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Hello @Ismail Sanni ! You can set up personal and work emails in your Certification account profile. Any certifications you earn can travel with you on that account.

Hello @Jeff McMurray ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! To update your version of Confluence, even to the 7.13.7 version, you'll need an active license/maintenance agreement. You actually need to be current for your migration as well. One solution I see is getting a trial Data Center license. Details are…

The only way I see out of this is having 2 "On-hold" statuses, one for each Step.

Hello @Thalia Williams ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The article link you attached goes to a different vendor (BMC, creator of Remedy). I'm attaching links to the appropriate descriptions/documentation.…

As far as next steps usually go, the integrations work by making sure the Git commit comment begins with the Jira issue ID.

Sorry, @Shravankumar Annavajjala . I'm not an Atlassian employee. I'm a volunteer who gives advice and instruction for free. So, I'm not going to work with you via call. I do have paying clients to tend to first :)

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1. I look at the terms "Server", "Data Center", and "Cloud" as the platforms for the Jira products out there. But, within those platforms, Jira Software is the product you're talking about as far as helping you implement Agile methodologies for software projects. 2. Confluence is a documentation/wiki tool that can be used…

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All versions of Confluence Server and Data Center are affected. You should look at the advisory page to upgrade to the latest version of 7.13. https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/confluence-security-advisory-2022-06-02-1130377146.html

Hello @sree ramya lanka ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The Jira products available depend on the platform you're looking at: For Server/Data Center (on-premesis/private cloud/public cloud) Jira Software - Looks at progress for software projects using boards, releases Jira Service Management - Looks at management for…

This sounds like this is a company-managed project. Can you ask your Jira admin if you have access to your newly-created project?

Hello @Scott Splater ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The first question I have: Is your project a team-managed or company-managed project? If it's a team-managed project, what role are you? If it's a company-managed project, do you have the Browse Project permission?

Hello @zsanett galantay ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! From what it sounds like, you're using a Single-Sign On application (e.g. Okta) to supply your credentials to Jira and Confluence. This app would take care of the second step authentication and present your credentials to Jira and Confluence. There's no…

Hello @Ashwini.Selvaraj ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Have you looked at the solutions provided by this previous question? https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/GitLab-Wiki-confluence-Migration-Can-you-provide-any-guidance-or/qaq-p/1951563

What was the project key on the old instance?

Application-wise, you shouldn't have to do any hops in between. As far as the database is concerned, that's where you may have to upgrade your database. The Upgrade guide I linked to gives guidance on that. Also post-migration, you may need to upgrade any Jira Marketplace Apps (a.k.a plugins) you currently use.

Hello @Wakil BENAMOUR ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What's the value of your Project key? Can you tell from the CSV file?

Hello, @Matthew Dillon ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You should be able to upgrade from 6.1.5 to the latest version directly. It will work better with Confluence (you're on the latest major version of Confluence). Here's the upgrade guide for…

Hello @Shawn Murphy ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You need to make sure you have the Share Dashboards and Filters global permission. Talk to your Jira admin if you don't.

Very good. If you think your original questions have been answered, please accept the answer so the topic is considered closed. Thanks!

The integration that you're using allows connection to the Git repo only. This allows you to do the following: * From a Jira issue, create a branch that has the name of the Jira issue ID * From a Git commit comment, connect the commit to the Jira issue * Create a pull request from a Jira issue. You can sync GitHub issues…

The Code page isn't empty. It's showing the repos that are connected to Jira and where on the Jira issue you can perform actions such as creating a branch, and creating a pull request.

Hello, @habib rahman ! The ACP-600 exam was retired as of last November. If you were studying for that, you may want to look at the ACP-610 exam.

@Bulbul Bhojpuri , at this point, I'm wondering about your expectations. The typical use case is to connect changes in Git to a Jira issue. That's when the connection occurs. This is done by having the Jira issue ID as the first part of your commit comment. Anything more extensive such as syncing Jira issues with GitHub…

You're on the right track. You tie the commit to the Jira issue by prefacing the commit comment with the Jira issue ID.

I would try again with a company-managed project. Team-managed projects may not be supported.

Once you install and configure the integration, you usually tie a build to a Jira issue by starting a commit comment or branch name with the Jira issue ID. Yes, the integrations I mentioned before need to be purchased.

The first thing you could do is find and pick an integration. Here are ones I found on the Atlassian Marketplace: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?product=jira&query=azure%20devops These may help you out with the build portion:…

Hello @boen The behavior you described sounds like you're accessing the JSM ticket from the portal. What happens if you're an agent and you're observing it from the Jira UI?