Darryl Lee Community Champion

Oh hey, I requested joining this group just to report that I had the same problem as @Fabienne Gerhard. Somebody put the wrong link, including their user-id: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/user/myprofilepage/user-id/786286/tab/user-subscriptions%3Asubscription-search I randomly came across the correct link poking…

Oh hey, I have a related complaint -- the current Trophy view cuts off the details of each trophy:

One idea, although it burns a license, is to create a Service Account that is linked to a distribution list, and make that account the owner of the rule. One advantage of a Service Account though is that you can use it for other things, like generating API tokens for use in Automation Rules or Opsgenie integration without…

Thanks everyone - honored to be in such esteemed company. Regarding my little idea... I wonder if Atlassian could ask (as a customer) if Khoros could provide more useful metadata that I was talking about, like the Timestamps, Tags, Products, etc of all of our posts. As mentioned previously, I've posted on Khoros developer…

Oh man almost forgot to include my favorite piece of swag and companion to that bear above. 

So on Thursday I get a notice from FedEx that I was getting a delivery from "Bravo!" on Tuesday. So excited. Then, on Sunday morning, an update from FedEx came in saying it would be here Monday. Oooh! Then... on Sunday night, an unexpected delivery showed up on our doorstep! Here's Cloudie with some vintage Atlassian…

Hey @Jack Brickey I think the problem with your approach is this: I tried querying the duplicate Sprint 179 (580) but unable to locate the board it was created originally. There are no tickets assigned to this Sprint. I guess one solution would be to assign a test ticket to this "wrong" sprint (if you can find a project…

If you download and install Bob Swift's CLI (and install a free trial of the add-on), you can get a list this way: acli --action runFromBoardList --common "--action getSprintList --board \"@board@\"" --continue

So this is all the boards: https://YOURHOST.atlassian.net/rest/agile/1.0/board You could grab all the board ids from there and then pull all the sprints for each board: https://YOURHOST.atlassian.net/rest/agile/1.0/board/{boardId}/sprint

I noticed my version was still 9.4.0. Just downloaded and tried with the latest 9.6.0 version - didn't make a difference. ANYways, in case anybody else doesn't want to wait for this feature, you can roll your own by hitting the Jira UI (CLI's renderRequest works nicely for this) and ... ugh, scraping rows that contain "No…

Hi @Manisha Kharga _Appfire_ Actually, I definitely have configured jiracloud in my CLI configuration. This is what is in my ~/ACLI/acli.properties file: myjira = jiracloud -s https://example.atlassian.net/ ${cccCreds} Here's what I'm seeing when I test: $ acli myjira --action getClientInfo Client name: jiracloud, Client…

Hey @Amulya Akula {Appfire} thank you. Can you please reattach screenshot-1.png? It didn't come through. Or you could copy-paste what the contents of your runfromcsv.csv looked like. And yes, I can see the ticket now. I guess if we resolve things here, I'll close it. Thanks!

There's a script for downloading backups from Cloud: https://bitbucket.org/atlassianlabs/automatic-cloud-backup/src/master/Jira-backup.sh The curl call they're using is: curl -s -L -u ${EMAIL}:${API_TOKEN} -X GET "https://${HOSTNAME}/plugins/servlet/${FILE_NAME}" -o "$DOWNLOAD_FOLDER/JIRA-backup-${TODAY}.zip" I tested it…

I'm wondering if enabling the Labels field would be better or worse. {ducking}

But hey, for fun let's play along: c:\foo> acli --action getClientInfo Client name: jira, Client version: 9.4.0, Client build: 2020-09-24T03:11:52, Java: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM 11.0.5, OS: Windows 10 10.0 c:\foo> acli --action getServerInfo Jira version: 7.13.5, build: 713005, time: 7/2/19, 12:00 AM, time zone: Pacific…

Hey there - I don't know about the backend, but in researching this answer I snooped around using the Network tab of Chrome Developer tools to see what calls were being made during a KB article lookup. As I recall, there was some live processing of whatever I typed and it would continue adding to the query as I typed:…

Oh a few other thoughts: * An email sent by Automation wouldn't look as "nice" as the built-in one, although I suppose you could spend some time trying to figure out HTML that would prettier. * Users would not be able to "Manage notifications" in the same way they can with the built-in notifications. That might annoy…

Technically you could disable the a built-in notification for when a ticket is Updated, and you could create an Automation rule to send a custom email which includes Epic Name and any other fields you wanted: https://blog.codebarrel.io/send-emails-to-jira-groups-and-more-45ae82183e12…

No problem. Oh hey could you please mark this answer as "correct" so that others might find it when they search? Thanks!

The way I'm reading the API is that you can't set share permissions when you create a filter. I think you have to do it in a separate operation. Docs for Create filter say this: Creates a filter. The filter is shared according to the default share scope. The filter is not selected as a favorite. So I would try to Add share…

Oh hey, that's a permalink. The idea is that if you have a Jira ticket with a really long history, you can get a link to the ticket that will jump directly to that comment. For example, here's a link to the latest comment on this oldie but a goodie from 12 years ago!…

Ah, this worked: acli -a runFromWorkflowList --common "-a exportWorkflow --workflow \"@workflow@\" --file \"@workflow@.xml\"" --continue The --continue gets you past the errors about deleted workflows that don't exist.

As a sidenote, if you have a lot of workflows, it would be way faster to use CLI to download the XML files than going through the UI. You can use CLI to get list of all workflows here: acli -a getWorkflowList > workflows.csv (Weirdly the list includes deleted ones. That's ok. If you export these, they're 0 length, so easy…

Hey - I used this technique to "compare" screens, many of which were duplicates. Screens can be downloaded as JSON files by hitting the API: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v2/api-group-screen-tab-fields/ The tricky part is I first had to get the Ids of the tab(s) for each screen. Thankfully on…

Hey Nic - so it's actually opportune that you brought this up. I was excited to see the announcement from Adaptavist, but I have to wonder what's going on under the covers. Considering that the official guidance for importing a workflow is to either: * Host it in the Atlassian Marketplace (!) * Import it to a Server…

Wouldn't 3 days after the second Tuesday always be the second Friday? 0 0 9 ? * 5#2

I was trying to create an export file of Projects with the same thing @Yuvi was asking for, the Last issue update column that is visible in the UI. I found my answer with Optimizer for Jira. It allows you to add the "Last issue update" column to its listing of Projects, and then export that list as CSV.

@Vaishali Patil So your entity property is JobRole? It would be helpful if you could show the JSON of the property. This tool would allow you to display it: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1214509/entity-property-tool-for-jira (Caveat: You don't want to leave it enabled - it shows the entity properties to all users,…

"The first rule of Atlassian Support System: never use the acronym for Atlassian Support System."

FYI this is the reference for JSM Automations in DC: https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicemanagementserver/automating-your-service-project-939926334.html In Cloud, those automations have been renamed "Legacy Automation". It will be interesting to see if Atlassian eventually pushes the "new" Automation everywhere,…