Thomas Deiler_db00h3 Community Champion

Dear @Daniel Vacanti, I'm not an Atlassian member - best you ask exactly your question one of their product managers. There are even more differences between Cloud ans Server. For example, some JQL functions are only available for Cloud, but for Server you have to use a 3rd party plugin. I guess, when you are searching at…

Dear @Aby John, best you are reading the upgrade notes for fisheye. So long Thomas

Dear @Monica Ross, have a look at this question. so long Thomas

Dear @Monica Ross, the link is valid but she cannot login - that's ok. But she could press "reply" to the mail and then the mail gets sent to the sender address of Jira. If this address is real and Jira is configured to poll this inbox regularly, the response can be attached as a comment to the original issue. So long…

A little bit left of the vote button (hover over). There you can set a green check. Vote and accept are different. Many thanks Thomas

Dear @Georgios Taskos, nearly everything you need is written in the upper article. First you need a list of all attachments (can also be only one) of one page.This is done via Rest: GET /rest/api/content/{id}/child/attachment The {id} is the internal number of your page. You can see this when you click on Page Information.…

Dear @Sumesh Narayanannair, to get a little more space you can use swimlanes to collapse some issues. But condensing does not work. So long Thomas

Dear @Daniel Vacanti, that's simple. Both calls are differently implemented on Cloud and Server. On server GET /rest/api/2/filter doesn't exist but POST /rest/api/2/filter that expects a JSON for creating a filter. See the doc.

Dear @David Shin, you can send mails to non-Jira users using the Share function, but it is not possible to attach something (without using a 3rd party Plugin), also no comments. The 'reply back' can work, if the mail handler is properly setup. So long Thomas

Dear @Mohamed Amine Ben Slama, this will be technically not possible due to the nature of a REST interface. The mechanism in the UI, when you type the beginning of a known keyword, is realized with jQuery. Therefore the back-end is called after each change and delivers new results, without a page reload. A Jira REST call…

Dear @Bryan Trummer - ReleaseTEAM, from nothing to serious - everything is possible. That depends on the script developer. My suggestion: setup a second Jira with the free developer license and grant that user access rights. As soon as he is ready, let you show the functionality of the script. Then you can copy it to…

Dear @Nic Brough -Adaptavist-, I have to disagree. Especially for new starter teams, it is important to teach them from the very beginning to estimate relative sizes. If you equal it to time, they will hardly unlearn it later. So long Thomas

Dear @Otto Mohr, unfortunately this is not possible. There could be a slight chance, if you find the right screen template in the code of Jira - but don't be too optimistic. So long Thomas

Dear @Nic Brough -Adaptavist-, I cannot recommend to set SP equal complexity. If you do, your velocity will vary dramatically. Only very experience teams, that have proven over a long period of time that they are elite troopers, should 'weight' in complexity. So long Thomas

Ok. Confluence Cloud is changing continuously - that's the concept.

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Dear @Ash, nop. Atlassian strongly recommends in their update notes to update first to latest 6.4.x, then to latest 7.0.x and then to 7.7.0. So long Thomas

Dear @[deleted], the behavior you observed is implemented by Atlassian closest as possible as the few rules of Scrum provide. You never burn down working hours. This is a time related measurement. Instead you burn down something relative, called Story Points. Every team has an own unique understanding of what one SP is for…

@Nic Brough -Adaptavist-, you are so right! That was last in 6.4.14 possible. But who on earth would really like to disable the REST API? That's the main feature of Jira ;) @QuentinBNic is right. You cannot turn it off in Jira. But you can restrict the specific API URLs and let localhost requests pass through within a…

Dear @Thomas Stockinger, hey congratulations, that you fixed the issue! But I am really interested, what made the connection to your DB that slow? Was it a bad NIC? Only 10MBit? So long Thomas

Dear @jmooo, I totally understand your needs. I was same once in the situation to make upgrades more comfortable. So I did this with several RPMs. It work somehow little bit better, but not unattended. In the end I stopped it. My recommendation is not to do this with Ansible or any other tool, if data integrity is very…

Dear @QuentinB, restrict the API: either on or off. But for monitoring, you have a chance. There are some real time log file analyzer. There you configure a pattern and then they throw an alert when found. Nagios can do such things - but there are other products, too. So long Thomas

Dear @Martin Gregory, unfortunately, you cannot prevent this. Atlassian has to implement such kind of function for the backlog. So long Thomas

fixed the link.

Dear @Milan Juríček, I think the following accepted answers will help you further: JIRA Service Desk doesn't send certain e-mail notifications How to change service desk notifications? so long Thomas

Dear @Rena Mack, when Jira and Confluence are already linked via an Application Link, this is also easy. Select one issue and choose "Link Issue" from the issue menu. Now a Confluence tab should be visible. There you can even search for pages and than insert the link. Where you looking for this? So long Thomas

Dear @Milan Juríček, I'm not too familiar with Jira Service Desk, but there will be also a notification scheme to be configured. Go to Project Administration and have a look at the Notifications. It's important, that the "Organization" is also assigned to one or many events. Are they? So long Thomas

Dear @achang, its a shame - nobody replied you within 3 months ... What are the most useful features and/or benefits of using both Jira Software and Confluence together for yourself or your team that helps you with your work? * Creating issues from Confluence in Jira. This is great for product owners, who do their backlog…

Dear @Ayouba MAIGA, by default the creator of an issue won't get any mails. The user itself can adjust the notification behavior in its profile settings: In My Changes, Choose between making JIRA send you email notifications about issue updates made by either both you and other people ( Notify me ) or other people only…

Dear @Milan Juríček, can you explain me in detail how you did assigned organization to the request / incident this? So long Thomas