Jimmy Seddon Community Champion

Hi @Jenifer Kuntz, I believe the answer is yes, but there will be some aspects of the software project you won't be able to see or use anymore. I believe this page should help you out: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver084/jira-applications-and-project-types-overview-979404219.html -Jimmy

Hi @Davor Sedlan, I'm seeing a number of similar questions that seem to mention trying to use: jira.permission.edit.projectrole Here is an example: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/How-to-enable-only-Project-Administrators-the-ability-to-Edit/qaq-p/209108 To answer your other question which I assume is…

Hi @bezawadas, As a site administrator you do not have sufficient permissions to see that. As the error indicates you need an Organization Admin (which is one level higher than a site admin) to perform that action. You will need to find out who the Organization Admin is at your company. If the disabled user was the…

Hi Chris, I'll be honest I didn't know about this one myself. However I found it! If you click on the admin cog and got to the "Settings" menu. You will find it under "General configuration". You will need to click the "Edit Settings" button in the top right corner in order to change the setting, and you will see it just…

Hi @lwsllc, I haven't tried this out yet for myself, but according to this article posted by Atlassian, it would appear that you need to tag a Jira issue key in a commit, branch name or Pull Request summary, before you will see repository information available in that code tab. I hope that helps! -Jimmy

That's really weird!? It might be worth putting in a ticket to Atlassian Support to have them look at the logs on the back end.

Hi @Alex Bykov, You will want/need to check what permissions you have carefully because what you are describing is not something that a "Site Admin" can perform, that is an operation that requires an "Organization Admin". If you are not an organization admin you will need to contact a user that is an Organization Admin for…

Hi @Serhii Stasiuk, Welcome to the Community! I was looking at this post here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/User-not-available-as-assignee/qaq-p/83484 And I have an idea that I thought was worth asking. Do you know if the user(s) in question have the "Create Attachments" permission in the project you…

Hi @Cosmin Lehene, I'm pretty sure the only way that Jira is intelligent enough to know the branch is if the name of the branch contains the Jira issue key (e.g. JIRA-123). Now, and issue you will run into historically (which we have also encountered and decided to just live with it) depends on how you manage your git…

Hi @Matthias Sitte, I believe only an administrator can remove your access to a Jira or Confluence instance or project. You will need to find out who your administrator is if you don't already know and ask them to remove you from the projects or instances you no longer wish to be a part of. I hope that helps! -Jimmy

Hi @R, This is a very interesting situation. Looking at the image it really looks like some how you have managed to get an orphaned commit. Have you tried running: gitk or: git log --graph --reflog Either of those might help you find the missing commit locally. I think once you have found it that will make it easier to be…

Hi @hiroyuki tajima, Welcome to the Community! Depending on what type of board you are using, you should be able to restrict it by the query filter that displays data on the board. If you go into the board settings menu, under the general tab you will find something that looks like this: This will give you the name of the…

@Esther Strom you nailed that one! That was from the 2019 Summit (as I said I don't get out much). Feel free to post the next one!

Tough one @John Funk ... I'm going to agree with @Esther Strom because I can't think of anything and and that guess seems reasonable.

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I was going to say the same thing, in the limited world traveling I have done that is one place I have actually visited.

@G subramanyam you might also want to check out this article that @Community Manager posted near the end of last year that explains a bit about the leader program if you aren't familiar with it at all.

Hi @Bob Sochacki, Based on the message displayed on the configuration screen, I believe this setting will require each user to logout before the update takes effect. -Jimmy

Hi @Sharma, Divyeshwari, Welcome to the Community! The need for Chile plans depends on your build process. In my environment, we have multiple repositories that all build a small piece of a larger application. You are correct that we "could" checkout all of the repositories in a single plan and build it all together. But,…

Congrats Everyone and Welcome!

This is really cool thanks for the update @Ivan Teong!

@Bob Sochacki I think you may be correct that our configuration is different because you are correct that is not the same thing that I'm seeing.

Congrats Alexey!!! Well deserved!!!

Hi @Bob Sochacki, I closed the browser when I logged out to update the session timeout setting (changing to 4 hours) then I opened my browser again logged into Jira and left the browser and the tab open overnight. The I reloaded the back in the morning and I saw the SSO prompt because my session had expired. -Jimmy

Great topic @Ivan Lima! Here's one of the many weird things I do. So a usual supper plate for me consists of a meat, starch (Potato or rice, etc.) and two or three other vegetables. When I eat these I consume everything one type at a time, so if I have carrots and green beans, I will eat all the carrots before I touch…

Hi @Bob Sochacki, Ok so I changed the idle timeout setting, I exited Jira to reset my session duration, then I logged back in. I left that overnight and when I reloaded my view this morning I was required to log back in. So I would say this is working correctly. It's worth noting that my browser regularly asks if I want to…

Hi @Rob Horan, If you goal is to hide those fields from being visible at all, you can accomplish this from the Issue layout menu option in the project settings. It will display all the visible fields on the left and all of the hidden fields on the right. Simply drag the fields you want to hide to the right hand panel. If…

Hi @Christine Goodwin, I would tend to agree with your line of thinking. As much as that maybe be what they have asked for I don't believe it will yield the results they are looking for from a reporting stand point. That being said, from a technical stand-point there is nothing preventing them from adding the same epic…

Hi @Alex Nowak, Welcome to the Community! I'll admit that I'm not 100% familiar with BitBucket Pipelines as our company uses a Bamboo server. However, we do use YAML specs for our build plan configurations and a number of things look similar. Looking at the documentation for pipeline artifacts here:…

Hi @Bob Sochacki, We are also using Azure AD with SSO enabled, to be honest I haven't tried this myself, we use the default of 30 days. I have no problems setting this to 4 hours, exiting when I'm done tonight letting you know what happens tomorrow morning when I try to login. Stay tuned I'll get back to you on this one.…