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Hi @Magnus Ljungkrantz If you need this type of behavior only for one issue type, you can try to achieve that using field context (if that's a custom field). Otherwise, you can use Scriptrunner -- here is a link for a similar question that already has an…
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I do not have any examples to share, but I can suggest using Roadmap template along with Advanced Roadmaps plan (and embed it into the page) instead of Roadmap Planner as Roadmap Planner macro that is available in Confluence is very basic for my liking.
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Hi @Eric Mason A lot will depend on your particular use case and products that you are going to use (Software / Service Management / Work Management), but Atlassian has a nice get started place with general recommendations: https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/guides/getting-started/best-practices
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As Nic mentioned, Jira allows you to assign issues to users only. However, you can create custom field of type "Group picker" and configure notification scheme to send notifications to members of selected group the same way as you would to "Assignee"
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Hi @Ashokkumar Santhanam Capacity planning is available in Cloud via Advanced Roadmaps on Premium plan, which according to Licensing FAQ you can trial for free: We offer fully functional trials of our cloud products and plans. Cloud Standard can be trialed for 14 days, and Cloud Premium/Cloud Enterprise can be trialed for…
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Hi @Sattar Baig Jira Align is primarily sold as Cloud solution, but it is also possible to buy an on-prem version, however you would have to be eligible. You can read more here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Align-questions/JIRA-Align-On-Premise-Features-amp-Limitations/qaq-p/1337743…
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I don't think you can create automatic bulk updates, but as I said - you can create an automation that is going to be triggered on the creation of each issue (which effectively the same as bulk update as it is going to be triggered for each issue anyway) or scheduled automation that is going to do the same. But depending…
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Hi @Greg Gibble As Mikael said, you need to map your "Assignee" field on the configuration to correctly import. You also mentioned "tags", which I assume are "labels" in Jira language -- you can leverage them after the fact: either by filtering issues by certain label and running bulk assignee update or create an…
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Hi @Pete P -- basically what Ravi said. The best way to go about it is to migrate all issues from one issue type to another. Other options could include adding validator to the "create" transition, adding some kind of automation rule to create "correct" change request and close original change request or removing all…
