Jimmy Seddon Community Champion

Welcome to all the new member to the Community! We'd love to hear from you too! @Suvarna Gaikwad@Islam@Andrew Howey@Hana Zerari@Dona Dianisya@Glyn Thomas@Jacqueline Newton@Nikolai Mynkow@qliktraining05@Atlassian Wvn@Lee Brady@Patricia Ferrari@Robert Dexter@Голиков Артём@Alex K@amulik@Aundrea@Brian Zelchau Lykke@David…

I'm glad that will work for you!

Welcome to the Community @Aundrea!

Thank you so much @Community Manager! I'm SUPER excited for this!

This is AWESOME! Thank you so much! I will need to make some time to participate.

Hi @Dona Dianisya, First, you will need to configure it on the status itself, not the transition: Second, in order to be able to see and configure the approvals, you need to make sure the workflow is active on a Jira Service Management project. I hope that helps answer your questions. -Jimmy

YES! This, 100%

For the longest time, I thought I didn't like Coffee. However, I have discovered it's actually that I'm not a fan of hot beverages. I've recently discovered Cold Brew Coffee and it's actually really awesome!

@Vero Rivas I'll let everyone know when we start taking sign-ups again, closer to Feb. 2022.

Hi @Dona Dianisya, My best suggestion for accomplishing this would be to have multiple state transitions that act as those approval points (this is what I have setup in the past). For example: - The User creates an issue which goes to "Open". - It gets moved (or you use automation rules) to move it to the "Waiting for…

Thank you everyone! I'm a little overwhelmed by the positive response! It really means a lot to me! @Brittany Sudlow I will let you know as soon as the Confluence app has been approved.

Hey @Travis Alexander _Empyra_ I don't know for sure, but my expectation is that it would count against the project for the issue that triggered the automation rule execution. Just remember that if you have a multi-project rule, I'm pretty sure a rule execution counts if a trigger execution is considered. For example, if…

@Alexander Bondarev thank you for the very kind words and the great feedback!

Hi @Mohamad El Bohsaly, Welcome to the Community!

Hi @Amit Srivastava, The University website has all the information you need. Specifically this page: https://university.atlassian.com/student/activity/836788-maintain-your-certifications I hope that helps! -Jimmy

Hi @Amit Srivastava There is now an ACP-610 that replaces the ACP-600. Take a look on https://university.atlassian.com for details. -Jimmy 

I agree @Bridget, also I love that this isn't a standard application of the scientific method, and I think that's part of why it's so exciting!

This is AWESOME @Kristján Geir Mathiesen! Ahh good old GeoCities.... Now if only I could use AskJeeves to search through those pages :D

Welcome to the party!

I have never tried caramel chips, but I want to now. I'll have to see if I can find any.

Very interesting @Huwen Arnone _Deiser_Devoteam_! Kebab Pringles sound good! I can't imagine Cucumber flavored chips would actually have that much flavor?

@Nic Brough -Adaptavist- this is exactly what I was looking to see! I am curious about the Cajun Squirrel, though I don't think I'm brave enough to try it.

I would be willing to try both of those, I suspect the Fried Pickles with Ranch is one I would absolutely enjoy!

Thank you for clearing that up @Monique vdB! I do see that on create. For a second I thought I was in a broken limbo state.

This is awesome @Brittany Sudlow! You guys really know how to get people motivated. I've loved every part of Collaboratory month!

Thank you @Bridget! I absolutely love this series, the fact that it builds upon itself each week is really fun and engaging!

Question: Is it more efficient to use a time-boxed meeting cadence or asynchronous communication to keep team members informed about what everyone is working on? Hypothesis: If we use slack for daily status updates, we will reduce the amount of time wasted while people get distracted by tangent conversations/questions that…

Question: Is it more efficient to use a time-boxed meeting cadence or asynchronous communication to keep team members informed about what everyone is working on? Hypothesis: If we use slack for daily status updates, we will reduce the amount of time wasted while people get distracted by tangent conversations/questions that…

I love the concept of this post! Anything that makes me stop, think and reflect is always engaging and enjoyable in my books! Is it more efficient to use a time-boxed meeting cadence or asynchronous communication to keep team members informed about what everyone is working on?

Thank you @Kristen Roth! I love this concept of promoting plays people might not have encountered. To answer your question, I work on a team where we will share ideas as soon as we have them. We work in a (at times) very experimental environment so the sooner we can share and talk about an idea the faster we can take an…