Alex Koxaras -Relational- Community Champion

Hi @Gurucharan and welcome to the community, Please raise a request to https://support.atlassian.com/contact

@Sreenadh do you need anything more about this? If my answer helped you, kindly mark it as accepted in order to help others. Thank you!

Hi @kompal.sithta and welcome to the community, Each API response yields different results. This means that the specific request brings only 100 results per page. So you just have to look at the API documentation to move to the next page to get the other 100 results. Let me know if that helps.

Hi @Sreenatha Reddy J Please refer to this documentation for application links https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/use-applinks-to-link-to-atlassian-products/ Depending what application link you want to connect, (from a cloud app to a self hosted app), there is a certain procedure you have to…

@Sreenadh hi, Backup in Jira cloud can be used only manually. This means that you can take backups of your instance which you can upload to another instance (cloud or server). These are different backups for Jira. Read more about it here https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/export-issues/ There…

Hi @Muhammad Rafly Andrianza and welcome to the community, There isn't a clear answer to your question since you don't move issues to boards, if the boards are on the same project. You move issues to different jira projects (containers). With that said and assuming that you have the boards on the same project you have only…

Hi @Natalia Zmachinskaya and welcome to the community! Trello calendar view is available only with Premium and Enterprise plans. You can read more about it here https://blog.trello.com/trello-calendar-view In order to see the differences between the built-in calendar view that trello offers and all the calendar power-ups,…

Hi @JERemy-IT and happy new year! You can find detailed steps of requesting and configuring SSL certificate on this page Running Confluence Over SSL or HTTPS 

Hi @pashupati khanal and welcome to the community, Can you confirm that on the specific version the children macro was already there?

Hi @smithkl42 I would suggest that you contact Atlassian directly, if you are sure that the migration process went quite smooth and you are able to receive emails from other people. Have you any sort of firewall activated?

You could design your "own" approval system within Jira, without having the built-in functionalities that Jira offers. But that depends on the business requirements and I wouldn't recommend it.

Hi @Indi J and welcome to the community, You could try something like {{issue.customfield_XXXXX.withNextDayOfWeek("THU").minusDays(7)}}

Hi @Sreenadh Unfortunately you can't do that.

Hi @Serkan Gültepe Currently there isn't a way to do that. Vote and watch this issue https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-61856

Hi @Avi Fichman and welcome to the community, You have to make sure that you are importing the same date format to your import wizard as the one on your csv file. Open your csv file with a text editor (not excel) and cross check it.

Hi @Manuel Alejandro Rodriguez Muñoz I don't think it's possible. May I ask what is the need behind this? An agent is supposed to see everything and to be responsible for resolving a request. What good would do an internal note from/to all customers excluding the agents?

Hi @Martin Arana and welcome to the community, The only "safe" workaround I can think of is the following: * Add an automation to populate a custom field (e.g. a text field) with a value, when* An issue moves from backlog to any other status * When the sprint value is being populated After that you can narrow down all…

@Suzane Fernandes Cazonato * Go to your rule * Click "rule details" * Locate "Scope" (below description) and then click on "Scope can only be modified in the global administration." * Change the scope from single project to all projects

Hi @Dylan Hughes and welcome to the community, Unfortunately you can't assign a workflow to all projects like this. If you are on a company managed project, then you ought to know that projects work with schemes. Schemes are associated to projects. One of that scheme is the workflow scheme, the collection of individual…

Hi @Rafael Santos JQL is used to return issues and nothing more. However you can: * Use JQL to list all issues you have access to, export them to excel and then process it with a pivot table in order to get the project list you want * You can use rest API to get a JSON with all projects * Use a 3rd party app which could do…

Hi @Suzane Fernandes Cazonato and welcome to the community You should create a branch on your jira automation like the following: However you have to change the scope to multiple projects in order for it to work.

Nice! Can you please mark my answer as accepted in order to help others?

Hi @Jurica Petricevic Yes there is. * Go to your field and click configure * Click on edit group filtering * Click enable * Add filter, click add * Click save

Hi @Alvaro and welcome to the community, What do you mean by "too little"? Editing a roadmap planner open in (almost) full screen:

Hi @Pablo Miñana and welcome to the community, No unfortunately images are being sent as attachments and there is a good reason behind it. If they were send as inline images, you wouldn't be able to forward them to any other internal project, or use smart values and other things. There isn't any workaround to my knowledge.

Hi @Yashica Bachani You have to look on the view screen of the specific issue type if the description field is there. Most likely, if you change request types and the new request type is a different issue type, they may have different view issue screens. So I'd go and check that first. In addition you may click on the…

@Sreenadh only this value can be returned https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-smart-values-projects/ Try to type: {{if(equals(issue.project.projectTypeKey, "service_desk"))}} Service Desk {{/}} But the above will work only for Service Desk projects.

For Project write the following {{issue.project.projectTypeKey}}

Then click:

Hi @Sreenadh I would expect to use smart values. These would be something along the following lines: * Issue Type: {{issue.issueType.name}} * Request Type: {{issue.Request Type}} * Project: {{issue.project}} * Key: {{issue.key}} * Description: {{issue.description}} * Summary: {{issue.summary}} * Service/System:…