: "0" with: def TTSpent = issue?.timeSpent?: "0" Note : Your return null object, in this case you are not checking the timeSpent value as the object itself is not exist therefore, it has no property.