Bill Sheboy Expert

Hi @Russell Parry -- Welcome to the Atlassian community! When you try to directly type in the field name Story Point Estimate for edit, it shows a message at the bottom that "Not all fields are currently supported..." So that is probably what you are seeing. As a work-around, consider adding your own custom field to store…

Hi @Martin Ninaj What is the problem you are trying to solve? That is, why do you need this information? Answering these questions will help the community give you ideas to try. Of note, what you are asking cannot be done easily for out-of-the-box JIRA. You would need one of the marketplace add-ons. There is an edge case…

Hmmm... normally there is an "Accept Answer" button at the top of each answer thread.

Hi, and I am glad that helped. Please consider marking this as answered so others can be benefit from what you learned. Thanks!

Thanks for clarifying. It helps the community in reviewing answers when they know if the source is a product user or a vendor. Please see here for more information. Atlassian Community online guidelines for Marketplace vendors and Solution Partners…

Hello, and sorry that I missed the link part of your request. Looking at the automation rule triggers, it does seem like you can trigger on a link delete also. Please look here for more information: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/automation-triggers/

Hi, Patrick. From the labels on both items, it seems that if they add this it will help server and cloud versions. Hopefully. :^) __Bill

Hi @Radoslaw Cichocki {Deviniti} Just wanted to confirm: have you used these products or are you a marketplace vendor, perhaps for one of the products you are recommending? Thanks!

Hi @Jon Dohrer -- Welcome to the Atlassian community! Have you instead thought of leaving the users alone during the import, and disabling them in the XML first (set active="1" to active="0")? Only leave your system admin as active. The names will remain unchanged then. Best regards, Bill

Hi @Alexey Livintsev -- Welcome to the Atlassian community! No, there does not appear to be a way to hide that yet. There is an open suggestion to add that feature: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-74035 Best regards, Bill

Hi @Christina Lunk -- Welcome to the Atlassian community! If the information you want is visible on the issues, you may be able to add it for display on the board for the cards. Please try this: * From your board, select Board settings from the ... at the top right * Select Card Layout * The cards can have up to 3…

Hi @Joachim Prasuhn -- Welcome to the Atlassian community! Have you seen these sources, allowing you to compare what is "now" versus "future", and product development's ideas? https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/latest-version…

Hi @Patrick No, not yet. There are a couple of open suggestions to add this capability, and it appears that at least one of them is in progress! Look at below, and if you want, start watching the issues for updates. https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWSERVER-10805 https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-10805 Best…

Hi @Stoyan Stoitchkov Short answer is no, with native JIRA. Longer answer is you could look at the marketplace add-ons and probably find something like what you have shown. Or, you could export the data and build your own in a spreadsheet or in a log file parser. Best regards, Bill

Hi @Tom Horton Not in there yet, and several people have suggested it and variations...for many years :^) Please take a look at these and vote for any, if you are interested. https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-29190 https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-59296 https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-61645…

I am sorry that did not help. Perhaps someone else will comment who has figured this out. Until then, we'll need to wait to see if those requested suggestions get traction. __Bill

Hi @Kevin Davison I do not believe this is currently possible, because the image attachment must first be copied from one issue to the next, and then it can be included in the comment. There is an open backlog item for Code Barrel (before Atlassian acquired them) to add this…

Hi @Lloyd Jones I hope math functions are added for the lists/iterators soon! Until then, you can solve this by breaking down the problem into pieces, and using rules for the pieces: find the sum, find the count, and compute the average. * Create a rule that is scheduled, and accumulate the total of the custom field and…

Hi @Tom Geo Your approach may depend on how you are managing UAT scenarios... * If you are executing UAT scenarios independent of JIRA tooling, you could just create defects (bugs in JIRA), identify the Story that was the source of the defect, and then link the Bug to the Story. * If your tests are somehow stored in JIRA…

Hi @sevcan To confirm the scenario, you have: Issue A...with links to * Sub-task 123 of another story (Issue B) * Sub-task 456 of another story (Issue C) * ... And you want a list containing Issues B and C. Correct? If so, you cannot do that with out-of-the-box JIRA. If you have one of the marketplace scripting add-ons,…

Hi @Loretta You cannot do this with out-of-the-box JIRA. The closest you can get is to list the items and sort by the ones which have subtasks (you cannot search the subtasks field): project = myproject ORDER BY subtasks If you have any of the add-on marketplace scripting tools, you can build a query to do what you want.…

Hi @Sarah By the way... looking at your board I see you have an "on hold" column/status. Is that condition a normal part of your team's workflow? If not, instead consider removing that column/status and instead use the Blocker indicator flag for things like that. Best regards, Bill

Yes, and... When a team feels they need WIP limits by person, it seems there may be another issue happening: * Are people helping each other enough, or just starting new work when "I am out of work to do" * Are there skills/knowledge gaps, where not enough people can help with shared work * etc. Seems worth having a team…

Hi @Kamilla To confirm, you want a query for issues that were "done" and have been moved back into "in progress", correct? If so, this query will work, as long as you only have classic projects in your instance: project = myproject AND sprint in opensprints() AND status != Done AND status CHANGED FROM Done AFTER…

Hi @zhangqian04 I had a similar issue accessing the results using the Split function for smart values... the documentation is not correct/complete. When accessing a list, the correct syntax is {{somelist.first()}} {{somelist.last()}} or {{somelist.get(n)}} where the list is a zero-based array. Here is what I…

Hi @Nick Phillips Yes, you can do that. Trigger on the version release and then use JQL to get the associated issues, if you want to include those. To see what is available for the version smart value, please see: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/smart-values-general/ If you cannot see what you want,…

Thanks for clarifying, Eugene. Would you consider the sub-tasks you are using today individually valuable pieces of work, or are they truly sub-tasks to finish a valuable work item? If they are individually valuable, you could move up a level in the issue type hierarchy, making them tasks/stories, and make the parents…

I don't see how to find those with JIRA... which is why there are suggestions to add auto-save for comments. How about this: find an example issue with draft comments, and then use the REST API to query the item. It may point you in a direction to find a way to create JQL to search by seeing if the draft is stored with the…

Here is the defect our company submitted: https://getsupport.atlassian.com/servicedesk/customer/portal/23/JST-583066

Yup, on the documentation. After Atlassian acquired Code Barrel in November 2019, the latter's documentation was replaced by the former's info. They are still catching up, I think, on making all that great information visible. __Bill