Mehmet A _Bloompeak_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @PS , Unfortunately, rest api does not provide any way to do that conversion. You can parse the json and convert the dates by coding.

It means that you store the credentials on the client side. Be aware that end user can see the credentials from the browser.

Hi @Vera Valshonok Happy to see that it worked. If you are looking more info about the statuses you can check Status Time app developed by our team. It shows status duration, status entry dates and status count for each issue.

Default value is set on the custom field screen not on the automation screen. See below to set the default value.

Hi @Vera Valshonok , Below are the steps that worked on my Jira. * Create a custom field named "Reopen Count" with type number and default value 0. * Create automation rule as below{{#=}}{{issue.Reopen Count}} + 1{{/}}

For cloud, you can try Restore Deleted Issues app. It allows you track, search and restore deleted issues which are deleted after you install the app.

Hi @Brad Rysdahl , You need to define different email handlers for each project.

Hi @robert.parker , Our team built Restore Deleted Issues app for this exact need. It is available for Jira Cloud. It allows you to track, search and restore deleted issues.

Hi, Our team at Bloompeak built Restore Deleted Issues app for this exact need. It is available for Jira Cloud. It allows you to track, search and restore deleted issues.

Hi @jamie royce , Permission on Jira is based on project. For a specific project, you can give public access for "Browse Projects" from Project Settings --> Permissions (left-hand menu). The issues and reports will be visible to anonymous users.

Hi @Mahesh Sherkar , It is not possible to fix it on the client side. Solution would be to add "Access-Control-Allow-Origin" to the response coming from the https://mysite.atlassian.net. I understand that the Jira server is under your control in AWS. According to your AWS setup(on LB or on Ec2), you should add one the…

Hi @Yvette , You can achieve it with automation under project settings.

Hi @[deleted] , When you choose "Approve the following domains" back, even it will not be usable you can add the domain into domains text field manually. It will work. Existing registered users will not be affected. You should manually remove their access to reduce license usage from below "User management" link.

Hi @Lubjik Ludas , Most probably ~ operator is not supported by your custom field. You can check it by trying to execute the same JQL in the jql editor? https://your-site.atlassian.net/issues/?jql=Project%20Name%20~%20%22-test%22

Hi @dguisinger , If it is linux bash script you should set 'set -e' parameter, so that the script will exit on error. <span>#!/bin/bash</span><span>set</span> <span>-</span><span>e</span><span># Any subsequent(*) commands which fail will cause the shell script to exit immediately</span> If it is Window PowerShell script,…

Hi @Shreya Yembarwar , Unfortunately, It is not possible using jql.

Hi @DHL Plus Support , You can export all issues into google sheet using https://gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/jira_cloud_for_sheets/1065669263016

Hi @nisha , The documentation you followed is for Jira service desk, that might be the reason. Please check below link for Jira Software. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Questions/Workflow-with-Approval-s/qaq-p/339

Hi @abbas baman , Yes it is possible using workflows. It is explained in details in the below link. https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/map-a-screen-to-a-workflow-transition-in-jira-server-720634253.html

Hi @Peter Mol , Jira stores your last edit text in local storage of Chrome. Try clearing the local storage from developer tools menu of chrome as below.

hi @Gen_Li , Why don't you use the command line, the git status command? ➜ my-project: git status On branch master Your branch is behind 'origin/master' by 2 commits, and can be fast-forwarded. (use "git pull" to update your local branch) nothing to commit, working tree clean

Hi @Rosana Casilli , Jira does not provide permission configuration per issue type. The only way is to create separate projects for the 2 user groups and apply the permission per project.

Hi @Natalie Wentzel , Ensure that the user is in assignable users by checking the project permissions page as below.

Hi @Jean Mignault , Since you are using cloud Jira, you can not see the logs. I suggest that you open a support ticket to Atlassian.

Hi @[deleted] , Try https://my.self.hosted.bamboo/browse/LSD-WS-JOB1/latest/test. It works on my bamboo installation.

Hi @[deleted] , The only way to prevent is to select "Don't approve any domain" checkbox as below. Your colleagues with company email address can not join into Jira without any approval. Only Jira administrators can create users for them.

Hi @Donata , Unfortunately, status time is not a built-in functionality in Jira. To display status time, you can search for apps in the marketplace. Our team at Bloompeak develped 2 apps for the exact need. * Status Time: It displays time spent on each status based on a calendar(7/24 or working hours). You can change the…

Hi @Synergy Administrator , Unfortunately, listing the dates of status changes is not a built-in functionality in Jira. There are different apps in the marketplace for that specific functionality. Our team at Bloompeak built 2 apps for this exact need. * Status Time * Status Time Lite is limited version of the above app…

Hi @Lilit Harutyunyan , You can use Status Time add-on. It generates time spent on each status based on a calendar(7/24 or working hours). If you are looking for a free solution, you can try Status Time Free.

Hi @Mohammad Asif-IT , You can export and import using Jira rest api.