Darryl Lee Community Champion

Hrm, so I've spoken with somebody at a previous company where I could've sworn we tried to do this, but he confirmed it ended up not working. In digging around though, I found this possible workaround, which would only work for us because we're still old-school and have a VPN. ("Zero trust? What's that?") Cloud Only -…

Ah, searching Google for: getLinkedIssuesByLinkTypeId cloud Brought up, (of course) @Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ 's video on something related: * ScriptRunner for Jira Cloud - Get Issue Links Now, that's a Post-function, but as you can see just through a little of the code, it's very different calls (having to talk to the API)…

So it worked? Nice!

Heh. Members of our Data Science and Machine Learning teams recently requested LaTex add-ons for Confluence. For a different group I had recently installed Stratus's PlantUML Diagrams for Confluence which not only has great ratings, but comes in at the low-low price of $10 for EVERY PRICING TIER(!?) AND it has a…

I'm confident that data will be portable. Less so about automations. But at least the rules can be exported (as JSON). Whether any other platform would know what to do with that JSON is... doubtful. That said, the JSON is actually human-readable, so it would at least give you a starting point if you had to recreate…

Oh man, I was lucky enough to not have to use Wordstar, but my first email account was on a SunOS machine and I that's when I became a devotee of vi. Did you know: vi commands for up/down (j/k) work in Gmail (if you enable Keyboard Shortcuts) j/k also work for photo features at The Atlantic Sadly, it used to work at The…

I just read your post more carefully. Wow, recording programs off of RADIO to load into a your PET? That's something! I mean, we had cassette "drives" for our TRS-80 and Apple ][, (our PETs were at school) but I didn't even think about the possibility of broadcasting a program. That's crazy cool. What kind of station was…

Was Salvage I the prototype for the Blue Origin ship New Shepard?

If you could just use a custom field that could be "hidden" from a certain group of users, I see there's a few add-ons for Jira Cloud, but I don't have experience with them: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1226228/protected-fields?hosting=cloud&tab=overview…

Whoa, like this? I remember the blinking 12:00s you'd see everywhere...

Oooh, TRS-80 Model 100? We had the nifty NEC version the PC-8201: No modem, but I much prefer the arrow-key layout. I actually think I have it in the house somewhere, but the battery pack got corroded out. I should really try to fix it. Loved that machine for hammering out plain text.

Hey @Matthias Gaiser _K15t_, I was thinking of this particular idea: * I'd be also fine to create an overview page on the Cloud side and reference that e.g. via an Include Macro on server but also haven't found some way to do so 😢 It looks like Embedder could scope its widget to only display a single page by specifying the…

5 years! You are optimistic about Atlassian products. ;-}

I guess it would be a good question for @Anand Inamdar_Amoeboids - can Embedder be used to embed content from Confluence Cloud into a Confluence Server page? Looking at the docs, it seems like Embedder uses Javascript to display content. My worry would be that might be problematic in an HTML Macro.

Oh hey thanks! I was really eager about this (and I was also dreading it, because looking through the archives, it was hard to find an original topic), so I started my thread last night, so like, folks in the Republic of Kiribati (UTC+14:00) could post their Friday Fun right away. :-} So then, here's my thread: Friday Fun:…

Huh, coincidentally I was just reading this question: Importing & Syncing Confluence Documents into another application After reading @Kishan Sharma's answer that linked to How do I embed Confluence pages on another site?, I wonder if you could do an embed using Embedder.

Hi. You can use a Condition in your workflow. No Automation required. This is a good HOWTO with pictures (it's for Jira Server, but the steps are the same): https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-prevent-issues-from-being-closed-while-the-sub-tasks-are-still-open-in-jira-724928276.html And here's the official…

Oof, as I'm trying to figure out my Friday Fun topic, I realized I missed this opportunity to talk about Ultimate Frisbee, which is pretty much the only sport I've ever devoted much time to. I love Ultimate because it gives me a reason to run. I find "working out" (in a gym, or running, etc.) incredibly boring. Also - the…

So, technically, yes, you can link two Jira Cloud instances together. @Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ has a good demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-oq-X8uVtU It's basically a good old Application Link: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/use-applinks-to-link-to-atlassian-products/ The CATCH, of course,…

Hi @Vanessa Becker -- Taking a close look at your screenshots, you're using Jira Service Desk on Server. So @Marc Koppelaar 's instructions on how to similarly set up Approvals in Cloud should do the trick. It's much easier than doing it manually, which is what @Brant Schroeder and @John Funk described. (When you have Jira…

Ah yes, the joy of creating (and maintaining) multiples rules. From the global Automation Rules interface (under Administration -> System) you can Copy rules and change the project. Exporting can be useful if you're comfortable hacking around in JSON. For something like this, it would actually be pretty straightforward to…

There's a few Python REST API wrapper packages, but I can't vouch for how well they work. This one is only for Jira, and looks well-maintained: https://github.com/pycontribs/jira/ This one covers multiple Atlassian products, but I'm not sure if it's as well-maintained: https://github.com/atlassian-api/atlassian-python-api…

Glad to hear you got it working, @Jason Yeung ! Yes, I forgot about the "Process all issues" checkbox. Good that you found that. So was I right in thinking you'll need one rule per Project? I couldn't think of any way around that.

As @Bill Sheboy pointed out, there's no COUNT function, which would very helpful in your case, but I guess to put in SQL terms, you can only query ONE table with JQL, and that would be the "issues" table. So that's why you'd have to have a different rule for each project. Because you'll always need to filter for issues in…

AHHH, ok you're looking for projects that have at least 10 issues where Resolution = EMPTY That makes a lot more sense, and yes, running this weekly would probably be good. Assuming folks are doing their jobs (or you aren't totally under-allocated on resources), you shouldn't hit the 100 issue limit. :-} The thing is, I…

Because you mentioned using an add-on named Automation for JIRA, you're probably running on Jira Data Center or Server, because in Cloud (which is what you've tagged your question), Automation is built-in. Automation for Data Center and Server is very similar to Cloud, but as you discovered, it does not have a Lookup…

Yes, as I mentioned in my original reply, the suggestion from @Teale McCleaf only works if you have a Jira Service Management (formerly Service Desk) project. From your screenshot it's clear that your project is Jira Software. Jira Software does not have the built-in Email Requests feature. Some information on the…

I love this idea, and I love that somebody came up with an answer already (although I was on my way towards it, I swear!)

So I could think of a use. Instead of buying the venerable Time in Status add-on that we all know and love, you could spend the money on one of the fancy graph/report/charting add-ons out there, and use this data to create your own charts. Well, it wouldn't exactly do everything Time in Status does. You'd have to extent…

This is pretty amazing @Curt Holley !