Guilhem Dupuy Expert

Hi @Jira Admin , No you can't buy Standard plan licences if you are using the premium plan, the plan applies to all the users of a product. Which means if you are using Jira Software Standard and Jira Service Management premium, all your JSM users will be on a premium plan and all the Jira Software users on a Standard…

Oh you're right, then the app is now free too, you simply have to download it and you'll be able to use it without requiring any license. Looks like we both learned something today then :)

Bonjour @Géraldine Team Edito , Normalement si le Workflow n'a pas été publié aucun impact ne sera visible côté utilisateur, cependant il est possible qu'une version antérieure du version ayant été publiée par erreur ait causé la disparition des statuts depuis le Backlog. Cependant pas de panique, la modification des WF ne…

Hi @Kyle Weston , There is a paid version of Automation and a free one, the free one offering less functionalities but still being very helpful in many cases :) You can find there the free version, and here the one you have to pay for. Let me know if this helps, Guilhem

Oh en realidad hay una mejor manera de editar las antiguas resoluciones ! Puedes probar eso :) 

Si claro estoy de acuerdo, por eso existe esta solicidad de funcionalidad en el Atlassian Support : bulk edit resolution Pero ahora no existe nada mas :/ Un saludo !

Hola @Patricia Cuadrado , Desafortunadamente no es una operación facil; la mejor option que tienes es de "bulk edit" las tareas que estan CLOSED para reabrir las temporalmente. Depuedes puedes cerarlas otra ves, lo que automaticamente editara la "resolucion". Para selecionar solamente las tareas que acabes de reabrir,…

Ahah you're welcome @Kasper Ell !

Mi placer :) 

Oh my bad, I gave you an incorrect JQL request, the correct one is the following : Sprint = "{{sprint.name}}" I edited it in my original answer too :)

Hi @Jim Reynolds , Your question was previously answered in this Community Post, but to summarize it the following JQL request exists on Jira Cloud : parentEpic = "NameOfEpic" Does it solve your problem ? Guilhem

Hola @Patricia Cuadrado , Primero perdona mi español, lo estoy aprendiendo :) Hay 2 maneras de hacerlo, por las dos deberas preguntarlo a un Jira Admin. La primera es de editar el (or las) Workflow del proyecto y de añadir una Post-Function que automaticamente edita la resolución (con la post-function "editar un campo")…

Hi @Kasper Ell , You can achieve that using the following automation rule : In order to filter the issues in the newly created Sprint, you can use the following JQL in the Branch part of the automation : Sprint = "{{sprint.name}}" Does it solve your problem ? Guilhem

Yes indeed @Hela Szubert ! You can add something like : assigne WAS "Jean Michel" AFTER startOfDay(-15) which returns issues which were assigned to Jean michel at one moment in the last 15 days. You could also do something like this : assignee WAS "Jean Michel" DURING (startOfDay(-15), startOfDay(-7)) which would return…

Hi @Tomasz Bis , You can achieve that using Jira automation, by creating a new automation rule which works like this : And you could then add other conditions to add user D as a request participant when user C is assigned to the issue. Does it solve your scenario ? Guilhem

Hi @Hela Szubert , What you suggest about creating a new field may work, but as you mention it requires some additional work both on the Jira Administration and Jira user sides. A simpler option may be to edit your filter in order to display the issues on which a given developper worked at one point (the issues which were…

Hi @Dan H , I think this comes from your smart value, try with the following one : {{issue.timetracking.timeSpentSeconds}} Does it solve your issue ? Guilhem

Hi @[deleted] , You can achieve that by using the Issue Security Schemes, that you can parameter as a Jira Admin : Security Schemes Documentation And you'll need to create a specific Jira user group for the Security Team. Let me know if it helps, Guilhem

Hi @Gideon Maasz Natively in Jira, you can use the time estimates field and note the time you spend on each issue, you can also display it in Jira Dashboards using the Workload Pie Chart diagram which allows you to visualize the total time spent by each user across various projects. But as you can see it's quite limited,…

Happy to hear it :) 

Hi @Hüseyin Altin , I don't know much about Tempo on Jira Server (I use it mainly on Cloud), but if you're not able to select a 2 weeks period of time maybe on your Tempo Report, maybe you can add a Filter to it ? En filter it with something like "Sprint IN currentSprints()" or with dates. Let me know if it helps, Guilhem

Hello @High Performance , This is because you're currently on a Team Managed project, you can only apply Issue Type Schemes (and every other scheme) to Company managed projects ! Hope it helps, Guilhem

Hi @Gaston Him , This is due to the fact that the "Request Participants" field is specific to Jira Service Management Projects, which is why it doesn't display properly in your Jira software Project. To get around this issue, you could simply create a new custom field of the type user select (or user multi select depending…

Hi @CG , I think I get this one ! It's probably because you nee to re-fetch / re-actualize your issue data between the action where you set a new value for the description field (step 2) and the moment you clone the issue (step 3). Otherwise Automation doesn't get it and you'll find the old description value in your cloned…

Hello @Samuel Araiza , To my knowledge there is no option to do that, as this email address is linked to your employee whole Atlassian account and not simply to your Jira instance :/ What you (or your employee) can try though, is to directly submit a support issue to Atlassian Support , who might be able to do it for you.…

Hi @Sari , You can achieve that using a branch rule based on linked issues : * For all linked issues, check if there exist one of them which is not in "Done" status * In this case, check if its linked issues are all in the "Done" status * If yes, transition if to Done * And that should do it :) Let me know if it helps,…

Hello @Kim Andersson , I'm pretty new to the use of forms to but to my knowledge, in order to link a form field to an actual Jira Custom field you need to use the "Linked Jira field" option, right on top of the "Data connextion" option. Then the link will work both ways, which means that you form field will take values in…

You can't remove them completely, you can simply rename them by clicking on your transition (the arrows with the "All" written to the left). If you really don't want to see them, you can try to rename them with " " or something similar but it's not something I would recommend.

Hello @Elaine Ma , The way the Velocity Chart works doesn't vary much depending on your estimation method; To my knowledge, in your case "Completed" corresponds to the sum of the "Original Estimates" of your Jira issues which are in a completed status. This includes all the scope changes made during the Sprint, which means…

Hi @Gnanabaskar , You can achieve that by editing your current Workflow, and renaming the transitions (arrows of the Workflow). By the way you need Jira Administrator permission to do this, so you may have to ask your Jira Admin to do it for you. Let me know if it helps, Guilhem