Sanjog Sigdel Community Champion

Completed my target of making it to 500. I read and learned so many things from Atlassian in last 19 days than what I did before. @Monique vdB I'll add a tagline Planted 500+ trees 🌳🌴🌲 as a part of Atlassian Community in my bio at the end of July. :) 

13 Days to go and around 11900 trees remaining. Lets buckle up and get this done.

This looks so good.

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@Craig Nodwell You are Awesome 👍

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Hi @Monique vdB Future Community Leader here 🙂. I am keenly interested in Atlassian Global Impact initiative. We need to bring this idea to the roadmap and do something soon. This will create a bridge to empower ACE communities and delivery Atlassian knowledge, Product initiatives and ideas. How and where can we get the…

Another day of Growing together with Atlassian. 

@Camila Rocha Can you please elaborate with screenshot and context. From what I understand, you need to make sure that the fileds you want to display in your layout falls under the project where you want to create the board. To do so * Go to Settings * Issues * Custom Fields * Edit the context * Make it available in Global…

@Monique vdB We should have a community group called Atlassian Global Impact. Group Moderators will keep track of Atlassian Campaigns that's making global Impacts(Cleaning the Ocean, Planting trees, and more). Members will be people who participated and made a significant contribution. Then those members should be…

Thanks @Monique vdB I'll make it to 500 if any likes remains out of the last 19000 😉

Just completed my first 200 Trees. This is my highest count ever. Thank You Atlassian. Can't wait to see the trees grow for real.

Glad it helped. @Joe Milner-Smith @abhishek_sharma03 You are welcome.

Hi @Joe Milner-Smith This is what I came up with real quick: issuetype in subTaskIssueTypes() AND parent is not EMPTY This filter actually lists subtaks and in the next column of the filter results you can find the associated Tasks or stories. The result is all from simple jira queries. But if you have the script runner…

@Figlia Dicristi Welcome to the community.

@Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Same applies for Stories/Tasks. The tickets in the right most columns are the ones completed in Sprint. @Elliot Gates Better to map the final resolution states as per your workflow to the right most columns. Done, Resolved,Closed, Completed, all these can be in the right most columns 

The issue was actually due to my organization firewall which restricted the cdn urls. This issue is no longer relevant.

Completed my first hundred tree ever. :) Super excited to see the EDEN Reforestation Project plant them in ground.

The new expand feature is awesome 👍

And it's finally here. I AM GROOT 🌳

There is a way around to get the start/stop dates in Jira without using third party apps from the marketplace. * Create two custom fields Ticket Start Date and Ticket End Date * Custom Fields would be Date Field * Now using Jira AUtomation, make these two rules:- * When Ticket Status is updated to In Progress Update Ticket…

Welcome to the group @Sébastien GAYOU There are many things you can learn from the community. Keep posting your questions here.

Just adding these two issuetypes here for future references and just is case anyone else is searching for the same query. * issuetype in standardIssueTypes() * issuetype in subTaskIssueTypes()

Sub-task is a particular type of Sub Task, we can have multiple sub tasks such as QA, Design, Documentation and Support subtasks. As many as we create. Above solution provided by ! @Balaji Shriram Murkute there are few issue types. Standard Issue types are issue types who can have sub-tasks say Story, Task, Bug,…

This is the exact solution I was looking for. Thank you. @Balaji Shriram Murkute 

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