Robert Wen_Cprime_ Community Champion

Hello, @George Turnbull . Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The nice thing about migrating from Jira Server to Data Center is that you can start with what you have currently. An initial migration could be as simple as adding the Jira Data Center license to your current server instance. At that point, you have flexibility…

I agree with you, it does appear to be a bug. Have you contacted Atlassian Support? https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

See if the following community discussion topic gets your further: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Marketplace-Apps-Integrations/How-to-run-jira-python-scripts-in-workflow/qaq-p/642409

Can you be more specific, about how the members are listed and what groups they're in? Can you show screenshots? I'll also need more details about your migration to Jira Cloud.

Sorry, there's no feature I know of that does this. In fact, it may be a little dangerous if the fields and schemes are associated with more than one project.

Did you set the translation that you wanted by following these instructions? https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/translating-custom-fields-1047552721.html

True. I did not catch that. Thanks!

I think issue security schemes are the way to go. The problem is that they are not available on the Free plan for Jira Cloud. Are you on the free plan or on a different plan (Standard, Premium, Enterprise)?

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There's no "easy" way to migrate a team-managed project to a company-managed project (or vice versa). You have to create the new project and bulk-move all the issues.

Happy to hear. Glad to be of service!

This might be a product access issue after migration. Are they listed in the correct group (Jira-software-users)?

Did you create a trial instance of JSM Premium? Insight is only on Premium.

According to Atlassian University: https://university.atlassian.com/student/activity/836769-get-certified ACP-100 Jira Administrator for Server and Data Center ACP-120 Jira Administrator for Cloud ACP-420 Managing Jira Service Projects ACP-600 Project Administration for Jira Server (until November) ACP-610 Managing Jira…

I'm glad to hear. If you think you're good to go, please close this discussion by selecting an answer or answers as correct.

Here are Atlassian's guidelines for GDPR on Server/Data Center products: https://confluence.atlassian.com/gdpr

Ah. Found it in billing: https://support.atlassian.com/subscriptions-and-billing/docs/manage-your-bill-for-enterprise-plans/ Marketplace apps are billed at the site-level. As far as #2 is concerned, I think visibility is only at the instance or site-level, but Atlassian is working on making visibility enterprise-wide.

This really works on a company-managed project. There, you have to create the bug status you want and add it to the bug-specific workflow. Then associate that workflow to the bug issue type on the workflow scheme. On the board, add the additional column and associate with the new status. Hope this helps

So, the URL for Atlassian Support is https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/ If you want to create a case for them, you should go there. My question after looking at your screenshots is whether this is your first Confluence data center node upgraded or some node after you've upgraded the first node.

Can you give a screenshot of what you entered for the field name and description?

An example of this is found in this Community topic: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Copy-Select-List-field-single-select-to-a-number-field-in-Jira/qaq-p/1351638

Hello, Arjun! Welcome to the community! Workflow screens allow for the fields in them (such as Resolution) to be filled during the transition. Use them if you need specific fields filled in for the transition.

I think the problem is with the select list. You have to convert the numeric values to actual numbers before performing the arithmetic operation.

And you created the new field in Scriptrunner?

There are still ways to move to the cloud. You have to contact Atlassian so that you can get a server license that covers the time it takes to do the migration. Hopefully the following link can help: https://support.atlassian.com/migration/docs/migrate-to-cloud-with-an-expired-server-license/ Good luck!

How did you define the new field (the one that is meant to be the quotient of the other two fields)? Can you give me a screenshot?

Atlassian is moving off of Server versions of all its applications. The timeline for the transition is in the following link: https://www.atlassian.com/migration/journey-to-cloud

The first number is how many total licenses were purchased. The second number is the number of users that are members of a product access user group (default is "Jira-software-users") and thus occupy a license. You may have some luck with the Java API. The reference is…

Jira licensing is allocated on a per-user basis (membership in a product access group). It's not allocated/deallocated at user logon/logout.

Yes. From the Backlog Screen, you should be able to create multiple sprints by clicking on the "Create Sprint" button.