Craig Nodwell_7eve9b Expert

the user running the import what permissions do they have on that directory?

@Tobi Itebe you won't get the content back but you should be able to view the history of the changes to the ticket. This will give you an idea of what changed, when, and by who.

Hi @ravi k could you describe this a little more, what do you mean by changed hierarchy settings? Is this a team managed or a company managed project?

Hi @Tobi Itebe welcome to the community. Was the story itself deleted?

Excellent point @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- that thought skipped my mind. I do the exact same thing for a number of fields used for the exact same purpose.

Hi @PRAMOD KUMAR REDDY KASIREDDY are you on Cloud or are you on Server and using the plugin? 

Are these new issue you are creating during the import? Or are these new issues that get created during the regular work cycle?

You should be able to script this out. I'm a bit busy right now with work, but I'll look later for you to get you started or with you if you get yourself started.

I would suggest setting this up as a post function of the create for this issue type with a condition that it was created by the mail collector.

Hi @Ashik Narayan welcome to the community. Jira Cloud and Jira Server are very different products under the hood. They use different API's .

Hi @Jony Gurfinkel welcome to the community. Do you have any script plugins available like Scriptrunner? DC has a custom field cleaner built in...

or the other way project in ("Developer", "Cebu Development Team", "Davao Development Team") AND ”PO Workflow” = “Ready for Sizing”

just get rid of the AND statement at the beginning. that AND is if you are searching for something prior to the project like this ”PO Workflow” = “Ready for Sizing” AND project in ("Developer", "Cebu Development Team", "Davao Development Team")

Again it depends on the platform and what plugins you may have. Can you share some of those details.

@Xu Nie as per @Rilwan Ahmed yayyy :) and yes this is why I was asking.

Hi @Stwdo_S rather than pulling from Confluence it makes more sense to do a push from Jira. How you achieve that depends a lot on the platform you are on re: Cloud/Server/DC and what plugins you may have available to you. This is entirely doable. 

Hi @Xu Nie what do you mean by worked on? Were these issues assigned to you at one point? Did you perform edits on issues that were not yours? Trying to understand your ask here.

This is so old I'm not even sure how to answer this any longer. We are not on Jira 9

Hi @Mohsina Mobeen boards are independent of each other and are simply a graphical representation of the issues. Switching from one to the other or running both in parallel is not beyond Jira.

Did you get this figured out?

I've never done one of these. I've been invited many times over the years. Now you all got me pumped for next year, you can count me in.

Stunning.

For me it's Hockey. Although years ago I lost interest in the NHL due to the greed involved in professional sports. I enjoy watching the juniors, the hungry kids trying to claw their way into the pros.

I've been smoking for over 50 years. I'm in the process of stopping. I'm down to 8 a day from 75. It starts in the morning. Instead of coffee and a cigarette I now hit the hot-tub first then I make up stuff to keep me busy stalling for at least an hour and a half before I allow myself that first dart.

Soooo what's your question?

Hi @[deleted] welcome to the community. To modify the issueTypes you'll need jira admin privileges and then modify the issueTypes scheme within the project.

Condition on transition -> Post function to inspect value and pop up screen on value found to capture inputs.

Hi @Durell Demartini not out of the box, but with a plugin like Scriptrunner it is. For that matter I set this up just last week on a project I'm working on for a client that has purchased scriptrunner. I'm sure there's other script plugins too. Another option would be to build it out in your own plugin. In Jira Cloud and…

Hi Jess, along with @John Funk jql statement, if you want to include a project or filter out projects or include them then you would include this along with John's jql above. single project AND project = Developer multiple projects AND project in ("Developer", "Cebu Development Team", "Davao Development Team")

Jira has come a long way since your post. Have you found a solution? Do they include any of the new features?