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Not one that works out of the box. You'll have to use a Marketplace app to add a validator that allows you to validate based on JQL query. Then you could use some like what follows on this web page: https://apps.decadis.net/display/JWTSDC/Prevent+creation+of+issues+with+a+duplicate+summary

Hello, @Linnea Tyni ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The pop-up action is controlled in the workflow by a transition screen. Can you check in the transition to close your ticket that a transition screen is defined? If it's not, it could be that the transition screen got deleted. Hope this helps

The problem I see on this is that you want {{triggerIssue.Story Points}} to be cleared when you change {{issue.Story Points}}. This may collide with the case when you add additional sub-tasks at a later time.

Here's a Marketplace app that provides SSO connection to Azure AD for Atlassian Cloud apps. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1222230/azure-active-directory?hosting=cloud&tab=overview

Hello @jocelyn ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is also a Help Center portal that will contain links to the child portals on the JSM instance. Will that help?

Bingo! B-I-N-G-O, B-I-N-G-O

For JSM Cloud it appears that the expected method is using automation as shown by @Mikael Sandberg 's answer.

I already checked off 3 squares and TEAM hasn't started!

Hello @Allen Eskridge ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Without knowing more, I can put out an option which may or may not work. Export your project backlog as a CSV for them to import into their Jira/project management tool

Hello @Alejandro Alvarado ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! If you don't have a bitbucket-pipelines.yml file in your Bitbucket repo, The Pipelines page will open up to the first image you're showing. If you have that file, the guidance won't show any more (which I think is kinda wrong).

Welcome, @Chris Buzon !

Hello, everybody! My name is Robert Wen, but feel free to call me Bob. I work at ReleaseTEAM (an Atlassian Gold Partner) as a DevOps Consultant and Atlassian Expert. I'm pretty far along in my Atlassian journey (though, certainly not 10 years like @Jimmy Seddon !) I also hold 6 Atlassian Certifications and Atlassian…

Just to be safe, did you log out and log back into your Atlassian account?

Are you able to look at groups? Or is the user/group directory maintained by Atlassian Access? If not by Access, you should be able to see/modify group information using the following URL: https://support.atlassian.com/user-management/docs/create-and-update-groups/

If you created the instance, you are probably a site admin. If so, you control the access of users and groups. Jira admin permissions is group-based. It's indicated by what group(s) are listed in the Administer Jira permissions for your site. So, to make sure you're a Jira admin, go to https://admin.atlassian.com . This…

I'm game. When is it?

Welcome!

As my avatar suggests, mine is Iron Man. I could also throw in Batman as well. Their superpower?

Hello @Gokila ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! For the project that you're working on, do you have the Manage Sprints permission?

I think the firewall rules are going to be more than ports. A more thorough listing is here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/preparing-your-firewall-to-migrate-using-the-jira-cloud-migration-assistant-1026058250.html

Sure! Why not? If you're on Cloud, maybe set it up as a team-managed project. That way, you have control over the states of your "workflow" as they'll be mapped to the columns on your Kanban board. I can see this using the Kanban project template. That seems to be better than shoehorning into artificial sprints (unless you…

Hello @Josh Costella , welcome from up the "101" (I live around Cave Creek and Deer Valley in Phoenix)

My favorite thing to cook is good ole' fashioned barbecue. I love to smoke pork, ribs, and brisket. Cooking barbecue is agile because you're doing a lot of "inspect and adapt" in terms of making sure you're at the right temperature so you do make adjustments to the fire.

Hello everybody! I'm glad to be a part of this group! My name is Robert Wen. Let's see about answering some of these questions: 1. I work for ReleaseTEAM, a consulting company for working with DevOps tools. I have expertise in Atlassian, GitLab, GitHub, Cloudbees, and Hashicorp tools myself, but I work with others who have…

Hello everybody! I'm glad to be a part of this group! My name is Robert Wen. Let's see about answering some of these questions: 1. I work for ReleaseTEAM, a consulting company for working with DevOps tools. I have expertise in Atlassian, GitLab, GitHub, Cloudbees, and Hashicorp tools myself, but I work with others who have…

Hello @Nick K_ ! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The Global permissions you mention are to allow the ability to create shared filters and subscriptions. Your clients don't need the permission. Only the creator of the shared filter. Just to double-check. Do you (the filter creator) have these permissions?

If you want your approvers to view tickets, at the bare minimum they need: Application access: (being a member of a group that occupies either a Jira Software license or a Jira Service Management license) Browse Project permissions on the project: This could be set to the group with application access, a specific project…

I'm not sure if site admins have access to the billing details for the site or if it's only for the billing contact. Good luck with your search!

Hello Matt: Here is the page with licensing costs for Jira Software Cloud…

Hello @Paul Richard Have a look at the Browse Users and Groups global permission. It's the one that manages the users you see with the @mention functionality.