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I've been a bit slack on actually doing the certifications (although I've done many of the Atlassian University courses), so personal goals for this year include working towards Atlassian Certified Agile DevOps Specialist, so I guess I'm going to be looking at: * Jira Essentials * Jira Board Configuration * Atlassian Cloud…

Hi @Sivaranjani R Please have a look at this article 'Create issues using the csv importer ' for information about using the csv importer. As you can see from this article, you will need the Create Issue project permission and the Make bulk changes global permission for the projects you want to create issues in. Note that…

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Hi @Darcy M That highlighted ticket is a sub-task of the ticket above it. The priority of sub-tasks cannot be changed independent of the parent ticket which is why they cannot be moved vertically. If the sub-tasks can't be moved horizontally it is possible that the statuses that are available to them haven't been mapped to…

Hi @Benoît Voisin it may be a permissions issue, do you have Site Admin permissions?

Hi @Nicki Jackson A simple way to provide different information to people would be to set up dashboards for anyone who is not going to actually "use" the board, i.e. for people who only want to view some information. For example you could have a board showing: * Number of issues completed in past 2 weeks * Created issues…

Hi @Mattia Gibilaro This automation can be used as a basis for what you want:

Hi @Jorge Bruna Do you have a field that selects whether the tasks are of the US? If so you can use: "fieldname" = "US" and status != Released

@Prashanth Karunakaran you already asked about this in another question 1 hour earlier: I am unable to assign jira tickets to myself, despite being added in the required groups as well as asking as a reply in another question thread. Please only ask your question once so we can best help you rather than having different…

@Laura Morgan you could do this with a simple automation, which will add the Label you want to keep and remove the other one: This can be run manually from any issue

Hi @Karoline Friis You said you checked issue types, workflows, screen schemes, and project settings, did you also check the issue layout? If you look at that you'll be able to see exactly which fields are available for each issue type, and this may not include all the fields set up in the issue screen.

Thanks for the link @Suraj Gurav I see that you actually wrote those practice exams, are they based on actual questions from the exam?

Thanks for sharing this @Evan Fishman - Quely for Jira I take the minutes in my meetings and I'm still one of the 30% who says 'Huh, what are you talking about?' 3 months later

Assuming your automation is similar to: Trigger: Component added / issue updated If Component = "Specific Component" Then: Add you text to Description You could add in the check for description alongside or after the check for specific component: e.g. : Trigger: Component added / issue updated If Component = "Specific…

Hi @Pfohl Jason You can use an IF condition with something like this as your JQL: Description !~ "Your text" Where !~ means 'does not contain'

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Congratulations @Jimmy Seddon 

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Correct, but you would still have to make sure that whatever role you give them allows them to update the ticket / change statuses / comment / etc. like they already can

Hi @Hizkeel Khan Do you mean that they're setting Story Point and Story Point Estimate set to the same value then they reduce Story Point Estimate as they complete work (or vice versa start with Story Point Estimate at 0 and increase it up to the same value as Story Point as they complete work)? That is not common, and to…

@Patrick Wright Expanding on @Michael Wohlgemuth answer, make sure that the Browse permission allows certain or all Project Roles and doesn't allow all Jira users to have access. This can be done as a schema that is applied to all future projects. You can then create a group for each team and when you're ready for the team…

Good luck with your next certification @Jimmy Seddon 

@Madhunika Ranagalage now that you've got an accepted answer I've edited your question to hide your friend's email address

Hi @Anita Chen The way I partly get around this is to use Jira filters on the fortnightly Confluence page using WAS and CHANGED for status e.g.: project = "My Project" AND status CHANGED TO Done DURING ("2024/12/01", "2024/12/31") project = "My Project" AND status WAS IN ("In Progress", "In QA") ON "2024/12/31" I also been…

@Sharmila Hiranandani if this helped you solve your issue, please consider clicking on the 'Accept Answer' button to help other people looking for a similar answer

We may not have been updated yet, but I can still change team managed board names by clicking on the board name and editing it

Congratulations everyone!

@Inbar Shtibel Levi Since you want to do a comparison based on Team name you're going to have to do IF ... THEN for each Team name ... However you also need to take into account that you can only have one active sprint in a project at any one time so you will need a separate project for each team and not just a separate…

HI @Shivam Sharma - Optimizory you'll find there are always new things to learn about Jira, Confluence, etc some of which you can pick up from articles and discussions here, but also take a look at Atlassian University for free courses