Alex Koxaras -Relational- Community Champion

Hi @Servicedesk Solviteers Test and welcome No, there isn't any other way. But you just have to go to the other project and click them from the list. Once you have created them, they exists within your instance. So you can add them to any project.

Jira's pie chart doesn't allow you to select time spent or original estimate. You have to be using another gadget. Please share the whole screen and be thorough on your question. It's really cumbersome for me to ask for all the things that you should have given us in the first place. :/

Create a timestamp field then. It's the same with date time.

Due date is a system Date only field. * You can create a new custom Date Time field called e.g. Due Date Time. * Then place the above field on the project's screens Are you working on company managed projects, or team managed projects?

Why you need to search for a table? Are you on jira server? You can make a JQL query like: project = YOURPROJECT and status = backlog

Can you also share what is on the "Edit" of your rule? And in addition, fo to cog > system > global automation and see if there are any other rules running, except that specific one.

Don't know what you are talking about.. Can you please explain?

Hi @Alexander Güth and welcome to the community, What the history of any of that issue states? Can you post a screenshot here? What about the rule audit log?

This is amazing @[deleted] ! Thank you for sharing it! I would love to visit one day... if only I wasn't afraid of planes :/

Hi @ramesh kumar Can you please post a screenshot?

Hi @Tarra Spainhour and welcome to the community, You mean something like an HTML image map?

So check the setting above. Read my previous reply :)

Hi @Frank Wangensten-Mo and welcome to the community, Are you referring on setting a due date on an issue, or somewhere else? Do you have roadmaps for Jira, or are you using another app? A bit more information could help.

Hi @cuong_nt1 The only place on Jira cloud that deals with languages is from the General configuration. But does this happen only to you, or to other users as well?

Hi @dhandapani * Use the advanced issue search to search for all issues in the backlog * Add a Count gadget on a dashboard using the above filter

@Yanmin Tao I apologize, but I really can't understand your problem. Can you please share a screenshot and type what ideally should have been done?

Hi @Martin Chen Will this be available for CMP or for TMP? Or both?

@Nicolay Subbota first of all I can confirm that this is...hmm...troublesome :) I did all the necessary tests, and indeed the now.diff(customDATETIME) returns null. I've tried endless combinations to get this thing work, but none yield any result. It's safe to say that this is a bug and should be addressed to Atlassian's…

From the looks of it (images you provided) I don;t think it's possible. I would suggest you contacting the vendor and ask for a new trial license

Ok. Let me create a due date picker custom field and adjust my automation as well

Hi @Nicolay Subbota What type of field is the customfield_10026? And what do you expect this subtraction to yield? {{customfield_10026.diff(now).prettyPrint}} On my instance, that specific field is Request Participants, and yes all results are the same. It makes sense though (I would produce an error to be exact).

I'll drink to that brother! :D

@Marc Bornstein Try this link https://marketplace.atlassian.com

Ben the documentation you provide is for the Server, not for Cloud :)

Reading all this in Spanish makes it a bit difficult for me. However, let's try to solve this: When an issue move to cancel, then you want all issues related to them, as well as the related issues to the first related issues, to be moved to cancel as well. On your rule, you move only those issues on the 1st level of…

Hi @Eric PAGE and welcome to the community! First of all you have to see if you have any available jira license. If yes, then you have to grant the application access (give them a license). And then you have to give them a project role on the project you want to add them.

Conditional logic exists on smart values https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-smart-values-conditional-logic/ However I'm not sure how you are going to use it, since {{lookupIssues}} will only yield results from one JQL. Jira automation provides a component "Create variable". Read more…

@Ben A component default assignee will override the project's overall default assignee. If someone creates an issue with more than one component, and the default assignees for those components are different people, then Jira assigns the issue to the default assignee of the component that was created in the system first.…

This means that the app license is expired. You have to buy a new one.

Kindly mark my answer as accepted, in order to help others. Thank you.