Sayed Bares [ServiceRocket] Community Champion

Glad it worked Ricky and the pleasure is all mine :) 

Hi Ricky, Welcome to the community! I tested the following JQL and it worked for me: issuetype in (Bug,Story) and !(issue in hasTestCoverage()) Let me know how it goes!

Hi Ben, Welcome to the community! Are you using Cloud or Server/DC?

Hi John, Welcome to the community! May I know which app you are using to integrate Jira with Salesforce?

You can use something like this: So your due date should be set to {{now.plusMonths(12)}} I hope it helps

Hi Maksim, Welcome to the community! How do you like to create new tasks? do you want them to be created right after closing the old ones? and by original deadline do you mean you want to create new tasks with the same day and month but the year should be +1? example deadline 01-01-2022 should be 01-01-2023?

Hi @Erwan Sadoun , welcome to the community! Please check https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Jira-Description-Real-time-collaborative-editing/qaq-p/1297292 thread it should answer your question :) 

Hi Elyashiv, * If you create a new filter, can you search for them by name? * If you use IDs, does it return the correct filter results? * Is this happening to a specific filter?* If so, can you share the filter name? I'd also suggest rebuilding your search indexes in case of an indexing issue.

Hi @Madineni , Jira cannot search for issues containing parts of words but on whole words only. The exception to this are words which are stemmed. This limitation can also be overcome using fuzzy searches. *…

Thank you @Hana Kučerová :)

Thank you @Singer Uzzal 

Hi Urmo, if by changes you mean Jira issue, then you can do the following: 1. Open the relevant issue in JIRA. 2. Open the History tab in the Activity section. However, if you meant everything, including issues, configuration and etc ... then there isn't a direct way. You can use a third-party app…

Hi Lokesh, You are comparing only the parent fields not the children. To fix it you'd need to compare the whole field values including both parent and child so you need to use something like this: issue.customfield_10026 == linkedIssue.customfield_10026 Hope it helps!

My first car was Perdua Myvi, something similar to this: I later on sold it and got a Toyota Camry, I haven't changed my car yet and I barely drive anymore, I prefer walking and cycling specially when pandemic hit

Hi Macha, welcome to the community! Please check out the following community thread, which answers your question: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Service-Management/assign-new-serviceDesk-issues-to-on-call-resource/qaq-p/1704982 I hope it helps!

Welcome to the community Arshina! You will need to use automation to store the previous status name in a custom field (eg. 'Previous status') You could use a rule like this: * Trigger: Field value changed with status * Edit issue and set the 'Previous status' field to {{fieldChange.fromString}} And then you can add both…

Dave2D and Linus Tech Tips, I check their channels every day.

Ice cream lots of ice cream, we used to go to. the ice cream shop in summer times with friends and watch movies there (they had a big tv and always had action movies played in a continuous loop) I remember watching Predator 1987 there and for some reason they had it in play almost every day. Whenever I watch predator again…

My all-time favourite is Legion, watched it a couple of times, and if I ever find time will watch it again. It is a masterpiece for sure.

Welcome to the community Madlen! REST APIs would be a good start, you can look for the pages' body and search for the pages which mention your former colleague, then you need to update the page with your own mentions. Here is the REST API documentation: - Get…

Thanks for sharing, great article and I can't agree more

I would suggest adding a no-work topic discretion before kicking off icebreaker meetings. That is what we do when we want to socialize and know about each other

I would say My User Manuals is really important, it is essential for building teams. This way everyone can communicate and build a healthy work relationship. 

Thanks for sharing @Dave Mathijs , I will give it a read

I would say learning new things are fuel to your growth, if you stop learning, you feel burnt out, and even worst, you will not be motivated enough to take the next step. In our company, we usually have quarterly goals to learn something new

Thanks for sharing, great advice!

Can't agree more, the kick-off meeting is really important.

Hi all, This is Sayed, I have been using JSM/JSD for almost 5 years, and I love the fact that it has evolved over time, my favorite feature is automation, it saves me hours of time.

Thanks @John Funk :)