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Thanks!

I agree with Rik :)

Hi @Robert Reynolds ! Welcome to the Community! You are in the right place! I agree with Renzo's advice about creating Jira Cloud account - practice, practice and practice again! I want to recommend you Atlassian University - it is the best place, where you can all fundamental information about Atlassian products. You can…

Nice article, thanks!

Hi @heiko.maag ! Welcome to the Community! It is impossible because there is no exact space permission on adding “inline comments”. Can you share the problem that you are trying to solve? What is your business case?

Hi @Cristhian Silva ! Welcome to the Community! Can you give us more information and screenshots please?

Hi @Pedro Webster ! If I correctly understand your problem and screens - you have to create swimlane with JQL: Flagged is not EMPTY

Thanks for sharing!

I partly agree with Dave's answer. Jira has global settings, but it concern the size of a particular file (attachment). as far as I know, out of the box you can not set the memory size for each issue.

Thanks! Easy to read and useful article!

Great! Thank you for the article @Jaime Netzer , @Deepanshu Natani ! It's a really exciting way to become an Atlassian Certified Expert! I also walked this path in 14 months =) December 2019 - February 2021

The "CHANGED" operator is used to find issues that have a value that had changed for the specified field. This operator has the following optional predicates: * AFTER "date" * BEFORE "date" * BY "username" * DURING ("date1","date2") * ON "date" * FROM "oldvalue" * TO "newvalue" (Note: This operator can be used with…

Hi @Syed Abdul Basit ! In the context of the JQL operator "Changed" you can read the official documentation.

Hi, @Syed Abdul Basit ! If all QA-members have jira group like "QA-team", you can use the JQL like that: project = ABC AND fixVersion = 10.0.1 AND status changed from "IN QA" TO "DONE" AND status changed BY (membersof("qa-team"))

Hi, @akshay bansile ! Welcome to the Community! Here you can find tutorial video on Trello Butler Power-Up. If it does not work for you, give us more details, please. Good luck!

Hi, @yousuf khan ! Sounds interesting, but I think there is no such feature out-of-box.

Hi, @Carla Bismuth ! It depends on your field and how exactly it is calculated, go to Administration > Issues, and select Custom fields. Find the field "time in status" - we interested in field's type. We do this in order to understand which plugin is used to make it work.

Hi @Kristi Johnson ! It looks to me, that it is impossible out-of-box, maybe it is possible to use external apps like: - JQL Search Extensions for Jira - the JQL extensions - ScriptRunner for Jira - etc. If you are ready to consider them, then need to research.

Hi, @Lorena Villafruela ! Welcome to the Community! What apps do you use to scripting? Is it groovy or SIL script?

Hi, @Bojana Daneva ! Yes, there is the similar issue for Cloud - JRACLOUD-61158 , but it was rejected as I see.

Thanks, @Yulia Barbash _ALM Works_ ! It works, wonderful!

I know they are changing things over from using Epic Link to Parent, but not sure where they are in the process. Of if this is even affected by it. Sounds very interesting...

Hi, @Sam Nadarajan ! Golden rules for every administrator! Thank you for the article!

And of course, welcome to the Atlassian Community! 

Hi. @Chris Comerford ! I got you point, but I have not seen ready-solutions with visualization of cards dependencies. Check power-ups, for example: - Card Dependencies by Screenful - Card Relationships - Hello Epics This is a slightly different solution, but quite interesting and may be able to help you.

Hi, @Steve Bain ! I think it is impossible. 

Hi @Brian Higgins ! Sounds great! I would really like to see a full-fledged demo or short videos where you can see the integration in action with real examples!

Hi, @Paulina C ! Sounds strange... I can recommend you to contact Atlassian support team with that case - https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

Sounds interesting, want to know too

Hi, @Sean Joo ! Welcome to the Community! Yes, you can. I recommend you to start with automation rules; * Create and edit Jira automation rules * Set up rules to automate repetitive tasks