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Hello @philipf Another option is to create an Automation rule to gather the issues you want to update and use the Edit Issue action to copy the data from one field to the other. You could use a Schedule trigger with a JQL statement that selects the issues where your field contains data and the system field is empty. There…

Hello @Juan Zhang Welcome to the Atlassian community. Do you have required fields besides Summary when issues are being created in this project? If so, that will cause the modal to open. If only the Summary is required, then you should be able to click the Create Issue button and see your cursor placed in a new line within…

Hello @isaac.marques Welcome to the Atlassian community. This is a community of users. If you (or your managers) want to post questions here in Portuguese then either Portuguese speaking members of this user community will try to answer them or others (like me) will use translation tools to translate your questions and…

Hello @Mguiss_ Anis _AllianzGI_ You will have to use either Automation or third party apps. Natively Jira is capable of rolling up time spent only from subtasks to their parent issue. Also, I see that you indicated you are using the Premium plan and are showing a non-standard issue hierarchy. Did you modify the Issue…

Have you reviewed the information available for Jira Cloud to Cloud migrations? https://support.atlassian.com/migration/docs/cloud-to-cloud-migration/ There is a beta program for Confluence Cloud to Cloud migration: https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloudkb/migrating-from-confluence-cloud-to-confluence-cloud-691011969.html…

Thanks for that additional information @Preston The UI has changed since that course was created. There button for adding a column is no longer labeled "Add Column". Instead it just shows a "+".

Hello @Alain Vandermeersch Looking at the image of issue types in your first project, it appears that you renamed the Epic issue type to "Story". In that image the different hierarchy levels are separated by horizontal lines. The project already had an Epic type of issue (named Story), so the system would not allow you to…

Refer to the product documentation that describes the available Actions: https://confluence.atlassian.com/automation/jira-automation-actions-993924834.html The Log action can be used to add message to the log entry created when an Automation rule runs. You can use it to print smart values and messages in the log file as a…

@DMCOH I don't know that you can remove the old panel. There isn't anything mentioned about that being possible.

Hello @Naveen Kumar Welcome to the Atlassian community. That is not possible with native functionality. Filters are used to select issues and display the current information for the issues. Filtering doesn't let you show historic information for the issues. There are third party apps in the Atlassian Marketplace that can…

Hello @Frank Rentef No. Team Managed projects is a feature available only in Jira Cloud.

Hello @Renato Oliveira Welcome to the Atlassian community. The answer depends on several factors. Does each site have a different set of users? Or is there overlap, with some users accessing more than one instance? Are you paying monthly or annually? And what payment frequency will you use for the combined system? Do you…

Hello @Robert Warfield Yes, the Cloud Migration Assistant apps will continue to function.

Hello @jasongeater Welcome to the Atlassian community. Let us first clarify some terminology. The Confluence and Jira Cloud products are instances of the products that exist under a Site specified by a URL such as https://my-company.atlassian.net A Jira instance can have multiple Jira Projects within it. A Confluence…

@Isabella Musial I am just another user of the product. I can't add functionality to Jira.

Hello @Darshil Trivedi Have you reviewed the documentation for Automation Rules and tried creating a rule for this? https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-cloud-automation/

Hello @Jui Shah The board shown in your image is a Scrum board, based on the presence of Sprints in the backlog. Note that in a Scrum board Epic issues are not displayed in the list of issues for the Backlog or the sprints. Epics only display in the Epics panel. You can display the Epics panel by pulling down the Epics…

@Anita Pallas I am sorry but I am not currently able to spend time reviewing this. I will come back to it when I have time. I can say that trying to manage this automation between a Story and its linked issues is going to be much more difficult. It would be better if the trigger is when an issue is linked. So you don't…

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You might be able to do this using the Adaptavist ScriptRunner app. If provides various extensions for customizing workflows, including adding Conditions based on Jira Expressions. https://docs.adaptavist.com/sr4jc/latest/features/workflow-extensions/conditions If you can create an appropriate condition, then you could…

No, not in the issue search screen. You could use the same sort of filter as a Quick Filter in an Agile Board, with the swimlanes set to Epics, and get a display that way of the stories organized by Epics under the specified Initiative. Use an Advanced Roadmaps Plan to display the results.

Hello @Noah Zucker Did you try clicking on the Choose cloud site button below that field? You will need to have sufficient permissions to the destination site in order to be able to select it.

Hello @Erica T_ This app might do the trick: sumUp for Jira

Hello @Bob Martin Welcome to the Atlassian community. You can use this instead. If PROJ-100 is the issue key for the Initiative: issuekey in portfolioChildIssuesOf("PROJ-100") Reference: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/search-for-advanced-roadmaps-custom-fields-in-jql/#Child-issues

@Jenna L'Esperance @Derek Fields _RightStar_ 's answer is not correct. Please see the answer I provided.

Hello @LynnG Yes, when a new project is created a new Permission Scheme is created for it based on a default for the type of project created. The schemes may have been manually changed after initial creation. Permission Schemes are for Company Managed projects. During the project creation process you can designate a new…

Hello @Becky Welcome to the Atlassian community. I personally don't have a lot of experience with ScriptRunner scripts so I don't readily have the solution available to share. For ScriptRunner there is documentation concerning rewriting scripts:…

Hello @Daniel Engzell If you include the Epics within the scope of data used in your Plan than the issues will be organized under their parent epic. You can add issues to Epics and move them from one Epic to another by dragging and dropping them under the appropriate Epic. Would that not meet your need? It doesn't appear…

Hello @Tobias When the issues were moved to another project they would then be governed by the Workflow for that issue type for that project. They would not keep the same workflow that they had in the original project. You will need to look at the Workflow Scheme for the current project and find the workflow associated to…

Hello @Nelson Capote It is not possible to add fields to the cards in a Team Managed project. There is a change request for that to which you can add your vote/comments. https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-17336 The ability to customize cards is only available in boards created for Company Managed projects and…