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@Monique vdB I can see them now. Thank you for allowing us to provide our input.

Also, I really like the idea of a daily batch of activity. The individual alerts throughout the day probably don't receive their due attention.

@Monique vdB The image links are busted.

@Alexandra LaMar There are a couple of conveniences of using Epics in place of linked issues. One of which is that there is a nifty pop out Epics tab under the Versions tab which runs parallel to your project toolbar. You can use it to quickly view how many issues are in the Epic, what needs to be completed, what has not…

@Clark Taylor Did you give them the permission to Schedule Issues as well?

@Ram For such a specific report, I believe you would need to use an Add-On like Status History or perhaps the Pro version. JQL can give you ranges (Before, after, or during dates) of time when an issue was in a particular status, but to my knowledge there isn't a native method for listing issues by date of status changed…

@Michael Installing on a server is essentially the same as installing to a PC using the command line. All you need to do verify that the OS running on the machine that you want to be your server is compatible per the list from the link you mentioned, create your SQL database, then install Jira based on the instructions…

Love the badge! Thank you, @Monique vdB!

@NotTheRealStephenSifersNOPENOPENOPENOPE Thank you again. Nothing like a little support from the home team!

Hi @Test User KL, Thank you for requesting more detail for this. The benefit of the AUG icon would be purely for sport. Kind of like seeing someone wearing a shirt with your College letters on it. I would only want to see an AUG icon if the user posting had my AUG in their list. I wouldn't necessarily care to see any…

Thank you, @Monique vdB. I am a member of the DFW AUG, but I don't have the badge. I am excited for whatever AUG-related things may come!

Thank you, @NotTheRealStephenSifersNOPENOPENOPENOPE. 

@Sanchita M You can create a filter and display the "Time Spent" column.

@Michele Lopez Confluence is a great place to start planning your projects and defining requirements. All of that can quickly be turned into a story in Jira. This documentation has lots of details.

@Mac White You could use a post function to set the Assignee field to Current User when a resolution is set. Then you would just need to display the Assignee column in your filter.

Under Administration>Issues select "Issue Type Screen Schemes" and find the scheme associated with the project you are working in then click on configure. Does the Issue type Story have the same Screen Scheme as Bug? If so, then you should be able to just edit the issue type field in the issue (assuming you have…

@DPA Your alternative setup is more in line with Jira's intended setup. Use Projects to track projects/products. You can use Groups to group your users by teams. You can then assign project level permissions based on groups or define roles for your teams and assign permissions based on role. This YouTube video does a good…

@Eddy Dickens If you are looking to rearrange the sequence of transition buttons see this document. Near the bottom of the page find "To change the order of transition buttons:" for details.

@Kamal My pleasure. If that resolved the problem for you please click the check next to my answer to mark this as answered.

@kamal anandpuri If you haven't already read through documentation on workflows, I would highly recommend starting here. To force time logging you may want to incorporate a screen to appear during each transition. See this and this.

@kamal anandpuri Just follow the screenshots.

@kamal anandpuri I think what you are asking is how to have the story assigned to a particular user/role when it is their turn to perform their duty. (Let me know if that is incorrect.)You can do this in the workflow by adding a Post function to auto-assign to a user after each transition. For example, you want a story to…

@LeKisha Boswell how about Disorgantor aka Dr. Tre L. Lo? Much like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde or Dr. Banner and the Incredible Hulk, the good doctor is the smart and methodical embodiment of an out of control beast bound to create chaos everywhere he goes.

@Mirek I am with you on adding some prompts for additional information when creating a question. I don't think that any fields should be mandatory aside from the question itself. New visitors to the community might be intimidated by a series of required fields and that could have a negative impact on their Atlassian…

@Darren Lowe Have you looked into Portfolio for Jira?

@Beverly Vessella Notifications are project based so you wouldn't be able to specify a particular issue type unless you used an add-on. We use Automation for Jira which will allow you to specify issue types and trigger a notification to particular users/roles/groups when created. I believe ScriptRunner may also provide…

@Yash Ruparel Excellent! Happy to help! Please click the check mark next to my answer to accept this solution.

@Beverly Vessella You can manage this in your notifications scheme. Open Jira Administration>Issues>Notification Schemes, find the scheme for the desired project and click on notifications. Add the desired users, roles, or groups to the notification for Issue Created.

@Yash Ruparel You could select the projects you desire in basic search then click advanced and enter something like this issuetype = Story AND Sprint is not EMPTY AND status was not Resolved AFTER startOfMonth(-4) BEFORE startOfMonth()

@Z-EL My pleasure! Please click the check mark for my answer if you feel it answers your question.