Fernando Bordallo Atlassian Team

Hello again @Administrator Admin For a CORS configuration solution specific to Sharepoint, please look into the solution and code proposed by Lee__li: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/a4119fdb-813b-4b81-b24c-9037e2525d93/error-while-calling-external-rest-api-from-sharepoint-20132016?forum=sharepointdevelopment

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Hello @bo_han You might be able to benefit from the solution proposed by Earl in this thread: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Jira-and-large-file-attachments/qaq-p/1103103

This might help you get to the permissions helper tool easier: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/jira-admin-helper-938847791.html#JiraAdminHelper-PermissionHelper

Thanks for updating your own query. So to clarify (and for future reference of those who might hit the same problem), the issue: occurs when the table is created with the 'numbered column' option Otherwise, the issues will be created as expected.

Early buy-in definitely will decrease future friction 🚀 I've put together an article on the matter, pulling together some personal experience with learnings from a really good read on change management: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Off-topic-articles/Good-read-The-people-side-of-change-management/ba-p/1268434#M456.…

Hello @Violetta Balayan Might I suggest you also share this in the 'Migration' group? https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Migrations/ct-p/migrations

Hello @David Moore Indeed that should be the case. Any post functions bound to a workflow transition should be triggered when transitioning the issue, even when done through the API.

Hello again @Ismail Alami Can you share some more details with us: * a screenshot of your board * the state of the issues before and after completing the sprint * the literature that might indicate 'you cannot resolve issues in next-gen' (this, I can ensure, is not the case)

Hello @Ismail Alami Indeed the backlog and sprints will be shared across all scrum boards in the project. What you can configure, as @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- mentioned, is the filters that drive the board. An example would be: * You decide that the ICEBERG board will display only bugs. JQL Filter: project = WEBSITES AND…

Hello @Yuliia Zhyliaieva I believe this might be what you are looking for: Filtered budget burnup chart. However, It only has support for Jira Server. An alternative that is supported in Jira Cloud is Advanced burndown gadget. It also supports burnup chart and can be configured to set ideal burnups and goals.

Hello @dayanidhi_naidu Can you share any details on 'why you can't move the epic'? I understand you are using the 'Move issues' tool. Does it give you any particular errors?

Hey there Tim, Thanks for your advice. Duly noted 🤓Is there any point in particular you would be interested in seeing expanded with examples?

Interesting. What would you say makes the Expo hall trump the sessions? Would you be able to share tips as to how you'd weigh these out?

Smart. Very smart ;)

Now THAT is forward-thinking :) Thanks for sharing the template. I'm sure more than one sponsor will find this very useful

Will there be recordings of the symposium?

Hello @Ismail Alami When working with next-gen projects, the classic workflow scheme creation and assignment does not work. Next-gen projects currently have not released the workflow control functionality as was known to other project types. Solution: In the context of a next-gen project, an issue is considered resolved…

Looking ;)

I fully agree that understanding why change is needed is the first solid step that will lay the foundation for the road ahead. Also, finding the right people to support the transition goes a long way. Regarding gathering the committee to seek a common ground solution that those who implement it buy into it from the…

This is a very interesting topic. I agree that the right amount of information (not too little, not too much) is the best way to move forward and ensure timely decisions are made. This doesn't necessarily mean the right decisions are made though. A scenario I find quite interesting, where balancing out the amount of…

My nerd ways are quite easy to classify. I'm known for holding information on common 'sayings'. And use them quite often!!! Even have a good laugh when I try to use translated versions across cultures 🧨 hehehe. My favourite comes from my granny: the difficult takes some effort, the impossible a little more.

Wow! And I thought I'd seen my fair share of odd keyboards 🤯

Given @Jack Nolddor [Sweet Bananas] has taken the 'tomatina' from me I'll have to go with the next best in my list: fallas in Valencia. Specifically, the Mascleta event, which runs on a daily basis throughout the week of Fallas in the city's main square: https://youtu.be/f-AOC2dufuw?t=21 A true festival of sound. If you…

I was going to say the same!!!

College days indeed! Ahhhh the memories

I've found that all GOOD mentors in my life have shared a common trait. They have naturally pushed me outside my comfort zone. Be it through direct requests, collaboration proposals or inspiration to action, I've always been driven by them to do something new and challenge my own limits. The other trait that has made these…

Truly interesting. Can you share an example of a military agile practice that can be adopted in the agile software world?

Can you share a short one with us here? :D

I used to be really into poetry and was a seasoned poem writer for a while. It crossed my mind to put them together into a neat little book and keep at it 🤔but that was a good while back. Who knows. Maybe some day