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Hi @bezawadas , You can have it with the latest automation feature of Jira.

Hi @Ankita Jain , Create Space permission might be missing for you user. I suggest that you consult to your confluence admin for the access.

Hi @Bartek , You can configure the board filter from the board settings as below. You can specify different filters for each board.

Hi @Amjath k , You can use Status Time add-on. It generates status count report in addition to status time report.

Hi @Madison Rojas , You can use Status Time add-on. It generates status count report in addition to status time report.

Hi @Mohanraj vengiduswamy , For cloud, you can use Status Time add-on. It generates status count report in addition to status time report.

Hi @Voka , Bamboo can ignore commits by regular expression matched on the commit message. You can distinguish the commit done by bamboo with custom message and exclude the message string you entered.

If you can customize your rest api, you can change the rest api to receive the credentials over query parameters. So, you can pass authentication parameters as query parameters in webhook url.

Hi @Andre Antunes da Cunha , But still, why not then just returning status 401 when the credentials are missing just like it is documented? This way it would even prevent that bogus "'PROJECT_NAME' does not exist" when in fact is does exist. Because the search api returns public tickets as well. If your Jira instance has…

As far as I know, it will get triggered when status changes too. If your rest api uses basic authentication, you can pass user pass in the url as https://username:pass@yourdomain.com/api/... .

Hi @Bongani Hermans , The line below is the reason. The user starting the tomcat does not have permission to access the pid file. You can give permission for the user or you can try deleting the pid file and then start tomcat. /opt/mcaadmin/atlassian-jira-software-8.1.0-standalone/work/catalina.pid

Hi @integmas , It is possible with Jira Webhooks.

Hi @Andre Antunes da Cunha , There seems to be no way to return 401, I tried with POST api but same result. It might be a bug of the Rest API. Or it is not a bug, it is a security feature. The rest API hides the information of whether the project name given in the jql exists or not.

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.

Hi @Melinda Harbaugh , You can get all statuses using Jira rest api. Replace {your_jira_domain_name} with your jira instance domain name and you get all the statuses defined. https://{your_jira_domain_name}/rest/api/3/status

You can use Status Time app. It generates status time report based on your working calendar. If you are looking for a free app, you can try the free version, Status Time Free.

Hi Uğur, You can use Status Time app. It generates status time report based on your working calendar. If you are looking for a free app, you can try the free version, Status Time Free.

You can use Status Time app. It generates status time report based on your working calendar. If you are looking for a free app, you can try the free version, Status Time Free.

You can use Status Time app. It generates status time report based on your working calendar. If you are looking for a free app, you can try the free version, Status Time Free.

You can use Status Time app. It generates status time report based on your working calendar. If you are looking for a free app, you can try the free version, Status Time Free.

You can use Status Time app. It generates status time report based on your working calendar. If you are looking for a free app, you can try the free version, Status Time Free.

Hi @Sally Abd Elrahman , You can use Status Time app. It generates status time report based on your working calendar. If you are looking for a free app, you can try the free version, Status Time Free.

You can use Status Time app. It generates status time report based on your working calendar. If you are looking for a free app, you can try the free version, Status Time Free.

Hi @Diego_Garcia_Herrera , 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.

Hi @Shanmuganandan_Jayakumar , Yes it is possible. In the docs link, it is mentioned as the 4th method. Below is the screenshot from docs page. Below is screenshot from our bamboo. You can select scheduled deployment. It will select latest package prepared by the build plan and deploy it regularly.

Hi @Alagukumarappan Ramasamy , If the authentication method on the web site is basic authentication, on bamboo you can do it via curl or wget by specifiying the both the pdf url and username/password. If authentication is not "basic authentication" and it is form based, then you can execute selenium on the bamboo as well.…

Hi @Shanmuganandan_Jayakumar , Yes it is possible with cron expression scheduling. See the docs for details.

You can use Status Time add-on. It generates status time report based on your working calendar. If you are looking for a free solution, you can try Status Time Free.

Hi @Pavlina Novakova , We released the new feature of displaying status entrance dates. You can view/export the status entrance dates and work on it.

Hi @Pavlina Novakova , 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 the date differences. You should loop for all the issues under the epic, take the minimum of In Progress dates and…