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From my point of view, I find it a bit confusing to understand the combinations between different licensing plans and products. To summarise and address my question, I have to say that: 1) If you have the Free or Standard Plan: * You can purchase Rovo, even if your instance doesn't have AI. However, Rovo's capabilities…
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Hi @Ben Dollinger , Thank you for your response, that was exactly the intention behind my question... to start a discussion. I'm going to share my perspective on this. Feel free to add anything I might not be considering or correct me if anything is inaccurate.
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Hi! Today, we were split into two rooms, and in mine, we reviewed the features of Atlassian Intelligence integrated with JSM through the creation of an AI virtual service agent. Thanks for the session!
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Hi, I had the same problem and the solution was to use %%CURRENT_DATETIME%% instead of just %%CURRENT_DATE%%. I hope it works for you too.
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The comment above is correct, we have just faced the same problem and the solution was to add the SSL certificate in the Bitbucket server. We struggled with this after an upgrade to version 7.21.7
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Same problem with my post: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Crowd-questions/Jira-Crowd-Synchronisation-failed-Incremental-synchronisation-is/qaq-p/1888725#M5945 Thanks
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Just an update: The last code @Raghukrishna Hegde shared works fine but if you're using Python 3, you must change in the post request the attribute "data" for "JSON" as shown below: r = requests.post(url, json=data, headers=header, auth=HTTPBasicAuth(user, passw))
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Solution I found: I was using a Date Picker custom field and when I did the import, I used dd/MM/yy format. It worked for me.
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