Mehmet A _Bloompeak_ Atlassian Partner

I do not know. I guess they are just ignored.

Hi @Axel Cortvriendt , There is no specific solution per email address. But Jira can detect loops by according to the Message Threshold setting under JIRA Settings-> System ->Incoming Mail. With this setting you define how many messages from given address may be processed during 15 minutes time window without being…

Hi @Puneet_Malik , You can use Status Time app for the exact need. It displays time spent on each status based on a calendar(7/24 or working hours).

Hi There is no built-in solution in Jira. However, the data you need is available in Jira Rest API. It provides the exact status transition date and time for each issue. It returns json as below, but you need to extract and calculate for each issue. We developed Status Time app for the exact need. It displays time spent on…

Hi @Sayan Ghosh Dastidar , You can use Status Time add-on. It displays the status entrance date of issues in bulk. If you are looking for a free solution, you can try Status Time Free.

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

Hi @Yana Nikolayeva , 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 @Adam Argenti , You can try Status Time add-on. If you are looking for a free add-on, you can try the free version, Status Time Free. Hope it helps

Hi @Lucia Sedlakova , You can use Status Time add-on. It generates status time report based on your working calendar. If you are looking for a free add-on, you can try the free version, Status Time Free. Hope it helps

Hi @Chandra Pandey , The data you need is available in Jira Rest API. It provides the exact status transition date and time for each issue. It returns json as below, then you need to extract and calculate. For Jira cloud, you can try Status Time add-on. It generates status time report/export. If you are looking for a free…

Hi @FelixArthur , I hope below will work. project = "Project Name" AND issuetype in (Story,Bug) AND (labels != myLabelName or labels is EMPTY) ORDER BY Rank ASC

Hi @Ray Lee , On windows, you can use built-in MD5 command as below. CertUtil -hashfile your-package.jar MD5 | find /v "hash" You should insert above command into a script task as below.

Hi @Nathan Jones , Unfortunately, there is no by default. But some cloud apps are developed such that they have their own permission pages. You should check the documentation of each app to see if it has permission mechanism.

Hi @Jamie Cannon , Try below, hope it works. (text ~"Banana 1" OR text ~"Banana 2" OR text ~"B1" OR text ~"B2" OR text ~"Ban1" OR text ~"Ban2") AND project in (LNG, YLW, FRT) AND status WAS NOT IN ("Closed", "Resolved")

Hi @harshap303 , Maybe below works. {{issues.toUrl}}

Hi @Nicat Nagiyev , I think you can not get the "issue.created" value inside create issue action. Because at the time of "issue.created" function call, issue has not created yet. Instead of "issue.created", try using "now". {{now.format("MM/yyyy")}}

You can not make a POST http request by typing the url on the browser. Once you type and enter the url in the browser, browser makes a GET http request. You should check if telegram api has http POST end point that you can send data.

As far as I checked there is no prepend function. But you can have the same behavior with the below snippet.. {{issue.description.replace("found text, issue.summary.left(0).concat("my plain text").concat(issue.summary))}} Above the prepend behavior is done * first by creating an empty string issue.summary.left(0) ==>…

Hi @SParker , Below worked on my classic Jira project. Instead of "If issue matches: JQL", I used "Issue fields condition"

Hi @Masudur Rahman , Below worked on my Jira. I hope it works for you too. {{issue.description.replace("found text", issue.summary).concat("my plain text")}}

Hi @roknet , You can do it with post request in the custom data part as below as long as your Webhook url accepts post http request.

Hi there, There is the limited but free add-on Status Time Free. It displays time spent on each status on issue screen view.

Yes, you can.

Hi @Neetu Verma , 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.

They are called smart values and here is the list of them https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/smart-values-general/

Yes, you can send the summary by referencing it in the content. Here is the summary of the issue: {{issue.summary}}

For cloud, you can use Status Time add-on. It generates status count report in addition to status time report. If you are looking for a free version, you can try Status Time Free.

Hi, For cloud, you can use Status Time add-on. It generates status count report in addition to status time report. If you are looking for a free version, you can try Status Time Free.

Hi @Neetu Verma , Below worked for me {{issue.created.diff(now).prettyPrint}} It displayed below output for my sample issue. 71 days 23 hours 40 minutes 24 seconds

https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/automate-your-jira-cloud-processes-and-workflows