Alex Koxaras -Relational- Community Champion

@Suma Pralhad Kustagi remove it from the "edit" screen of the epic. No need to be there. Try that and let me know if it worked. * cog > issues > custom fields * Find Epic link and click to edit the screens * Remove the appropriate screen * Try the whole operation again

Hi @bela shaji and welcome to the community! You can achieve that in two ways: * By installing this app which has the previousSprint() function * Or by creating your automation :D Creating an automation involves the creation of a custom text field and its placement on the appropriate screen (I would suggest only on the…

Can you please write down the steps you take, in order to reproduce this as well? Be as thorough as you can.

Hi @Kavya Janiwarad and welcome to the community! Yes you can do that, but you have to follow some steps: * You have to have a "general" request type associated with an X issue type. * In this request type your customer will fill up all necessary fields, and will choose a selection from that specific field. * Having done…

Hi @Suma Pralhad Kustagi Did this Epic came to be from switching issue types (e.g. in the beginning this was a Story inside an Epic, which later on you change this issue to an Epic)?

Hi @dD Do you have the Jira Automation app install on your instance? If yes, this would be easy by using the lookupissue component. If you don't have this, then the best way would be to create a subscription filter, adding as well on the JQL the assignee = currentuser() and share it with all the users. I would disable the…

Yes @Bill Sheboy it would help , but I just though to include all link issue types. If @Dzanan Gvozden wants to check only for blocks/is blocked by, then he only has to select it within the trigger.

And to be more precise, write this, but change "Client" to the custom field's name: {{#changelog.Client}}{{fromString}} to {{toString}}{{/changelog.Client}}

Hi @Charlotte Reynolds Are there any validators which prevents the customer on making this transition?

Hi @Urmo Luts I think that you could achieve that if: * You close the customer notification about issue creation * Edit the workflow of all issue types which are associated with the request types, and add a post function to send an email according to who is creating the request. However I find the above solution…

Do you have the link issue permission? Is your role custom or one of the three that Jira created in your TMP?

Hi @Stuart Harris Try using the changelog smart value! That will do the trick :)

Hi, Unfortunately that's not possible. I would suggest to search the marketplace for an app (perhaps this one) or you can try creating one of your own using forge.

@Hari Kamalesh Yenduri it's more likely then that this issue doesn't exist. What I would propose is to start typing the issue key inside this field, and when this issue appears in the dropdown menu, click it with your mouse:

Why don't you raise a suggestion at https://jira.atlassian.com/issues/?filter=98153? If there are more of you, you could easily back this request!

When you say that you "add a link with Heading named Headingname", you mean that you added an anchor macro? Can you please share some screenshots?

The issue that you are trying to link to, is from the same project or another project?

Hi @Ricardo Figueiredo You can't do that with native functionalities. Perhaps scriptrunner would be the choice for you.

Hi @Sam Unfortunately there isn't an out of the box functionality to do that. You could try an app though from the marketplace, like Scriptrunner. Also, take a look at this thread: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/How-to-add-a-label-and-a-tag-to-pages-imported-from-MSWord/qaq-p/1406975

Hi @Jeffrey Simmon Is this a question for confluence, or for Jira? Maybe Jira, right? In any case a JQL could look like the following where you need to decide what role you are going to use (reporter, assignee etc): resolution = Unresolved and assignee in…

Hi @rharam Licenses are renewed under my.atlassian.com. Did you try that?

I'm glad @David Ghoussoub!

Hi @Hari Kamalesh Yenduri and welcome! I've tried all the steps, but I have successfully created a new bug, linked to a task. What do you mean by task id? You mean the key of the task? Can you provide a screenshot please?

Glad to hear that!

Did you take into consideration what I wrote in the bullet points? Can you please share your rule? The rule works because I've tested it myself (and you see it on the screenshot as well).

Works fine on me though: Cross check your JQL that is valid and that it yields results. If it is correct, then just type it like this:

Hi @Sushant Verma First of all you have to define how progress is ..eerr...defined. E.g. Progress could be calculated from the difference of original estimate and time spent. Or progress could be just a custom field which the user just types a number. Second issue that we have to address here is that subtasks are not…

Hi @Thirukumaran_V_T and welcome! Did you read this documentation about importing a csv file? It's pretty straight forward!

Hi @VABISS I've tried it on a CMP, and on a scrum board, and my query works just fine. What exactly you write on your query, and how does your board look like. Can you share a screenshot?

Hi @Dzanan Gvozden and welcome to the community! Try the following rule: And on Edit issue -> copy linked issues from Destination Issue. For me it worked. However keep in mind that as this rule is set up, it will only work if: * You place the link issue after the subtasks have been created * It will only works for issues…