Robert Wen_Cprime_ Community Champion

Welcome fellow Arizonan!

Excellent article!

I'm not comfortable with solving issues via email, mainly for the following reasons: 1. If I give you my email, there's now an unwritten expectation that I'm on your beck and call for "Jira support issues". That's not fair to my clients, who actually pay for the solutions I provide. I'm happy to serve the Atlassian…

At this point, I need you to be more specific, including screenshots if possible. What kind of Jira (Cloud, Server/Data Center)? What kind of GitHub (Github.com, Enterprise Server)? What steps did you do? What were the responses?

For Server and Data Center there is a REST API. You could set up the appropriate actions from your fixed asset management system to update Insight that way. Documentation is here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/insightapps/insight-rest-api-1085180885.html This is not available for Cloud (yet)

This is where I chime in with my vote for Ted Lasso You see in the first season how he molds his players, even though he doesn't know a thing about football (soccer in the US). Examples include: Finding and inspiring the captain of the team to be a leader using A Wrinkle in Time Seeing the ability in the waterboy, and…

Here's the support page with instructions: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/integrate-with-github/

Hello @Parmeshwar Jadhao ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! If you've finished setting up the integration, to link a Jira issue to a commit, start the commit comment with the Jira Issue ID.

You're going to want to create an Automation rule that creates the Insight Object when triggered by the creation of the Jira Issue from the Request Type. Use the Create Object action. This will allow you to fill the attributes from fields you capture on the Request Type/form as illustrated below. Hope this helps!

It doesn't appear so, currently. There is a request already gathering interest. You may want to upvote this request or at least keep track of it. https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BCLOUD-21102

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Hello @Gilbert Carroll ! I'm just asking for clarification: is your hope to have Jira under "https://myorg-jira.atlassian.net" and your other Atlassian products (e.g. Confluence) under a different URL? Because that's not the way it works. All Atlassian products you license will be in the same URL.

Hello @Ajay salla Yes, it's possible. Documentation is here. https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/create-issues-using-the-csv-importer/

Hello @Praveen I think your problem is that your Project Administrator and Release Manager does not have Manage Sprints project permission, as @Fabian Lim has suggested. You should see that it's set for the proper project roles or groups they're in.

Hello @Nadia ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Marketplace apps such as Easy Agile are licensed based on the total number of Jira users for a site. You can't select only a subset of a site's users.

The article you linked to was for Confluence Cloud. I don't think that inline comments while editing is available for Server/Data Center.

hello @Mahyad Abtahi ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Do you know if you're on Confluence Cloud or on Server/Data Center?

I've always used admin accounts (just in case). The documentation says that credentials are using SSH for linux, WMI for Windows, and SNMP for network devices.

There is the Schedule Issues permission in project-based permissions. You can see if you have that permission.

Hello @Nicole Wolf ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You're going to have to create workflows specific to your project's issue types and associate those workflows to a project using a workflow scheme

Hello @SRINIVASA RAO How did you migrate your project to the cloud? My guess is you used a CSV export/import. That is limited to 1000 issues.

Hello @Reza Mesgaran ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The certification portal tracks the digital badges and certifications from taking certification exams through a testing site or online through PSI. These certification exams cover the advanced concepts of Jira. More details of the advanced Atlassian certifications…

For scanning, Discovery uses credentials that the asset should recognize to log in. Details are here, in the Credentials subpage https://confluence.atlassian.com/insightapps/set-up-insight-discovery-1085180655.html

You're correct. For SAML-based SSO, you need Atlassian Access.

I can't do it with "out-of-the-box" JQL. Scriptrunner has a "hasComments()" JQL function that lets me set up this query assignee=Unassigned AND hasComments(0)

This discussion talks about how to submit feature requests for Bitbucket: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/How-do-you-make-a-feature-request-for-bitbucket/qaq-p/2026680 Looks like if you're on the Standard or Premium plan you can submit your request in a support ticket.

Hello @Aleksey Vishnevskiy ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! As stated in the system requirements, yes, Confluence 7.9 runs on Oracle 19c https://confluence.atlassian.com/conf79/supported-platforms-1027129937.html Hope this helps

The exam and certification for Jira Service Management on Server, ACP-400, was retired. As you have said, ACP-420 is for JSM on Cloud.

Hi @[deleted] This is my best guess because you haven't told me the complete picture such as total system memory and what version of Java you are running. My guess is that you need to remove the metaspace flag as identified in this article:…

Hello @David Obikwelu ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Could you be more specific of which Agile retrospective app you're trying to integrate with Jira?