Thomas Deiler_db00h3 Community Champion

Easy, instead of sorting for createDate, sort for updateDate.

Dear @René Wilby, ok - seems quite ok. Can you just login to the servers command line and have a look, how both files differ? I fond this article. As far as I have understood, it has something to do with manual backups. So long Thomas

Don't get you - now all repos have errors? You wrote some post before, that only one repo had the error. To help you best, can you give me more information on what you currently configured? Some screen shots perhaps? so long Thomas

Dear @Monica Ross, glad to hear that you were successful. About that dashboard you have shared. did you allow that "anybody" can see it? Can you make a screen shot of the anonymous view? so long Thomas

Dear @Milena Gonzalez, hopefully bing-translate did a good job and I understood you in the right way. Have you increased the timeout value to at least 30000 ms? Have you tried to connect to the mail server from the Jira server command line itself? Does it work? You can do this with telnet. So long Thomas

Dear @Colin Fischer, go to the agile boards configuration. There is a tab (Issue Detail View) where you can select by drag and drop which fields to display. Even the order can be set. So long Thomas

Dear @Josh Quintus one way could be to add a webhook to the transition that switches the status to review. This can be a call to a different web server, that does some 'magic'. Probably execute a shell script to call git <command>. Or something different, where Git can look for. Another way would be to add in github a…

Dear @Vardhini Seeram, as far as I can remember, the priority was once used for the "outlook" flagging. Was it set to Critical or Blocker, the notifications got flagged. Have to check, if this still works ... So long Thomas

Dear @Defny, unfortunately, there is no function called "last()". But you can do following: * create a query for your project or projects that is ordered by creation date (descending) - and save * got to the dashboard and add the Result Filter Gadget * select your new filter * enter '1' in the 'Number of Results' field -…

Dear @Agustina Gurruchaga, I know from the usage of the API, that it can be configured to update an issue silent. I can't believe, that the Automation plugin isn't capable of doing this, too. Can you ask the vendor how to configure automation 'silently'? The other way of restricting is not possible (mean filter specific…

Dear @Celina Robinson, I think, what you are looking for is available as a commercial plugin. So long Thomas

Very true. Probably once Atlassian will pick up your suggestion and realize it. Who knows ...

Yup - something is blocking. You do not have a route to google.

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Dear @Thomas B and @Krithica Gowri Shankar, Thomas B is totally right. I even would say that moving issue somewhere else at the end of a sprint is a signal, that you have to improve as a whole team. It should be an exception doing this. Best you talk about the reasons for this in the next retrospective and find some good…

... or the server doesn't listen on IMAP port but on POP3 port. Also for both protocols there are 2 standard ports each available - one secure and one insecure.

Dear @Georges Alves, have a look on these articles (one , two), this will explain a lot. So long Thomas

Dear @[deleted], I assume, that you entered the right credentials, activated encryption like you would do to connect from a mail client. To be sure, try a connect for m the command line of your Jira server. following this article, assuming the protocol is imap. So long Thomas

If telnet works, increase the timeout to 30000 and retry.

Dear @t0msk, just to be sure, have you tried to telnet the host and port from the command line of your server? So long Thomas

Dear @Martin Gregory, found a related and accepted answer. Probably this could help. So long Thomas

Dear @jmooo, was my answer fine enough to be also "accepted"? Many Thanks Thomas

Dear @QuentinB, could you figure out my proposal? Do you need more help? So long Thomas

Dear @Daniel Vacanti, was your question meanwhile answered? So long Thomas

Dear @Georgios Taskos, you didn't come back to this question. Have you solved your problem? Do you need still assistance? So long Thomas

Dear @Monica Ross, have you solved your problem? Do you need some more help? So long Thomas

Dear Ton Bui, it was great that I could help you solve this issue online with hangover. So long Thomas PS: For other readers of this question: The status "Backlog" was not mapped to any column.

Jup - the db design is a little bit complicated. And more like a forest than a tree. ;) To be honest, I have no better approach ...

Dear @Vera Valshonok, there is a recent post for this here. So long Thomas

Dear @xavier le galles, for sure there is always a way - it just a matter of resources. As you have the data already in Jira, you need to fix the dates manually. At all, this means modifying Jira's database without Jira. Before you do, make a backup, shut down jira and know the risk - you could destroy everything or bring…