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Hi @[deleted] Your headers has to be content-type.you can simply use below. import requests import json from requests.auth import HTTPBasicAuth auth = HTTPBasicAuth("username","password") url = "http://confluenceurl:8090/confluence/rest/api/content" headers = {"Content-type": "application/json"} response =…

Yes, the validator will only trigger when there is a transition. The best scenario here is to use an advance script such as script runner but again that's just additional cost. which i won't recommend for this type of use case.

Hi @P_Tong Those look like different instances, you should go here https://my.atlassian.com if you want to see a list of instances you own to unsubscribe and delete them.

Hi @Erdős Zoltán It seems markdown doesn't work on Text Field (single line), you have to use multi-line Text Field for it to work and ensure you add the custom field on the context field of your issue layout. E.g below is an example I did, with Custom field "Test Multiline"

Probably better to simply just use a text field. I checked on the Workflow feature for validators there's an option you can actually use as a validator with "Regular expression check" that should help validate for number input on the workflow for the custom field.

Hi @Erdős Zoltán Use markdown instead not Wiki style on the new issue view. [LINK](https://someurl.com)

I know script runner can do such which is an additional addon and cost. however ensuring the text field is of type numbers with validators with Jira's native feature I don't think that exist except what you can do is create a third field of text field type, copy the value from the number field type into the text field and…

Hi @Erdős Zoltán The number field is translating to float value. I don't think you can convert that easily. so it's better you simply use text custom field rather than number field type. If you still want to use the number field, then you should look at the functions for maths expression, like rounds().

Hi @Phil Borrell Welcome to Community! First of all, its not scalable to use groups in the Permission scheme, the reason being that it becomes a nightmare to manage down the road and the overhead becomes bulky. instead, opt out to using project roles which works better on a per Project basis rather than globally with…

Hi @Felipe Kogati Welcome to Community! with your code, this shouldn't add the user into any group, given that you've disabled the default access group for "jira-software-users" under Product access. Do you have Atlassian access subscription on your organization? it could explain why the default group keeps getting added.

Hi @Admin Ans - Test Yes the reason for that is not to be locked out of your Admin hub due to failed configuration. if the mail is not be delivered. please reach out to Atlassian support to help confirm if the address is not being blocked by their systems. However ensure that you're on at least a Standard Plan and not a…

Hi @Wayne Fisher Please can you elaborate on what sort of outages did you have? I've been using Cloud for a long time and I can comfortable say outages that will pose a significant difference are very rare as IT infrastructure or software are never 100% free from errors (now and then) even though you host it yourself. In…

Hi @Jesús Echevarría You should be looking at the changelog history, that should have the recent activity of the user.

Hi @Mike There's an add-on called recurring task, which you could employ here, if you want to be doing a repeated task very so often. If getting an add-on is not on the budget, then I will suggest going with an Automation for Jira rule, it might not be the prettiest rule but it should be able to do the basic requirement…

Hi @Robert Tedge It's always good to use the proper Jira terms when posting questions on community in order for the people who wants to help to quickly know what you're referring to. Now "Jira Structure" - what does this mean? Are you referring to a filter or a JQL query. I cannot understand what you mean by that.…

On Server No, however what API token are you referring to? Please add more context or elaborate further on your question.

Hi @Raghav Mishra You should be looking at JWT for connect apps and how you can do impersonation rather than getting a token for each user as that's what JWT would do on the background once you can connect your application with it.

Hi @amanne There're lot of available tutorials online which should walk you through having Atlassian access then domain verification before configuring your SSO for Azure. however if you prefer such assistance, I will suggest reaching out to Atlassian Partners, so they can conveniently assist you.

Hey @Abhishek Jaswal I don't think you can get such information from a rest call with webhooks. probably you could elaborate further on your use case probably an idea or so might pop up.

Then it is very likely that the user has changed their profile visibility. which masks their user identity on Jira. This would be a problem to search for the user, thus you can't assign task or even @ mention the user. Ask the user what's their current settings on this link for contact email? If it's set to "Only you and…

I think this is not possible with JSM as the API reference is limited. Most users would use the JSM widget as the next best option.

Hi @Chris Welch Have you thoroughly checked what changed recently? did the Sprint Board filter change to a newer filter, adding more Projects or subtracting more projects? As Sprint are not particularly tied to a specific Project or Board, so in order to understand why you're unable to assign issues to the user. You need…

Hi @Megha Sinha It seems the userkey was changed to that string when the user was recreated even though the username is 'janic1'. If i'm not mistaken on Server you can change the userkey via API. have you considered such option?

Hey @Abhishek Jaswal Are you by chance referring to this Doc on webhooks? All official API can be found on the developer site for the specific Application. 

Hi @Raj Khaitan Have you considered using ServiceDesk Widget instead or better Jira's Issue Collectors rather than reinvent the wheel?

Hi @arsam farooq On JSM, you can add fields just the same way you add on Jira Software. Go to your Project settings > Screens and add the fields required. Then, you can simply go to Project settings > Request types, select the request type needed, click on it then under "Request form" click on "Add field" to add the…

Hi @Didem Aksaray Welcome to Community! Depending on what version your On Prem is, you should consider using the Jira Migration Assistant tool as it's an easy to use tool and way much better than other methods used in the Migration process.

Hi @DFLDS Plattform Generate a new API key as suggested on the report.

Hi @David Markowski (DO NOT USE) Welcome to community! It seems that the domain must be controlled from another organization (which you're not the Admin). so you cannot simply do a switch from the Org Admin hub. If you're on a Standard or Premium Plan, Please get in touch with Atlassian Support, so they can trace your…

you might not be able to change it that way.