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Hi @[deleted] You can use the following scripting plugin: https://confluence.cprime.io/plugins/servlet/mobile?contentId=10555065#content/view/10555065 Try it for free and if you don't want it, you can remove it after you are done. Regards.

Hola @vbucio Te recomiendo que te contactes con otro administrador para que te revise los permisos. Es posible que otro administrador te deshabilito los permisos. Saludos

Hi @Kokko Tso I would check if all the cms specialists are assignable users in the permission scheme. User fields usually pick up any jira users, but they may not have permissions to be assignable users in the project.

Hi @szymon_szostak For the value changes trigger, did you set the operations to be for creation? Regards

Hi @VABISS You can use the jmwe plugin as a workflow validator. Link: https://innovalog.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/JMWEC/pages/932151306/Linked+Issues+Status+Validator There are other plugins as well that you can find in the marketplace. Regards 

Hi @Thomas We use powerscripts that allow you to enter a jql to limit the issues you want to display. Link:https://confluence.cprime.io/plugins/servlet/mobile?contentId=33500669#content/view/33500669 If you have issues, contact them in the chat and they are amazing in providing help. ( especially @Hyrum Steffensen--Cprime…

@Rahul_RVS Thanks for sharing. Does this tool allow you create custom columns?

For the folks who don't know, eazybi provides the best support for any questions and issues. This is why I love to promote the app.

Hola hermano, Para tener esta funcionalidad vas a tener que acquirir un plugin. Extension for service desk te deja restringir los customers requests en el portal por usuarios o grupos. Link: https://blog.deviniti.com/atlassian/jira-service-management-plugins/ Saludos

I recommend you keep the tasks in a csv with all the necessary fields and import them with the bulk import functionally. This way you don't need to get a plugin. Your setup will work well with creating new projects and importing with the csb file. Cheers

Hi @Valen Cardozo I would recommend big picture enterprise. It contains a roadmap and objectives module, but it's pricey if only 2 people are using it. At no cost, you should be able to create an objectives issue type with it's own workflow and have a custom field that tracks which quater it belongs to. Then use a kanban…

Hi @Saleel Mohamed In order to see epic links in the view screen you have to ensure that the custom field is available in the view screen for the specific issue type. In your image, you have an epic, but an epic would not display an epic link no matter what you do. Regards.

Hola @marascon Vas a tener que usar un plugin para esta tipo de reportes. Te recomiendo structure: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/34717/structure-project-management-at-scale?tab=overview&hosting=cloud Puedes exportar a excel y deja la misma jerarquia para que la puedas compartir. Saludos.

Hi @atarab You can refer to this post to sum up estimations all the way to the epic level: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Automation-discussions/Jira-Automation-Complete-Video-Guides-on-how-to-Sum-Up-Story/m-p/1741948 Instead of story points use the time estimation customfields. The other option is to use reporting…

Hi @Nicolas Demory You should consider using this plugin: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1214172/extended-schemes-for-jira?tab=overview&hosting=server It's easy to configure and keeps the ui clean by restricting issue link relationships based on issue types and projects.

Hi @Peter Hubacek Try creating them as separate rules and make sure they pick up the original triggered project (onboarding request). The triggers will be the same, but you will be creating separate rules. Cheers

Hi @prashantgera I don't think so. You will have to search on the marketplace for a plugin. Regards 

Hi @josip gomez Out of the box there may not be a gadget for that. I would recommend going to the marketplace to look for one. My recommendation would be eazybi. here are some sample reports: https://eazybi.com/accounts/1000/dashboards/14871-chart-types Regards.

Hi @Julius Zatroch: I don't think it allows you to have two schemas within a customfield configuration. If you are using different Jira projects for the different teams, you can create contexts for your projects where different schemas and IQL filters can be used. If it's the same project, I would use 2 different insight…

Hi @Testy Caracal Here are some recommendations: 1) Use Kanban software it will create the kanban board by default. 2) you can create one project and then set it up for workflow, permissions, screens. Then if you want to create a new project, you can create it by copying an existing configuration. However, If it's always…

Hi @Katragadda Katragadda If you want to use jira automation there is an action trigger to update the last comment. Here is the link: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/automation-actions/ 1. Trigger: comment added 2. Condition: issue type is a bug 3. Action: Edit comment (last comment) Regards

Hi @Michael My advice would be to use another plugin that provides sil or groovy scripting. (Scriptrunner, powerscripts, June, etc.). For simple automatons, Jira automation is great, but for what you are explaining, it becomes a nightmare. Cheers.

Hi @[deleted] Check this video tutorial on how to make a custom field required on an issue type: https://youtu.be/C3Lb1T4liGw Regards

Hi @Alejandro Sanchez There are s few plugins like eazybi, structure, bugpicture that provide you with the gantt view functionality. Out of the box jira doesn't have this feature. The other option is to have a start date custom field and create a filter that orders bt date in ascending order. Cheers 

Hi @Nerses Yes, it is possible with jira and we have built some solutions like the one you are referring to. Jira provides you with workflows where you can determine at which stage a job is being serviced. It also provides you with time tracking capabilities. There is also a plugin called tempo timesheets that let's you…

@Dave Hattig: I don't think there is an easy way, but would love to hear from the community on how to actually determine which filters and dashboards are not used at all. I'm pretty sure that once you start deleting filters/dashboards some users will scream at you that a board or dashboard broke. Cheers.

Hi @Döndü Türkmen: Glad you are using JMWE. This is what I would recommend: Statuses: Initial Status -> Approval In Progress -> Approved -> Rejected - When you push the ticket from the Initial status to "Approval In Progress", you will add the postfunction in the transition to send the email to the…

Hi @Suvradip Paul: You actually need special permissions to write articles. This link explains exactly what you need to do: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Off-topic-articles/Atlassian-Community-Guide-to-A-Articles/ba-p/1157622 Thanks. 

Hi @Lea Ann Norris: Would you be able to share a screenshot of what you are referring to so that we can provide you with detailed recommendations? Regards. 

Hi @Jay Karmarkar You may want to try the eazybi reporting plugin. We have built a similar report in minutes. It's the best reporting tool for customized jira reports.