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Hi @Olga Mill welcome to the community. You can connect to the database using any database management tool, once connected you can execute sql to query for information in the tables.

Hi @Arvind this should be easy enough setup your rule with a jql of DueDate < 10d 

Hi @chithra madhav as far as I'm aware there is no import from csv for Plans only export.

Hi @Harsha Khapre welcome to the community. What is the time format in your system?

Hi @Arunkumar Duraimani welcome to the community. As mentioned it would help a great deal to finding a solution if we know the error. Please provide the error message that you are getting.

Great read. Thanks @Sven Peters 

Hi @holger.fausek welcome to the community. Have you tried escaping it or wrapping it in quotes?

Hi @Andrew Pascarella at the bottom of the macro setup after you've returned issues via the filter you'll see a gear icon. Click on that will bring you into another screen, click on Display Options this will allow you set up the macro for single or multiple issues or to display columns or just the issue count.

Hi @Naman Batra welcome to the community. What is the error that it is throwing?

Hi @Alina since you're not on Cloud you could put in the Source Code plugin it's free. This will give you the page source, that might lead you to some automations if you understand the confluence structure. Do you have any scripting plugins available in your instance re: Scriptrunner?

Merry Christmas @Kristján Geir Mathiesen 

If it's not available in your My Atlassian I'd recommend contacting support.

Hi @jira welcome to the community. Here's some pages on searching in Jira that will help find your answer.

That's exactly what it should do yes. If in the end those issues keys or jira ids are the same as those that are in the commit messages/braches/pr's bitbucket should sync.

Hi @Arthur Harutyunyan if your bitbucket and jira are integrated then the jira id will be in bitbucket and those details drawn from there. The next time bb and jira sync it should update those details providing the jira id matches. I'm suspecting that this is not the case once the issue is imported via the csv re: the jira…

Hi @Raigo Lill welcome to the community. For users to see the Jira issues they must have a license.

Apptober Fest was a lot of fun.

All the great social interactions. The pictures. The stories. Then of course there's all the solutions.

Hi @Michael Furlan have you tried changing the page layout adding sections then using a section/column macro combo to control the layout within the section...?

Note: this is how I handle this type of thing now for both our DevOps and Production Support teams. Issues can be raised in any project for those activates, but the filter on the Boards that those teams work off of are based on a group membership re: assignee in membersOf("DevOps"). That's on a DC instance you may not have…

I'd think the easiest way to handle this would be to have the issues created in their own respective projects and assign the issue to a member of the DevSecOps Team then base your filter in the DevSecOps board to pull issues assigned to any team member.

Column Constraints? Filter Shares?

Hi @Geoffrey Williston welcome to the community. You can make as many boards as you need. Providing the issues they create are going to the DevSecOps project it will show in that boards backlog. 

Hi @Ileana V_ to add to what @Trudy P Claspill has already asked this may not be as complicated as having to use smart values to achieve what you are trying to do. If you could answer the questions she's put forward I'm sure one or more us will be able to help you find a solution.

I'm in the target demographic. My birthday was just this past Sunday. Much like @Barbara Szczesniak I had one yes 1 birthday party as a child, unlike my siblings who had one every year. Coming from a large family I without a doubt felt this. As an adult raising children the focus was on them. As an empty nester we try to…

Dark Mode for DC Jira and Confluence.

You're welcome.

Hi @Lukas Tartler welcome to the community. One possibility is you could write a custom macro that takes the username as an input parameter then execute a CQL against that building a table of links to those pages.

Hi @Alex that would depend on the size of your instance. About 20 minutes or so, but again it depends on the size of your instance.

Hi @Jag welcome to the community. Are you currently using any marketplace apps for your Release Management activities?