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Hello @BG Welcome to the Atlassian community. This Actions button relates to the Automation for Jira function. If you had sufficient permissions to create/edit Automation Rules you would see these options: If Automation Rules had been created that were able to be triggered manually and to allow any user to trigger them,…

Hello @Vo Cong Minh Welcome to the Atlassian community. Editing the Story Points and Assignee in a board backlog by clicking on those elements in an individual card is available only for Team Managed projects. The function is not available in Company Managed projects. There is a change request for editing Story Points in…

Adding to this... The Bug Tracking project template is available only for a Company Managed project. There is not a template for that project for creating a Team Managed project. So, as a user or Project Admin who could, at most, only create Team Managed project you will not be able to use the Bug Tracking project template…

Hello @sai-leung_lee Welcome to the Atlassian community. Can you confirm that you have the Jira Software product installed on the site you selected as the destination for the migration? Can you confirm that your Cloud subscription for Jira Software has not been deactivated or cancelled? Can you confirm that you are an…

Hello @Angel There is no native functionality in Jira that will give you the ability in a native dashboard gadget to group issues by project roles or user groups. You can create a filter to give you a list of all issues that are completed where a user specified in a User Picker field, like Assignee, is a member of a…

Hello @lnreddy_darukumalli Third party apps are billed based on the number of licensed users on the instance where the app is installed. You cannot purchase fewer licenses for just the app.

It doesn't work for me today, but I swear when I wrote that answer it did work. I wonder if it would be possible to accomplish this in an automated way by using the queries in an Automation Rule. I'll have to experiment with that.

No, JQL is used to retrieve issues.

So you are trying to get a list of the Epics that have the label "steelthread", is that correct? How does the existence of the QENG Epic and the Initiative impact what you want to extract? I feel like I'm not quite getting your requirement. Is this statement closer? "I have Epic QENG-907 and what I want is all the Epics…

Thank you for that additional explanation. If the comment should be added to the source issue only if the destination issues Status=Maintenance then change this condition: Change that to an Advanced Compare.

I don't believe there currently is a work around to achieve your requirement. There are currently some open change requests related to AR permissions that you can see in Atlassian's public backlog here. I don't see one that specifically matches your requirement. You may want to open a change request of your own or have…

What type of project are these issues in; Team Managed or Company Managed? Are the issues all in the same project or different projects? What type of field is "ID"?

You can still have two different comments. You just need to make sure you understand which issue will be considered the "source" (trigger) issue vs. the "destination" issue. Are you going to do this for just one link type, or will it be for multiple link types? For the Link Type(s) where you want to use this what are the…

Hello @Sumit Joshi Welcome to the Atlassian community. I don't think that is possible based on this documentation about AR permissions: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/set-permissions-in-advanced-roadmaps/

Hello @Chase S. Boothe Welcome to the Atlassian community. Check out this post on the same topic. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/SubTask-Completion-Percentage/qaq-p/1407088

Hello @Shanmuga Priya Have you reviewed the training materials available at https://university.atlassian.com ? Have you reviewed the documentation available at https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/resources/ The information is all available between those resources. Have us copy it all here is not going to be…

If you are working with a Company Managed project the names of all the schemes being used by the project can be found under Project Settings >> Summary. To identify the workflow used by a JSM issue you need to know the Issue Type of the issue you are creating. Then look at the Workflow Scheme associated with the project.…

Hello @Alain BEAULIEU The InnerQuery is providing you with a list of Epics. Have you tried running just the first part of OuterQuery to confirm it returns something? issueFunction in linkedIssuesOf("filter = 'InnerQuery'", "is Epic of") The first part of the OuterQuery seems to be looking for issues that are linked to the…

The Confluence Rest API allows you to update a page: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/rest/v2/api-group-page/#api-pages-id-put The Jira Automation feature supports a Send Web Request action that lets you call an API.…

Hello @Mark Peterson Per this documentation it looks like you can get the URL with {{project.avatarUrls}}

I think I need a more detailed explanation of this: How would i see those QENG epics that are attached to initiatives in a totally different project that have epics from other projects, linked to them where those epics use a specific label? I understand you want Epics from the QENG product, which are linked to Initiatives…

Hello @Luke Wirth Welcome to the Atlassian community. There is no image in your post. What type of issue are you moving between projects? Do you change the issue type as part of that move process? Are you moving more than one issue at a time, through the bulk change feature?

Hello @[deleted] Yes, ScriptRunner works on all Jira Software Cloud subscription plans. Are you encountering some issue?

If you have the Jira Software product licensed in your environment you can manually create a Scrum board that references your Work Management project. You will not be able to set the Location of the board to the Work Management project though. You would have to set the location to a Software project or to your personal…

I did a bit of experimenting and it appears that this smart value will refer to the subtask that is "last" in the visual list of subtasks in an issue. {{issue.subtasks.last}} I am not positive that is 100% reliable. I did not do a lot of testing, and only tested with a Company Manage project. I did try reordering the…

Hello @Thokala Suneetha An issue can be in only one Active or Planned sprint at a time. That is why you can't select multiple sprints in the Sprint field for a given issue. By setting the Sprint field you are assigning that issue to that sprint. In the agile methodology you are making a commitment to complete that issue…

Hello @Scott Federman That would not be possible with native JQL functionality. You can find documentation of the native JQL functionality here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/advanced-searching-939938733.html It would be possible with some third party apps that could be added to your instance. Would…

Alternately look at the Rule Details page for the rule. It should identify the project to which the rule applies.

So when you say the "last" subtask, you mean the last one in the list of subtasks, correct? Do you have some unique identifier on the "last" subtask that exist on all "last" subtasks and not on any other subtasks; a label, or a Summary, or unique issue links, or some other attribute?

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