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From my second response: If you are trying to get a view of all the child issues of a single Epic you can create a filter like this: Parent = <issue key for that Epic> That will give you a list of the issues that are children of the specified Epic. If you want to see these issues in a Scrum board view where you can see the…
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Hello @Andrew Jervis Welcome to the Atlassian community. Can you explain your question in more detail? For the number you are trying to get for each ticket, what does that number represent? Are you looking for its location in the unfiltered list? For example if you have 5 tickets in the unfiltered list, and you filter it…
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Hello @Mafrik Pranks Welcome to the Atlassian community. Please show us screen image(s) of the entire rule that you have created so far, and the details of each step. I also note that you have tagged your post as jira-server. Are you using Jira Server or Jira Data Center, and what version of it are you using? The…
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You could create automation rules to copy updates between the issues. Because you would be working with issues in two different projects the rules would have to be created as multiple project scope. Multiple project scope rules can be created and managed only by Jira Administrators. This is a plan that would need to be…
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Did you check the Automation panel in the issue to see if, after refreshing that, it showed that any rules had been run against the issue? How are you creating the issue, exactly? Are you using the Create button in the menu bar? Are you using the Create Child Issue within the Epic? Are you Cloning another issue? Are you…
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Hello @Randeep Kaur The gray arrow pointing to the Done status indicates that there is some path in this workflow to get to Done. Unfortunately because the transition arrows are overlapping it is not possible to tell from this image exactly what the path is. I can't determine what all the transition paths actually are. If…
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It was in my second response. I pulled it from the second article you referenced in your original post. https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/connect-bitbucket-cloud-to-jira-software-cloud/
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Hello @Maggie Spitchka You can use the Clone Issue function to make a copy of an issue. When you do that manually in the UI you are not given the option to specify another project as the destination. You could create an Automation Rule to clone the issue. The Clone Issue action in an Automation Rule does allow you to set…
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Yes, only the Start Date and Due Date fields are used by the Calendar. The Calendar cannot be configured to show issues based on any other date fields.
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Hello @Vivian Chen Welcome to the Atlassian community. It is possible that your email domain has been blacklisted on the Atlassian side. I am adding a tag to this post to bring it to the attention of Atlassian Team members who can check.
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Hello @Adam Pigeon Welcome to the Atlassian community. If you want to create a new task in a different project while keeping the original task in your current project, you can use the Link Issue function to link them together. This short video is a tutorial on linking issues. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSs1Tr6IVFQ
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Hello @marcus Welcome to the Atlassian community. In Work Management projects you don't defined the values for the Category field on that screen. Instead you add the values directly into the field on an existing issue. As you type in a value the pop-up will show you any possible matches and give you the option to create a…
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Hello @marcus Welcome to the Atlassian community. You mentioned the Calendar view. That is available only on Jira Work Management projects. Can you confirm for us that you are using a Jira Work Management type of project? If so that feature uses only Start Date and Due Date. You can't configure it to use other date fields.…
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The columns of a board display issues based on their Status. You can't base the display of the issues in board columns on their assigned Sprint values. You could add the Sprint field to the Card Layout to show the Sprint values on the cards.
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Hello @Dallas Devam The project to which the sprint belongs is based on the Location setting for the board where the sprint was created. It is possible that the sprint was created in a board where the board's Location was set to a different project. If that is the case then the sprint is not considered to be part of the…
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@Chase Flinn If the QA work (subtask) is required to be complete in order for the parent issue to be complete, then the parent issue also needs to carry over to the next sprint. I don't understand why you would need to move the subtask to another sprint without also moving the parent issue.
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@James As that is a different topic than your original post, please start a new Question and provide a full copy of the automation rule you are developing. That will get your new question visible to the whole community also, rather than to just me and anybody watching your original Question.
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In addition, there could be a Global automation rule that is making this change. To see if any automation rules have executed against the issue expand the Automation panel in the issue details view and click the Refresh option.
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Hello @Yordan Yordanov Welcome to the Atlassian community. Since the original author of this Question has already accepted the answer, please start a new Question of your own to get help with your scenario. Starting a new Question will also make your request visible to more of the community. When you add to an existing…
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Un administrador de Jira puede copiar la regla desde la página de Automatización global. Después de hacer clic en Copiar allí, la nueva copia de la regla se abrirá en el Editor y se mostrará la página Detalles de la regla. El administrador puede cambiar los proyectos al proyecto de destino allí. Solo un administrador de…
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Did you execute the steps in the document to connect the Bitbucket Workspaces managed by the other company to your Jira Cloud instance?
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Hello @Sanshia Wadhwa Welcome to the Atlassian community. Define "better". What functionality do you need that you don't have in Tempo Timesheets?
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Hello @Jason Wade (wade) Are you working with a board for a Team Managed project or a Company Managed project? In both cases when I set the WIP limits in the Columns configuration for the board, the limits are displayed in the actual board view at the top of the column. If that is not what you are experiencing can you show…
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Let us clear up some terminology. What do you mean by a Bitbucket "instance"? https://bitbucket.org is the Bitbucket Cloud instance. The instance contains Workspaces. Workspaces contain repositories. The steps in the document describe how to connect a Bitbucket Cloud Workspace to Jira Cloud. When you say "instance" do you…
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What aspects of the customer access need to be different? Are you sure that those differences can't be handled with project specific settings?
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Hello @Tamara Viljoen Welcome to the Atlassian community. You cannot convert an Issue Type to another level in the hierarchy in Team Managed projects. Additionally it is not possible to have multiple issue types at the Subtask level in a Team Managed project. There is a change request for that which you can vote/comment on…
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Hello @Anupama Kota Welcome to the Atlassian community. What you have circled in your image is Confluence Spaces that exist in the Confluence site/product at the URL https://ifocussystec-anupamak-1701158811624.atlassian.net (shown above the items you have circled). The are Spaces within Confluence, not instances of…
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Hello @Chris Knowlton Welcome to the Atlassian community. Regarding your question about security, refer to Atlassian's Trust Center for information. https://www.atlassian.com/trust I don't know the details of the Eula and license agreements and employment agreements you signed for your work related Atlassian products and…
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Hello @Giannis Karampatzakis Welcome to the Atlassian community. Your question is posted in the Confluence community. What relationship does your question have to the Confluence product? Is this actually a question related to the Jira product? If so, I can move your post to the correct Jira sub-community. Also, if this…
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Hello @Vera Valshonok Can you tell us about more about your use case? What problem are you trying to solve? Why do you want to set up a second copy of the product on another site in the same organization? Why do you want to migrate projects? Would you expect to have some projects still accessible on the first Jira…