Grigory Salnikov_0hffsd Expert

You can still allow only specified group(s) to edit some fields. To do so you should edit your workflow to transition from status back to itself, add a screen to this transition with a required fields, use Condition to allow ony specified group(s) to execute this transition and, finally, remove the fields in question from…

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Hi! Never used a script runner but have similar tasks. This free add-on helps me a lot: Unique Regex Custom Field You can restrict entered values to whatever you want.

Then you are definitely not in site-admins group. As @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- said you need site admins to do group maintenance I think the only way for you here is to find your site-admin account. 

Glad you've solved this problem. By the way, in this article the similar situation is described and there's also another solution to it. May be it could have worked in your case also. It's always a good practice to have your local admin account. External directories are not so reliable.

Try to find this configuration here: User Management > Groups

Please, check your group membership or show members of the site-admins group. Strange as it may seem, I think there's a possibility that you are NOT in this particular group.

By the way, are you in site-admins group?

Yes, I checked this add-on and it, indeed, seems to be supported for Cloud: May be the article I've referenced to is outdated.

Hello! In this article it is stated that the add-on has been removed from Cloud.

In this case you should still be able to create an internal user, grant him Jira Administration rights, log-in with this account and manage Crowd Server Directory.

Hi! The setting you're looking for is located here: > User Management > User Directories There you'll find a list of directories connected. You can add a new directory or edit an existing one. Hope this helps. P.S. Haven't configured LDAP connection yet, so can't be more specific, sorry.

Hi! I think you could've changed your email address from corporate to personal in your Atlassian account (before leaving). Now, if I were you I'd try to contact my old colleges and kindly ask the email administrator to restore my old account for 10 minutes so that I could change the email address to my personal. Maybe…

UPD I know that I can set the different description for the field with "Field configuration". But then I usually should link "Field configuration" to the Project using "Field configuration scheme". Not to an Issue Type. So my question is can I set a different description for a subtask within the same project?

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Hi! I'm sorry to interfere but I had a look at your configuration. What do you mean this doesn't work? The account you've given cannot transition issue from "TO DO" to "DRAFT APPROVAL". I think it works perfectly.

Yes, it's right there: <span>The</span> database <span>is</span> not yet configured. I think you should also consult this guide. It's pretty straightforward.

Hi! Unable <span>to</span> create directory <span>for</span> deployment: /opt/atlassian/jira/conf/Catalina/localhost may be connected with the permissions. Please, check this article. Hope this helps.

You still should have access to logs via free Home Directory plugin.

You can try to look through the logs or catch the timing of the error you get.

Hi! Check logs in installation or home directories, there may be additional useful information. Or you can also use Home Directory plugin and check the logs from there. There should be more information which can help. Logs you're looking for called atlassian-jira.log and catalina.out

Update: If it is applicable in your environment you can: 1. Create a group or project role and add users to be notified there; 2. Update your notification scheme adding this group/role there to all Issue-related events. This way users in your group/role will receive notifications about all the changes you've chosen in the…

Hi! As far as I remember, there is no out-of-the-box option. There is a plugin which is said to be able to perform this operation: Workflow Essentials

We seem to have different environments then. Mine is Jira Software. Have you managed to create a board?

Hi! The best you can do here is create 1 (parent) board, configure it as you like and make 2 copies of this board (View all boards > Copy). Later on you can only manage all these boards separately. Hope this helps.

Hi! The solution might be in setting Workflow Property. Set the jira.issue.editable property to false on all the transitions to "Validate" and "Resolved" statuses. Keep in mind that this setting would prevent users from editing any issue values in these statuses. To set this property edit the workflow of your project (the…

Yes, sure, you should create a board first. I thought you already have a board. Your screens look like one. On the other hand, you do have a button there. Try to find any settings related to this button. Did you place it there yourself or was it there out-of-the box?

In our JIRA it's located in the top-right corner of the board: To configure a board you should be either a project or a board administrator.

Hi! There're 2 possibilities: 1. Ether you don't have any issues assigned. But this is not our case (I assume that you marked with a green circle issues assigned to you) 2. You have a misconfigured filter. To figure it out please check the filter configuration: Board > Configure > Quick Filters And make sure that "My…

Hi, With the help of linked issues you can bind together issues in your project. Let's take a look at the example. There's an issue ADM-100 "Setup a CentOS server" assigned to a system administrator. We want to install Confluence on that server. So when I create the next issue ADM-101 "Install Confluence" I use Linked…