Manon Soubies-Camy Community Champion

Hi @zhengshuiliang, Do you have Automation for Jira installed? If so, you can do it through an automation rule: - Manon

Hi @Thembisa Ndlamlenze, You can use smart values to add both a copy from the initial description and a user story format: Here is the smart value I use to get the description from the initial JSM description (= the trigger issue): {{triggerIssue.description}} Hope this helps! - Manon

Hi @Samuel Saunders and welcome to Community! Page properties can be tricky, can you please check: * How your Page properties report macro is configured: did you add custom columns to show in the "Columns to show" parameter? * Are your columns in the Page properties macro the same than in the "Columns to show" parameter?…

Oh indeed, I thought you were importing a Cloud site. Thanks for letting us know!

This is the closest feature request I could find: JSDCLOUD-9044 you can upvote and watch it to be notified if it's being developed.

Hi @Damien Oliver and welcome to Community! Users need to have a Jira license to be able to view any Jira issues from Confluence - there is no way your customers can see Jira roadmaps without a Jira license. - Manon

Hi @Juan Tena, Oh indeed, the button is not accessible from the sidebar anymore... I found it by going to the Backup manager menu: Here is the URL you can use: https://yoursitename.atlassian.net/wiki/admin/import/importconfluencesite.action Hope this helps! - Manon

Hi @kbouraoui, You can see where a page has been mentioned in the page details: click on ••• > Advanced details > Page information: And then in the Incoming links section: Hope this helps, - Manon

Hi @Markus Steinhauser and welcome to Community! Blueprints like "Meeting notes" are more advanced than templates, you can create your own blueprint but that will require coding skills (see Write a simple Confluence blueprint plugin). The easiest way to add the current date to a template is to use a macro, as mentioned in…

Greats, thanks for letting us know! :)

Hi @Kim Andre Nesse and welcome to Community! You can get the number of request participants with the following smart value in Automation: {{issue.Request participants.size}} So you could do something like this to trigger an email alert: Hope this helps, - Manon

Hi @Paula Manildi, The option has been renamed, you can use it after selecting a template: Hope this helps! - Manon

Hi @Patrice Champet, You sure can use Insight for contract management as you described. I would add the following attributes to a Contract object: * Status - to quickly see if a contract is active or not * Owner - to know who should be notified internally when the contract is expiring * Contact - to know who is our contact…

Glad it helped! :)

Hi @Jason Rogers, Do you have any app like ScriptRunner installed? You may have a behavior restricting the issue types available to some users: Restricting Issue Types with ScriptRunner for Jira 

Glad it helped! :)

Hi @Lena Krauß and welcome to Community! Can you try the following JSON instead? { "update": { "Request participants" : [ { "add": { "accountId":"xxxxxxxx" } } ] } } You can find account ids by going to the user profile: Hope this helps, - Manon

Hi @Jason Rogers, Can you please check if the new issue type is standard or sub-task? Sub-task issue types can't be created from the Create screen, you need to go to an existing issue and click on "Create sub-task": Hope this helps! - Manon

Yay thanks @Bridget for the event and congrats to everyone! Special congrats to @Flavien Gache for his 3 medals!!

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Hi @khalid, I recommend to clone the issue to another project rather than moving it to another project. It is safer - you're sure to keep all information and everyone will still have access to the original issue. You can create an automation rule to clone the issue to another project and then link the two issues: Hope this…

It's me again 👀 I discovered the new "Project created" trigger so I got inspired: 🪄 Automate your Confluence documentation 

Thanks @Alexis Robert and @Jack Brickey! I have to say I didn't use the label feature at first, but when you get hundreds of rules, you need to get things in order 😬

Hi all! Here is my post: 🪄 New automation rule checklist 

Hi all! Here is my post: 🪄 Add comment from problem to incidents 

Hi @Camila Rey and welcome to Community! Advanced roadmaps has its own set of permissions, see Permissions in Advanced Roadmaps, you should check with your Jira admin if you have the right permissions. Hope this helps, - Manon

Bonjour @[deleted], Très bonne question, voici les étapes à suivre : 1) Chercher ta localisation : 2) Cliquer sur "Ajouter à la carte" : Et si tu t'es trompé, tu peux supprimer le marqueur en cliquant sur l'icône de corbeille : Dis-moi si ça fonctionne :)

Bienvenue à @Huwen Arnone _Deiser_Devoteam_ @Sébastien Delahaye @Olivier Barrette @Mathieu Hénault @Pier-Olivier Tremblay @[deleted] @LAKALISKA Nadica @Roxanne Bernard @Patricia Francezi_iDev_ @Brant Schroeder @Srikanth Ganipisetty @dustmslf @Sylvain Noël (ACX) ! Vous pouvez vous présenter ici : On se présente ? 👋, poser…

Bonjour @laurent painsecq, La solution la plus simple à mon sens est de déclencher la règle d'automatisation dès que le champ Priorité est modifié : même si les utilisateurs modifient la valeur à la main, la règle d'automatisation repasse toujours derrière. Par exemple, si le champ Priorité est calculé à partir d'une…

Great news! That's a long awaited feature :)