Alex Koxaras -Relational- Community Champion

Hi @TESTLen Smith Unfortunately I don't think there is a way to do that, at least not on Zephyr scale. All the tests are not stored within jira and can be accessed (if not mistaken) via their REST. The only way to see their assigned tests are via the player and only if the check the box "show only assigned to me".

Hi @Kishore D If the Epic Link is populated, then the above http request will provide that field. However, epic link, since it can be found under Custom Fields, will be visible with its id and NOT its name:

Hi @Dustin Glienke Can you try instead of contains() the following? matches("4000")

Then use the other one I gave you: /rest/api/2/issue/ISSUE_ID/transitions

Hi @Ivan D Sorry for the delayed response but I had little time on my disposal. Here you go: import com.atlassian.jira.user.ApplicationUser import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor import com.atlassian.jira.user.util.UserManager def currentUser =…

If the above, which is for cloud, doesn't work then use the following: /rest/api/2/issue/ISSUE_ID/transitions Replace the ISSUE_ID with the eerr... issue id.

Try this request https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/api-group-issues/#api-rest-api-3-issue-issueidorkey-transitions-post

@Sebastian post a screenshot of your solution so far; * Issue security scheme * Security levels * Workflow post functions Simply saying "Is not working for me" isn't much helpful for us to provide additional help.

@Nico van der Walt good to know that!

Hi @Sergio Brasca and welcome to the community, Most likely you can't close the issue (I refer to what Jira means of "Closing an issue") because you don't have the Close issue permission. This has nothing to do with the reporter. So I would check: * Project > Project Settings * Permissions * Check if you can find yourself…

@subranmt if you are a site admin and can't add it, then contact Atlassian's support directly.

Hi @Michael Barnett Can you please clarify the "manually generated links from a Jira ticket to a Confluence page"? I suppose you mean that a user intentionally links an issue with a confluence page. That would be the manually generated link, correct? What other way you think of about linking?

Hi @hung_giang Perhaps you can find the info you want in this link https://cloudsecurityalliance.org/star/registry/atlassian/services/jira-and-confluence-cloud/ and after download the Security Self-Assessment xlsx by Atlassian.

Hi @subranmt I would suggest that you try again. Is there any other message that you are getting?

Can you also check your workflow create transition for any suspicious validators/conditions? There also could be a post function which can't run due to permissions and the whole create process never runs.

Hi @Venkata Sagar Ganesh Rao Mahendrakar Which request are you trying to send? Just to change the Status field? I think what you are looking for is to transition the issue.

HI @marvene "Selective" approvers can only be done with the use of a custom field and by adding a group filtering to it. The example that Rilwan provided has a detailed and step-by-step guide to achieve this. What you need to be careful is to create a group in which you will have all the "selective" approvers you want. And…

@Dayanand I don't have one unfortunately. But the link I gave you can be a good starting point for you.

Hi @Nico van der Walt and welcome to the community, To whom is the issue create permissions assigned on the project to where the email handler doesn't create issues? Are you creating these issues with a default reporter?

Scriptrunner could be a solution of doing this programmatically https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Jira-Permission-Scheme-API-using-Script-Runner/qaq-p/1040281

HI @Dayanand There isn't a global permission to do this, since issue deletion is project based. Personally, I know no other way of doing this, but manually. But 400 schemes are a lot.

Hi @[deleted] and welcome to the community, Customer resolves the issue, agent Closes it. So I would add a Close status. There is also the possibility of an agent resolving an issue, and customer Closes it. In any case, add a Closed status.

Use one post function which will allow you to edit the Security Level field to the one you want.

If you follow the documentation it will work. This is why it was designed in the first place. When you have an issue, you can apply to it a security level from a security scheme: * You create a scheme * You create issue levels* On each issue level you add the people who you want to view the specific issue * You enable the…

Hi @teggenberger There could be a problem with the file. Can you try to download it, and copy all your data to a new excel file and then reupload it? If the problem persists, it could be some sort of special character preventing the preview to load.

Hi @Barış Özer This question is a bit vague, since there are hundreds applications that could do the trick for you. The real question is if you have all your business requirements ready and in one place, in order to know what do you want this app to do in order to achieve the goals of your requirements. If your sole…

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There isn't any knob to do that. Unfortunately, it is what it is. Perhaps in the future they will improve this.

@Sebastian Why don't you use the issue security scheme to achieve that? https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/configure-issue-security-schemes/

HI @Fadi Fadi Why don't you create a new Date field to add to your issues within a sprint?