Craig Nodwell_7eve9b Expert

Hi @Mohan Kumar Selvaraj welcome to the community. parentEpic in (EPIC-1, EPIC-2)

Hi @Vishal Kanoujiya here you go.

Hi @Hitesh Kumar you would find that in the marketplace. It adds a lot of power to Jira.

Hi @Hitesh Kumar welcome to the community. You could achieve this through scriptrunner. Do you have that plugin?

Curious to know how the second phase went.

You sound like you're a busy guy.

I hope this worked out

Hello from Canada

Thank you for this great information.

Thanks for the into.

Hi everyone I'm Craig from Canada. I've been doing build and release management for 31 years now. I've been working with Atlassian for 17 of those years. I hope to keep my learning on a forward track and joining this group is part of it.

Hi @Raunak Maskay welcome to the community. In the users list you should have the option to filter out users who are active/inactive there should be a filter available for your selection.

Hi @Vishal Kanoujiya Total for the page? Space? Site?

You could easily do this with a post function. Another solution would be to purchase Scriptrunner.

Please note "Epic Status" is not the same as "Status"

Not just the resolution field. If you followed the steps above it should have closed the Epic. What you can do is get the Epic Status as mention by @John Funk above onto your Epic View/Edit screen(s) and then set that status to Done. This is what the action that I described above does. End result is that the Epic Status…

You're welcome.

Hi @vikranthcms the Jira Audit Log will tell you this. Admin -> System -> Audit Log

Hi @Shiri Feldman in the Backlog Epics Panel select the Epic you want to close off and click on 3 dots ... select Mark as Done. This will remove it from the Epics Panel 

Hi @Danielle.Hawkins the only way I know to do this within Jira is through a plugin. There's at least two that will satisfy this requirement that I'm familiar with. Scriptrunner and Time In Status. Time In Status may be the best option for you as it has a bunch of rich built in features for tracking time. Scriptrunner on…

Hi @Jamie Edmondson does your board filter include more than one project? If it does do you have permissions to see issues in that project?

Hi @Thomas Chorley welcome to the community. You may have to try this.

Hi @rakesh not sure exactly what you mean by client application. From the link you sent all you did was pull some examples from bitbucket, have you created a Jira Cloud instance?

Hi @Reeja Mathews welcome to the community. There is groovy code to achieve this and it is used within plugins such as Scriptrunner or Groovy for Jira. Do you have any of these plugins available to you?

Hi @Tatsuro Shimada welcome to the community. You could achieve this with issue level security. I'm not sure I understand your requirement, but issue level security would satisfy it.

Hi @Nancy Good welcome to the community. You could create a custom user picker and set the 'User Filtering' option available in the Configure custom field page for user picker fields. Users can be selected based on project roles or user groups. Place that field on your Create screen instead of the Assignee field. Then…

So here's one for you sorry still busy but based on your information about Service Management. Email Scriptrunner Jira Service Management' This is only an example however, like you don't need to create the attachement. What you need to focus on is getting the email body parsing it and setting the reporter to that value…

Depends on what version of Jira you are using. Can you identify you version. I could have jumped the gun there.... And maybe if you could be more clear on the "I was able to write the first part" Do you have a plugin like Scriptrunner? What did you write the first part in?

Based on the last statement I'm thinking you're writing an automation. Have a look here.