Poorvi Jhawar Atlassian Partner

Hi @Leo I don't have a resolution field

Hi @Jack Brickey they are in Done, and the status is in Done. Checked to see it isn't in Release. 

Hi @Jack Brickey Here you go

Thanks @Darryl Lee this does help :)

+1 for multiple boards

@Bridget Thank you so much for the shout out, it is such a fantastic feeling! Congratulations to all the other winners! It's a happy start to the year :)

Hi @Carl We have finished this slot, but we are collecting interested leads at this stage. If you can send us an email on training@techtime.co.nz we will be able to contact you with our latest dates :) If you have 6 or more people from your team joining we can schedule a session at your convenience and use…

Hi @Vladimir Razumeyko You can also look into EasyTime, an automatic time tracking app for Jira. So instead of recording time in a particular status, it is based on Jira events like — reading an issue, internal and external comments and resolving the issue. It also has the ability to automatically stop tracking time when…

@Jimmy Seddon fantastic topic! When it was my turn to start the thread for Friday fun, I was struggling between this and 'tell me your quirks' :P I know I am late to the party, but I have to participate :D I HATE mushrooms and tofu. I just can't deal. I also don't like anything like gummy bears, marshmallows, and jelly. 

Hi @Yogesh Mude We have an app that does exactly this. EasyTime — An automatic time tracking app for Jira It will log time as you work through your tickets, without having to start or stop a timer or changing the ticket status. It works on the relative priority of events which you can configure. It is a new app, and we…

Hi @Kate Pawlak _Appsvio_ Not directly connected to your question, but we are vendors for EasyTime - An automatic time tracking for Jira. With a cloud version for the same app on the horizon. However, we are also looking to understand your use-case for time tracking. Would you be interested in a 20-min chat with me? You…

Fantastic topic @Valerie Christine Knapp I hope you are doing well! Mental health is so important, but not discussed often :) So, here is some fun stuff I did do: - I took this opportunity to improve some of my skills which weren't directly related to work but certainly helps. I am terrible at Mathematics and wanted to…

Hi @Hemingway He You can vote for the anchor feature here https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-69198 This documentation gives an overview of how you can link headings on the same page. https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/insert-links-and-anchors/ However, from what I see you can't anchor using…

@Monique vdB Would the badge reflect at a later time, mine doesn't reflect yet :(

Being my first Summit, I loved the fact that I could attend all sessions without having to give up 'work'. I could hear the speakers, while I work on other things. Something I know, I wouldn't be able to do if I was attending in-person. I really hope to get my Community Leader Status in time for next year so that I can…

Hey @Monique vdB I do believe that I have participated and started in a Summit discussion. Also participated on miscellaneous Monday thread, played remote bingo, gave the secret password and just wrote an article on embracing remote :D What's the score? :P

Hey! I wrote this article twice because the first time round I closed the window :P https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Off-topic-articles/Learning-to-wash-your-hands-shouldn-t-be-the-only-thing-you/ba-p/1342363

I loved that being a non-technical team member, I didn't feel left out. Even though I don't use Bitbucket or Jira Service Desk, I could understand the value of the updates which I could share with my customers and team members. I enjoyed that ALL TEAMS were addressed. There was something for everyone. I hope to use the…

Mine is Otter :D

I couldn't find the community chat :(

I look most forward to the Cloud and DC updates :) 

Absolutely! :D A pressure cooker is probably the most important thing. :) 

I always have home-cooked lunch, I hate breaking my rhythm and going to buy food. So like @Teodora V _Warsaw Dynamics_ mentioned, fresh home-cooked meal is certainly a big benefit for me too. My go-to meal is usually something called Khichdee - It basically sick people food for Indians :P It's like rice and lentils in a…

Hi @[deleted] Apologies, seems like your comment slipped through. This is the process I follow: Trello: Use Trello as an 'idea board' when Plans aren't finalised and it's just a thought I may or may not want to act on. Confluence: Put in my research, I use marketing campaign templates to include information and basically…

Wow! you look like a professional

Hahaha, I do that with a sandwich, I eat off the crust and then the middle at the last :P 

@Jimmy Seddon So is my brother, and I have seen the benefits. Hahahah! Unfortunately, I can't do anything with my left hand -_- 

@Adam Rypel _MoroSystems_ Hahahah, me too. I worry about for sometime, then on to my next distraction :P

@Teodora V _Warsaw Dynamics_ No crumbs/hair/spots talking to you then :P This must be a toughie when talking to someone for the first time. But it's so much better to just say it, than not pay attention to what they have to say. At least in my opinion :P

Hahahaha, I have to admit, I'm somewhat like that. It's not a compulsion, but definitely would prefer it. :P