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Hi Ada , You could change the project type as mentioned in the link below https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/creating-editing-and-deleting-projects-844500729.html

The Committed includes all the Issues when you started the Sprint. It doesnt include issues which were removed or added during the Sprint. However the numbers doesnt seem to match . Can you post the Sprint Report Table so that the Issue marked "*" can be counted ?

Hi Kiran , Just a question , how do you specify acceptance criteria in user stories ? Is it a custom field text box ? 

Hi Pierre, You can link all the 3 Atlassian products . so Confluence becomes the Knowledge base where customers can check for existing issues & solutions before raising a ticket. For raising a ticket customer uses a ServiceDesk project which has a customer portal through which Agents ( your team) receives Requests. Based…

In case you are using Jira Cloud it should be possible to check linked testcases & defects using our QA tool integration plugin .

Its hard to tell without any logs. I would have quoted my SEN number and contacted Atlassian support.

Hi Radha , From your question I guess you are quite new to Agile process . Jira provides you with all the tools needed to run a successful Agile project . However if you are are new to agile it would be best to first get trained in Agile to conduct effective Sprints. Some useful Links…

Both Confluence and Jira are build for teams and are versatile and easy to adopt and use. Jira is more to do with Planning & Tracking whereas Confluence for team collaboration with Documents ( Confluence Pages). As for having Tasks in Confluence you can use the Task feature available in Confluence.

Already answered in the forum by Nic & Jobin 

Hi Daniel , Default field in Jira - Assignee is a single select field. You mean a multi select ? Condition is aways a OR when you need to filter on multiple values . Not sure when you are getting this behaviour . Please provide more details.

Hi Andrew , The Board -> Configure option is available in the Panel as shown below .

The link which you refer to is for Portfolio for Jira , an additional add-on . In case of Jira Software , you can create custom Issue Types which would satisfy your usecase. However Epic denote high level features , and use the default settings of Jira to make it easy to get started. 

The user portal doesnt expose the JQL functionality , where you get the option to download the issue list . However you could go to Jira->Issues->Search and enter JQL with your Project name to get the list which can be downloaded. Screen shots below In case you need advanced reports you could use the Reporting plugin for…

Hi Corey, Looks like your project indexing ran into problems. If manual indexing was possible in Cloud , the problem could have been rectified by simply triggering re-indexing manually. One thing which you could try out is renaming back the project again and check if re-indexing is trigger properly this time. Else I would…

In case its a complex program you could use Portfolio for Jira. For small projects Effort Estimation can be performed at User Story level and Epics for tracking progress. You have all the tools provided by Jira , need to apply it correctly :)

I think its up to you to decide the tools which you need to use for the legacy traditional Water fall projects. In case you plan to use Jira for Project planning for such projects you could use the Kanban Board available in Jira Software. 

It should be possible to filter by Epic Example - project = TEST AND issuetype = Epic

I would recommend going through the best practices of Agile and fine tuning the configuration to suite for your team.

Neha , please attach logs or screenshots so that the community members can better understand the problem

Good usecase , but currently not supported in Jira Server. Perhaps you might want to raise it as a feature request

Doesnt Zephyr reports provide you with the linked testcases to defects ? https://zephyrdocs.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/ZFJ0300/pages/31653926/Test+Metrics+Gadgets#TestMetrics(Gadgets)-top_defects_impacting_testing

Hi Florian, Jira Dashboard gadgets can show you JQL based filters with timeline & summary representations . For your #1 usecase you can create JQL filter by the metrics desired and apply that to a suitable gadget For #2 , as you mentioned you came very close , but I think you would need a very custom built gadget to…

Happy anniversary and great see the transition from the initial Jira UX to ADG 3 within such a short span.