Thorsten Letschert [Decadis AG] Community Champion

Best of luck everyone!

Biased opinion, but our app sumUp for Jira comes in really handy when in the need for lightweight reporting across any numeric value where you don't want to run huge exports and/or external reports. Just add one of its gadgets to your dashboard, apply a filter or custom JQL, add the number fields you'd like to see totals…

Hello beautiful people! 👋🏽 Being around the Atlassian ecosystem since 2016, I've been wearing several hats since then. Having started as an Atlassian Consultant I've followed our overall shift towards the Atlassian Marketplace. My main focus is trying to raise awareness of our app portfolio. Not coming from a classical…

Missed that outfit in Barcelona, @Boris Berenberg - Modus Create!

Cheers, Stu!

So glad I got my hands on some of those stickers in Barcelona last week!

Scrolling through the comments, I might need to look at Oboard's OKR app. 😊

@Kelsey Van Scoy Thanks for the great article!

Hey @Trudy P Claspill , basically nothing more than * open project settings * change name and key * save. The change has been made yesterday morning. What's also strange is that everything initially worked as usual and only seemed to break down overnight.

Hey, Welcome to the club. I'd definitely support engaging in this program for several reasons: * Increase trust and therefore be more attractive to potential customers * Participation is mandatory for partner levels within the Marketplace Partner Program…

Great article. And even better visuals!

Glad to hear! Just let me know if you need further help with adding the additional logic.

Hi @McCluskey, James , While the operator is generally valid, the problem is that you're comparing different types - a CalendarDate with a String ("2024-03-04"). Are you actually planning to compare with a hard-coded timestamp, or are you going to use a relative expression, e.g. issue?.created > new Date().minusMonths(1)…

Hi @Pierre Ibrahim , The first thing that came to my mind was obviously "shared workflows", but that doesn't seem to be a valid option for you here. If you want to prevent the creation of those issues proactively, however, I'd guess your only option is to have the validator in place for every issue type/project of…

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Great presentations!

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Hi @Jerilyn Edginton , * After editing the workflow, you should head over to the issue search, filter for the issues with the incorrect resolution and then do a bulk change on only those issues. * Within the dropdown, the first "None" option should be the correct one corresponding with "empty value". In general, since…

HI @Jerilyn Edginton , you can use so called global looping (or reflexive) transitions that won't update the status. This article explains the usage quite well: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-articles/How-to-create-global-looping-transitions-in-a-Jira-workflow/ba-p/1135968 Cheers, Thorsten

Hi @Paul Krueger , it seems like Atlassian has moved those also to the Actions dropdown, included in the From workflow section: From my latest knowledge, this only applied to global reflexive transitions. Looks like something was changed (recently?). Edit: In the meantime, the Actions menu has been updated to a ⚡ icon…

Hi @ning.rubia , While this might not be doable out of the box, a workflow app that is capable of evaluating Jira Expressions can help (I've successfully tested your use case using Jira Workflow Toolbox). Please try a Jira Expression as follows: issue.getNewestChangelog('status', {toString: 'Ready for 4eye Check'}).author…

HI @Yochi Danino , If an additional app is a valid solution for you and displaying your totals on your Jira dashboard is sufficient, you might want to have a look at sumUp for Jira, since it provides a set of lightweight gadgets, e.g. a two-dimensional one - see https://apps.decadis.net/x/8ofrAQ Cheers, Thorsten P.S. I'm…

Hi @Sara Angel , This is probably not doable without an app. Speaking of another option, Jira Workflow Toolbox, there is a way to include conditional logic as shown in this example: https://apps.decadis.net/display/JWTCLOUD/Make+a+field+required+only+for+stories For you, the condition would not be run against the issue…

Hi @Venugopal Paladi , To assist you, I'd need a bit more information: * Are you struggling with selecting the correct issues or the complete rule? If the latter is the case, please describe what should trigger the rule. * Regarding the versions: are you also working with the release dates or simply relying on using dates…

Looks neat. However, I +1 the other comments asking for additional events to do proper testing.

Hi @Nikita Rao , in this case, you probably need a conditional operator (see https://apps.decadis.net/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=38569652#expand-Examplesofusingtheconditionaloperator) like issue?.customfield_10152?.value == "x" ? issue?.customfield_##### != null : true replacing ###### with the custom field ID of your…

Very interesting! Are any APIs planned or in place to process this data? Besides, is there already documentation in place regarding the usage within JQL besides the snippets shown in the screenshots?

Hi @Gunasekaran N , Thanks for your feedback. Could you please accept my answer then? Cheers, Thorsten

Hi @Gunasekaran N , Assuming that you want to calculate the date difference between those two fields in years, you can try an expression like ({issue.cfEEEEE} - {issue.cfSSSSS}) / {YEAR} where EEEEEE is the ID of your End date and SSSSS is the ID of your Start date. Add those two using the field picker, and make sure…

Looks great. Can't wait to try it myself.