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Ok. Which call exactly? have you tried to send the REST call with a browser extension to verify if it works in general? So long Thomas
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Dear @Santanu Roy , sure it is. I assume that you would like to display the 3 headers like panels or other structured elements on a page. All you need is the documentation to the REST API and a browser extension to test your rest calls. The way how to do: * create a page like the XML data should be displayed - a sample…
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Dear @alexey sorochkin , this sounds crazy. Due to the nature of a REST call, which is stateless, a connection is never kept open longer. Can you give me more details when this happens? Does this happen only for specific calls? POST, GET, PUT same? So long Thomas
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Dear @Christian Borchert , what you have observed is a known issue with jira software. Please follow this article, where it is described in details. So long Thomas
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Dear @Tony Montana , you mean for example the address taken from LDAP and display it next to the user information when hovering over the user link? Unfortunatelly this is - standard installation - not possible. Have a look at the marketplace - probably you will find an app for this ... So long Thomas
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Dear @GIC JIRA / Confluence Support Team , to help you better, please tell me exactly what you did when upgrading from v6 to v7. Did you also change IP / hostnames? Different DBs? So long Thomas
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Dear @GIC JIRA / Confluence Support Team , if possible, try to deinstall all plugins before leaving Safe mode. Afterwards install them from scratch. The data of the plugins will not be lost. Follow this link for details. So long Thomas
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Dear @hyojoon choi , both applications have rest interfaces. You can read Jira issues (and their fields) and put this information in a Confluence page by creating/updating pages. From Jira: GET: https://jira/rest/api/2/issue/ABC-1234 Then you have to parse the returned JSON for your fields and convert it to a Confluence…
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Dear @Joe_Rady , I recommend to write some logic around the listed SQL commands in a higher language like Java. Even with PHP it's possible. But replicate your database first to some sandbox environment when performing the changes. For a developer with +2 years of coding experience - a piece of cake. So long Thomas
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Dear @manuher2 , I guess it could be the "incoming email handler". Have a look at this article for details on user creation upon email handlers. You can configure NOT to create new users in case of unknown senders. So long Thomas
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Dear @Benjamin Yu , by comparing both API documentations, I cannot see any difference. Further investiation is required, but I have no 7.13 anymore at hand. I also recommend to upgrade - 7.13.x has reached EOL. So long Thomas
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Dear @Etienne Sillon , sorry for misunderstanding you. Your question is tagged as "cloud". In this case you do not specify the project key but it's id, instead. "project": {"id": "10000"} See more here. So long Thomas
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you are welcome :)
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Dear @Sabrina Reyes , I recommend to create a sample page with a code block, read the page with an API call and see how it should look like. Eventually you have to convert the read issue data to fit to the confluence json format. So long Thomas
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Dear @Mengmeng Yu , it could be: * the reverse proxies http_post limit is smaller than the plugin * the companies WEB proxy is doing some ugly filtering I recommend to look inside the log files for more details. You could also try to upload the plugin with the marketplace or locate the plugin at any HTTP server and upload…
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Dear @Dileep Kumar Mone , the CI_JOB_STAGE seems to be a variable of your CI. Jira cannot resolve it. Make sure your CI uses the right variables. For testing you could replace the CURL command with echo "${CI_JOB_STAGE}" > /path/to/file/test_comment.txt and see if there is something written into. So long Thomas
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Dear @hyojoon choi , what would you exactly like to do? Convert a jira issue to a confluence page? After which action / upon which criteria? So long Thomas
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Dear @mcote , I recommend to replicate the entire binary/data directory onto you new server and point Fisheye to the former DB. Then you just need to change the base url. So long Thomas
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Dear @Elaine Thambiah , by design, one Sprint is associated to exactly one Scrum Board. So you can't make one sprint visible on multiple boards. You could create components or labels called "Team 1 .. n" and add a Quick Filter for each team. So long Thomas
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Dear @Nils Schieschke , have you tried to user "content" instead of "template"? If this is not working, you could save your template as a normal page and then read the page to create a new one. So long Thomas
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Dear @Jordan McCombs , you could use Jmeter and fire REST API calls. But in this case, the server has to "ship" less data to the client due to missing UI elements. Much more complicated but closer to human interaction is Selenium. Just my 50ct Thomas
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Dear @jiratest reddy , have you tried to reset failed login counter? So long Thomas
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Dear @REDLattice REDLattice , this seems to be an issue, where you need the support of Atlassian. Something got wrong in your DB. So long Thomas
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Dear @Etienne Sillon , if you try to change the project key of an entire Jira project, I doubt that this is implemented with REST. You need to do this within the UI. If you want to change the issue key of a single issue, you need: * create a new one * clone its content * link and delete old This is a "work-a-round".…
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Dear @Jason Rogers , you could export the users via the REST API and write them in your own CSV file. But you need some coding/scripting skills. Then you could follow my article to import them to Jira Server. So long Thomas
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Dear @Rajesh Ravisankar , yes it will work, if you have bought the license for before 2. Feb 2021. If you have none, yet, you can only by DC - there Advanced Roadmaps is included. I recommend to take version 1.2.2 for your existing license. If this will not work, contact Atlassian support and ask for assistance. I cannot…
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Dear @Rohan Rao , I recommend to try out following: * reset your column configuration (click on columns drop-down) Just let display the issue key and retry. Then add more fields to display. * reduce your filter step-by-step and retry. Remove query parts. * Check out with an alternative browser. So long Thomas
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Dear @DSell , probably this link can help. So long Thomas
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Dear @Benjamin Yu , can you please post what's in line 24? Can you get a more specific error message? (more verbose?). Most probably the rest api call differs from 8.13 to 7.13. PHP Version should not be a problem. So long Thomas
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Dear @Dawn Fama I don't get your question (is there one?). Anyhow: When you plan to go from server to data center with a small Jira Server instance, this is quite easy. You could just add the new data center license to your current Jira Server and Jira works as before. Of cause, the licenses of plugins have to be also of…