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Dear @Alberto Azambuja, what does it mean "doesn't work"? Can you post the reply? What was your request? Something like GET https://tourradar.atlassian.net/rest/questions/1.0/question Which parameters did you send? So long Thomas
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I would say atlassian-jira/WEB-INF/classes/templates/email/html/filtersubscription.vm is hot! So long Thomas D
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The easiest way is to locate the current used template file and modify this to your needs. Then all subscription mails will have an assignee field. So long Thomas
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Don't make the mistake, that you decide for the team. Suggest your idea to the team and let them decide.
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Dear @Feng Wei, if there is not already a plugin available, you can write your own macro. So long Thomas
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Dear @Jason Michaud, afaik this is controlled with template files (suffix .vm). Have a look at atlassian-jira/WEB-INF/classes/templates/plugins/issueviews/single-word.vm This one is for word export but is also used for printable. You can modify this file. So long Thomas
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Dear @Madhu Mullangi, you can modify the email templates: have a look at this article. So long Thomas
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But you have groovy scripts plugin, or?
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Ok - I meant the version not the build number. Which OS, which browser?
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Dear @Bartosz Kaczmarczyk, have you tried the field security plugin? So long Thomas
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Dear @thevar1 thevar1, try to use ';' as the delimiter and repeat. Start your verification import just with one line of new data. So long Thomas
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Dear @[deleted], there are email templates located in the jira/atlassian application tree. You can modify them to your needs. This worked at leased with Jira Software. Documentation Link So long Thomas
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Can you attach a screenshot of the upload? Which Jira version do you user?
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Please repeat your question at https://community.developer.atlassian.com/ Thanks for understanding Thomas
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Dear @Justin Pumpr, afaik, the copy&paste of images feature was removed from Jira a couple of versions ago. I just tried to do and failed also - it just works to drag&drop from an existing file. So long Thomas
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Got it. More importantly, you will get the session cookie (in the header of the response) from the server, which you can use in subsequent requests. They recommend to take the header information instead the JSON data. Somehow I guess this session id difference is caused by the infrastructure between your bot an Jira. So…
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I am not familiar with the RestClient from Atlassian. I prefer direct communication with Apache's HTTPClient Lib. I recommend to to dump the sent request from this RestClient and drop it inside any other RestClient like Postman (or any other browser extension supporting REST). Just to ensure the request built from the…
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Dear @[deleted], that was brave! Accessing DB directly is risky. At all, did you shut down Confluence, first? Here a screen shot of what I mean: So long Thomas
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Dear @Aparna Daram, you can create nearly any custom report with the API. With the rest calls you can retrieve any information. The only you will need is time and loads of calories (consumed by your brain). :) So long Thomas
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Dear @anuchettur, have a look at Scroll Versions plugin. That's probably what you are looking for. So long Thomas
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Dear @Jim Abraham, before you mess up your DB, check out if this plugin can help: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1215121/user-updater-for-confluence?hosting=server&tab=overview So long Thomas
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see above
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Dear @Lokesh, have a look at the nginx documentation. All you need to do is to add the parameter proxy_intercept_errors on to the location / proxy_pass section and add the parameter error_page to the server section of your config that will point to the "status down" page. So long Thomas
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Dear @Filip Radulović, its hard to give you any useful advice without knowing the team and the requirements. I recommend to start a retrospective on that particular problem to gain insights. A good format could be the Force Field Analysis. Ask one of your Scrum Masters (best for neutral moderation) to help here. So long…
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Dear @Rutuja, I understand your requirement but what's the issue with Eclipse? Do you call Jira from Eclipse or from the RestClient? So long Thomas
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Dear @[deleted], have you tried to make him/her active within Confluence? User Management->show all users->select user-> enable? So long Thomas
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Dear @Shaurya Chawla, why not? When you create a news page, you get the page ID in the response. Use this ID and fire a DELETE https://mycompany.com/rest/api/user/watch/content/<id> So long Thomas
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Dear @Roman Kharytonov, I am just wondering why you need a session ID when talking with the REST API? For each REST request, you pass over user/pass or an OAuth token. Sessions are required for browser communication in my humble understanding. What do I miss? So long Thomas
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Dear @Ilze Schoeman, not completely true - its a matter of the perspective. If you would like to do this within Jira you need a plugin. If you perform this action outside you will just need to call Jira's REST API and your brain. ;) So long Thomas
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Sure! Its a two step action. First import the issus, then make the existing to the children of the new ones. Everything you need to know can be found on atlassian pages. For experimenting I strongly recommend that you use a browser extension (REST Clients) to fire and manipulate REST requests. So long Thomas