Alex Koxaras -Relational- Community Champion

I RVSPd for an event today and I look forward to it! Let's get this!!

@Jacques B I would then recommend getting an app to do that.

Hi @Caity Hume and welcome to the community, This article described (I think) what you want https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/adding-people-to-a-board/

I would definitely should say Autumn and end of spring. Not to hot, not too many allergies! Winter is freaking cold and summer is too hot.

Yup, you do that!

Well not a childhood hero, but definitely one of the few people I'd like to meet and still didn't manage to meet/see in person/upclose/100m distance, is the composer John Williams. Maaaan I was soooo close to book a ticket for London 7 years ago to go and see him... :(

Hi @Sabina Giovannini and welcome to the community, Please take a look at this thread https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Trello-questions/How-many-people-maximum-can-be-invited-and-added-to-a-board/qaq-p/1370538

Hi @David Stanton and welcome to the community, No you can't do that and unfortunately I think that there isn't any app for the cloud which can do that (https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-11194). However what you could do is use another app, which can hold HTML. So you place all you text inside this macro and…

Hi @Gustavo Cardoso Ferreira You are looking the whole SLA thing quite wrong in my opinion. The service level agreement doesn't show how long it will take for a request/incident/whatever to be resolved, but it show what the agreement is in the first place (and not only to resolve the issue, but to respond as well, to…

Whaaa??!?!? You mean the plain reviewer or the design reviewer?

@Sharon Porat What I would do in your case then is: * Create a bunch of different events based on whatever template you want (e.g. generic or issue created or whatever) * Write a listener which will gets trigger on field changes * Use the dispatchEvent() (com.atlassian.jira.event.issue.IssueEventManager) to trigger the…

@Melina Blonsky You have 3 different Jira products: * Jira software * Jira service management and * Jira work management Each of the above products have two types of projects: * Company managed * Team managed So in order to get the reports you want, you have to have Jira software and to create a company managed…

Good to know that!

@Melina Blonsky these kind of reports are available for Jira Software and company managed projects. They are not available from JSM projects https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/features/reports

Hi @Hugo Azevedo No, not like on server.

Hi @Sri Sravya Nalla and welcome to the community, Currently you can't do that. Vote and watch this issue https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-44329 The workaround of the above issue might help you a bit.

Hi @Naya Fabiani * Go to your project > project settings * Customers notifications > Edit Template The above will edit the master template, and the things you want: You can always edit individual customers notifications if you want.

Hi @Wes Lyman This is the first time that I hear this automatic download thing. Can you please elaborate on this?

@Sharon Porat this shouldn't be a part of you daily process. I don't quite understand that to be honest... why this should be a part of your daily process? This should clearly be a part of your jira solution. The scalability thing you mention fails from your own foundation. You can't be serious about thinking scalability…

@Sam Terezakis I'm sorry for saying this but I asked you 3 questions and you just replied to 1 of them, and consequently I don't have a clear picture of what's going on your sla config and be able to help you. Maybe some other from the community might be able to help you with this one.

Hi @Mela You could theoretically do this if you insert a validation on your issue type workflows. You should separate the customers to the above groups (e.g. ICT, Engineering, DC and BI) and add these groups as validators. But role would work as well.

HI @Jacques B Starting from question 2, yes it's possible. Just add a goal for issuetype = subtask (or whatever subtask issue types you have created). This should trigger the SLA to appear to the subtask issue types. Concerning question 1: TO be fairly honest, SLAs are not meant to count duration in statuses,…

The same logic applies to server

Hi @Saqib Dar Check out this template rule https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/automation-template-library/rules#/rule/112182 and replace: * Done -> Waiting for Customer * In progess -> Waiting for support

Hi @ashkan Did you try to configure the field and see if something is missing from the configuration?

@eilon_elphi you could try build something similar, but I can't be sure that it will work 100% like the one for Confluence. Jira & Confluence are different products and function differently. Forge has capabilities of building apps very easy, but in your case you would have to go with custom UI and not the UI Kit that Forge…

Hi @Nagaraju I don't quite follow what you want to accomplish here. Can you please explain the "stage" properly? What happens? When does it take place? Who enters the value?

Hi @Raymart Cruz Out of the box no, there isn't. What do you want to accomplish? E.g. Asset can support email field but you have to be on the premium version of Jira.

Hi @aviv_eldad You can add a validator (Scripted (Groovy) Validator) on your workflow and enter a similar groovy script: issue.parentObject.get("customfield_16950") == "Value 2" I used the above with JMWE where customfield_16950 is your single select field and the "Value 2" is the value you want to check it against. If the…

Hola @Janiushka's y bienvenido a la comunidad, Tienes que enviar una solicitud a support.atlassian.com/contact