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Hi @Ivan Andrieiev Do you mean sprint name? If yes, there is an open ticket JSWCLOUD-17483. Please watch and vote it.

Hi @DH20275693 In addition to @Dave Mathijs response, you can also check this KB. You will again need to merge the results.

Hi @Mandy Pabla Welcome to the community!! Yes, any logged-in user shouldn't have Browse Project permission. You can simply add a role to Browse Project (maybe you can create a new role Clients). Then each user/group assigned to this role in a project (from project settings -> people tab) will see their own project. Role…

So, you don't get project list as a response in browser. I also assume that you can succesfully view projects in Jira UI?

Hi @Maitri Dalal Welcome to the community!! Please check this doc: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/api-group-projects/#api-rest-api-3-project-search-get What is the response when you simply paste it into browser and search? https://xxxxx.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/project/search

You are welcome!!

@Asta Adamonyte understood. Maybe it is not a good solution but you can add all other link types "...and issueFunction not in hasLinkType("...")" to the JQL in order not to see issues which have different link types. 

You are welcome @Chaitanya B !!

Hi @Chaitanya B * Go to related Workflow -> Edit * Add transition from Resolved to Resolved. * Go to post-functions -> Update Field Value -> Resolution = Done. * Publish workflow. * Go to issue navigator -> search JQL -> Bulk Change -> Transition all issues from Resolved to Resolved. * After finishing, revert the workflow…

Hi @Alex Baker Welcome to the community. It is really weird. Is it possible that you have two different cf with same name? Can you also double check that you see those three values in issue view?

Hi @Taraman Welcome to the Community. * status changed from "Done" to "To Do" AFTER startOfDay()

Hi @Nishant Kant Ojha Welcome to the community. The solution which you found could be for server version? Please check the cloud doc if it is available.

Hi @Asta Adamonyte It should search for issues that have the specified link. Can you please double check the result? Please also check this doc: https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/jql-functions.html#_haslinks

Hi @Amine Welcome to the Atlassian community. Please check this solved answer: * https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Work-Management-Questions/One-of-the-organizations-have-vortex-enabled/qaq-p/1837084

Hi @Muhamad Laham It could be better to reach Vendor by creating a support ticket with detailed info.

Hi @Eragaraju, Nandini This is generally caused by a post-function in Create transition. Please go to workflow and check if there is any manually added one. Related…

Hi @Jhael Gomez SLA's are based on JQL. Simply give target times for reporters. Ex; reporter = userA.

Hi @Juho Itä Fields can not be edited after creation. There is an open ticket JSDCLOUD-2368. Please vote and watch it. There are some paid add-ons in the marketplace. Please check this one for cloud.

Ahh, got it. Portal groups can not be checked in automation rule directly. But you can check request types in these portals. Go to project settings -> automation -> add rule. Sample;

Hi @Inna S There is no way to associate fields to the projects without an add-on. I successfully used Projectrak add-on before. But, as you said, it is a paid solution. Another way could be the creation of a Jira project which contains project cards as an issuetype. Then, each project will have one issue with desired…

Hi @Iris Ayelin What do you mean by portal groups? You mean organizations?

You are welcome !!

Ahh, so the best way is to ask Jira admin :) You are welcome!

Hi @Florian Edian You can simply hide Service Project from business units if it is a solution for you. If you show the tickets, they will naturally see the fields because there is no field-level security.

Hi @massimo_ferrari Welcome to the community. I guess you mean Create button in Jira internal UI. All fields which are shown in portal has to be shown there. If not, there is a three dots at the right and click show fields.

Unfortunately, there is no way. Jira admin has to enable this feature. So, users can export issue search results to json. Btw, you can get the result (JSON) via REST api if it is appropriate for you. https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/jira-rest-api-example-query-issues-6291606/

Hi @Steven Johnson Yes, you can export. Please follow the steps in this doc. * https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-enable-json-export-in-jira-server-723158427.html

The following should work:

Unfortunately, as a non-admin user, you can not view the admins. You should find the related team within your organization.

Hi @Leandro Rodriguez You should see the following. Can you please double check?