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The easiest way to get notifications for particular transition is to use a post function on that post function. You may need an add-on to accomplish this. For the "receive a notification when any field is updated or any issues are linked to that issue when in Inprogress state", this lends to a combination of the project…

Make sure the name of the issue types for your project match the issue types in your JQL. The error is specifically saying that your project does not have a "Request access ERP or change security privileges" for the issue type and that the Urgency field does not have an option called "Critical - Business outage or…

@Dan Damon You could use the Task List Macro on a customized meeting minutes template for your Roll Call list. This would add little checkboxes next to individuals names and then when you get on the call and people start calling out "here" or "present", you just check a box next to their name.

Cool!

The schedule issue permission.

@Mike_Pemberton Couple things I would check. * check the resolve transition and make sure there isn’t a post function that is sending the notification * check the notification scheme to see what is listed for issue resolved. Remove all the project roles, groups, etc. * move all the issues you need to update to a non-JSD…

@Gordon Fang my suggestion is to: * create a screen to use for the transition to In Progress and add the due date field to that screen * add a validator in the workflow to ensure that the due date field is filled out. 

#1 is the lie. Two of the three being music related should have been a dead give away. I know who Elton John is! Haha #2 - The Summer Sanitarium Tour July 8th 2000, Sparta Kentucky. James Hatfield has broke his leg the week before so they played a jam session with members of the other bands for almost 3 hours! At one…

#2 is the lie and I am guessing but.....you have less than 5 brothers

@Andy - PTC Redundant HAHAHA! The plot thickens! 

#3 - it seems to be the odd man out here.

@Stephanie Grice I am going to guess #1, maybe the numbers are reversed??? As for mine: * I sat next to Elton John at a concert for 2 hours and didn't even realize who he was until he took the stage * I once was in the audience to watch Korn, System of the Down, Kid Rock, and Metallica play live at the same time. * I was a…

Ok, here is the documentation on that version: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver067/migrate-server-xml-customizations-to-bitbucket-properties-979427556.html Do a Crtl+F and find "Locate your server.xml file." on that page, there is an expandable section right after it that should help ID where the file is.

What version of Bitbucket are you using? Here is some documentation I found on server.xml and bitbucket.properties that might help find the connectors: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/migrate-server-xml-customizations-to-bitbucket-properties-897811761.html

Yeah, I forgot they changed it. You should see connectors in that file. If not, I would search for files with: * <Connector port="7990"

For the ASCII error, you need to comb through the CSV and remove those. It will cause issues but, it shouldn't cause a complete failure. As for the last 2 lines. I copied them to NotePadd++ and saved as CSV. Then I opened the file in excel * I see paragraph tags in a couple of the columns, these are examples of the ASCII…

Sorry for the delay, our proxy isn't much different except that we have a few rewrite rules. Can you take a look at your server.xml in the bibucket home -> shared directory. Look at the connector for the 7990 port. Make sure you have the following set: * proxyName * proxyPort The proxyName should be the same as what you…

Ok, hmmm.... Does the full import work if you remove the last 2 lines? If so, I would suggest just removing those 2 lines and manually creating them. For those 2 lines, do you have tabs/commas to represent all the columns? You specify that the are 10 fields. From you screenshot and provided data for the 2 lines with…

@sa From what I can tell for the server version, you have to use the add-on. I did find this: https://zapier.com/app-directory/jenkins/integrations/jira which might also help. 

@Dimce Tumbov On line 1673 it looks like that the "tab" between 2019 and the 1 is not the a full tab from the screenshot. The system might be having issues with the tabs. I would suggest switching the delimiter to a comma and put long text fields in double quotes. Have you tested just the last 10 lines of the CSV? or maybe…

in the morning, I will look at how we have our virtual hosts set up. We use a proxy to navigate traffic to all our tools - Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, and Bamboo.

sorry for the delay, what does it say in the error.log when you try just the url? Is this installed on windows or linux? Is your apache o the same server? Also, check the /etc/hosts file.

what is on line 1672 and 1673?

Yes, the same applies to Cloud version. 

Hmm, did you keep the “:”? check the documentation for setting up a proxy: https://confluence.atlassian.com/kb/proxying-atlassian-server-applications-with-apache-http-server-mod_proxy_http-806032611.html

Add the port to your <Virtual Host:*7990>

@Noam Guttman @No problem. Glad I could help. If it worked please accept the answer

you Should be able to reference it just the same as you do in Jira. I would try the following in Jira and if it looks correct, then save it as a filter and reference that filter in the Confluence macro or copy/paste the actual filter query into the macro. project=PLANTEWPG and issuetype=“New Feature” and labels=AX and…

@Noam Guttman is this for Jira Service Desk? Is the customer requested due date a custom field you created? You may want to try using the due date field. 

Hi @Gregory Hock I am not in front of my PC right now but , I think it is stored in the app properties file or one of the other files in the file system. I would check the directories in this link and see if you can find it…