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Someone on our team also figured out that if you have more than the default field context on the Flagged field, the search won't work, even if the field is on a screen in the project. It's a bug.

I was also looking to try to do this to determine which of our users need a software license vs. a JSM license, since currently, they're all lumped together, but we need to separate them out. From what I can figure, you'd need to somehow parse the project key(s) (or even name(s)) from the filters associated with boards,…

So, when you normally change a field configuration scheme through ScriptRunner using the Jira API, you have to remove the old scheme, then add the new scheme, otherwise, you'll seriously break Jira. When you try to remove the scheme, System Default Field Configuration, it gives a null pointer exception. So, the scheme…

My reply is a bit belated, but maybe someone coming upon this question later will benefit. I don't think that "all users have the proper permission," otherwise, they'd be able to see the users. Don't assume you have the right settings if things aren't working as expected. There are two things that could be going on that…

If you want to make the issues not editable on a specific status, you need to add properties to the status (not the transition's): * Key: jira.issue.editable * Value: false and for comments: * Key: jira.permission.comment * Value: denied For more information see Workflow properties

Please see my answer in a similar question. The field Flagged must be on a screen in your project in order to filter by it.

I don't think language has much to do with why the JQL works for some users and not others. Here's why this is happening (as stated in my answer to a similar question): The "Flagged" field must be on a screen in your project in order for a JQL search on it to work. You can still add a flag to an issue using an agile board…

The "Flagged" field must be on a screen in your project in order for a JQL search on it to work. You can still add a flag to an issue using an agile board and right clicking the issue, but you cannot filter by the field unless you have it on a screen. If it is on a screen, you can also "flag" an issue by updating the…

Agreed, I found in the Issue Level Security documentation where it mentions "issue roles." Issue roles such as 'Reporter', 'Project Lead', and 'Current Assignee' I'm also curious to know what all an issue role could be. I wouldn't think Project Lead would be since it has "project" in the name, but I don't know what an…

Hi @Matt Doar , The word "self-reflecting" (which I somehow renamed to self-transitioning*) came from the ACP-100 Jira cert prep course study materials. That's where all three of the names of the transition types came from. I searched and searched for something about self-reflecting transitions, and had to infer from some…

I'd say: * Workaholic * Perfectionist * Prolific Writer I'm the opposite of @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- . I fight my instinct to say something about everything. :D

@Sudhansu Sekhar Panda , I'm guessing that the error is happening in Json that you're passing to a POST call, and not happening in the syntax of the URI. If it is in the URI, then that's another answer. What I'd do first is to look at your Json and go to line 1 column 160. If it looks like there's a special character…

I recommended a couple of years ago that our team have "Focus Fridays" where there were no meetings in the afternoon every Friday. Since a lot of people take off on Fridays anyhow, it wasn't too hard to implement. Everyone just blocked off that time on their calendars to use to focus on getting things done that meetings…

Just in case somebody comes here later looking for the answer, it is this: (First, I'm pretty sure that REST API call is specific to JSD Server, not Cloud, but who knows) In order for this (and I'm pretty sure other) JSD REST API call(s) to work, the issues must have a request type (field name "Customer Request Type"…

Hi @Muhammad Akram Sharifi , I did post my answer on Feb 09, 2021 as the first reply to the comment this thread is under. It's not posted as an official "answer," but the information is there.

Absolutely, Jira can be used for private issues, depending on the use case. It's not necessarily hiding issues from the team, but there can be a business need to know level of security depending on the company and the type of data going into Jira. I'm assuming by "private" that you mean issue level security, and not just…

@Esther Strom , I like to make yoga socks. They have no heels and no toes. Basically, you eliminate the hard parts, and can keep your feet warm, while still having stability doing yoga. :)

Are you getting the timeout when logged in as a Confluence admin? If so, then, there's something wrong with the page. If it's loading fine as an admin but not as a regular user, then that's another story. If the page loads ok as an admin, which you mentioned it did, and if you have Source Editor, from View mode, click the…

Sounds like we may need a (yes I can't help myself) spin-off group. Something of a mash up between the Atlassian Community and Ravelry. Ravlassian, Atlasselry, Jiravelry? :D

Spinning is mesmerizing, just watching the wheel go round and round, your foot (or feet) goes up and down, <ah> You'll hate me for this, but I got my wheel at Salvation Army for ~$60. Best guess it was built in the 1970s or 80s. I also do woodworking, kind of as a (pun intended) spin off hobby from fiber works. So I built…

This is late, but mine's a bit obvious from my avatar and initials. ;)

@Mandy Ross, I'm a spinner, too! I have about 30 bags of raw alpaca (fiber) up in my attic waiting for me to process...one day. :)

I live in San Antonio and attended a meeting or two, but the group here seems to have disappeared. I'm not opposed to visiting or even moving to Austin. @Ross Diaz , if you're looking to restart the San Antonio AUG, I'll join. :) I work at a very large, global, financial company. I've been working from home since before…

Can the user get to other pages in the same space? It doesn't matter if someone has access to a space, created a page in the past, or restricted a page in the past. See my original list of 4 criteria. If the user doesn't still have 1 and/or 2, then it doesn't matter if they're a space admin or ready-only. They won't be…

Bummer. :( You may want to ask your admin if a configuration changes or you can check to see if there were any recent releases that updated Questions in cloud, since they release new features and fixes periodically. I'm assuming you tried using the little image icon on the toolbar to upload an image, not just the link…

Confluence permissions are pretty hard to figure out at first, but they basically boil down to this: * User must have a Confluence license * User must be logged in to Confluence * User must have space permissions (at least to view pages) * User must be included in the page restrictions (if there are any) at least to view,…

Unless you've got a restriction on which file types are allowed to be uploaded to your Confluence instance (which is possible, for security purposes - ask your Confluence admins about this), you can upload any kind of file. Can you play or preview the file type in Confluence? Probably not. So if you're trying to add the…

In Edit mode of course: You use the + dropdown menu to add a Symbol to your page. Symbols act just like other characters. All you have to do is highlight the symbol (like any other text), and click the Link icon on the toolbar. No macros required. :) This is assuming you want to use one of the symbols available from the…

Out of the box, there's no easy way to do this. You'll either need to write your own script or get someone else's. If you can code, you could always come up with a list of keywords or phrases to search for, then use the Confluence Server REST API to search through the content in bulk. (There's a REST API for cloud, but I'm…

I'm not sure about in cloud, but I know in server you can just paste an image from the clipboard into the question or answer.