Dave LIAO Community Champion

I'm particularly thankful for this news, especially since it's Thanksgiving (tomorrow) in the States! 🦃

@Theresa Doris - instead of "where filter B is TRUE" (which was just my psuedo-query), you would have something like AND filter = 2, where 2 is the ID of the filter you want to include or exclude. Here's a Community thread with a few…

I forgot to contribute too! 😅 My current company has a NYC office, and we use Atlassian tools as part of many of our workflows. At my last few jobs we've also had access to Atlassian tools - usually Jira and Confluence, sometimes Trello. In cases where tool features overlapped, I've helped educate teams to figure out which…

@Kat Warner - ooh, I love that! ☕

I don't know what an advent calendar is, but if I were to make one, I'd involve coffee somehow. And those little bottles of liquor you get on airplanes. 😉

Love the Dr. Who reference! I've got a smart speaker, and wish I could have it speak with K9's voice. 😅

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Would you like to create Confluence instances for your app? What's your experience with Atlassian apps? Your responses are fascinating. 

@GD_Google_Developer we try our best! We're a small cadre of devoted champions!

@GD_Google_Developer - can you rephrase that? It looks like you're using word pasta (unintentionally or otherwise). If English is not your native language, feel free to post in your native tongue and I'll attempt to translate. 😉

Offhand, I feel like you may be able to get what you need with multiple filters within a single query. Inside filter A, it's possible to run a query, and have one of its clauses be "where filter B is TRUE".

@Ryan Johnson - Interesting. Why turn off these features? What is your team trying to solve for? Is your team or organization not interested in grouping work under epics, or working in an Agile style at all?

@Tobias Magnus (ext) - Can you post a screenshot of the config of the security level (the specific level "limited")?

@Danny Lam Running retrospectives in Confluence? The built-in retro template is basic but does the job, I've been looking for better templates to use. I probably will just modify the built-in template (maybe possible on Cloud, definitely possible on Data Center).

@Craeg Strong - ooh, stickers? Is that a specific power-up, or are these the images that surface up on cards?

@Nicole Baratta - hi Nicole! 👋 Check with a Jira admin (or with someone who has knowledge about why the project is wired the way it is) to see why issues are resolved upon creation. That's not typical behavior (of course), and naturally prevents you from using the best dashboard gadget for the job. Depending on the answer,…

@Badass Trello - unrelated, but why is your name on this forum "Badass Trello"? I love it, and am tempted to get it as a tattoo. 😉

I obviously didn't have enough coffee this morning - that's probably what Anders is trying to do. An adjustment of the board's filter would be the simple solution. 😄

AWI@esi-group.com - sure, you would need to map any new statuses for that board to specific columns, and you would need to educate your teams (unless it's just you using the project). If you configure your workflows to be something like: Pending | To Do | In Progress | Done - for Stories --------- | To Do | In Progress |…

AWI@esi-group.com - consider configuring a separate workflow for the sub-tasks issue type (example: To Do, In Progress, Done) to avoid this.

@Badass Trello - agreed! Yeah, maybe next to "Unlimited Power-Ups" on their pricing page (https://trello.com/pricing) they should have an asterisk that goes to a footnote that states "some power-ups may be paid/subscription". 

@Apoorva Rautela - yep, Atlassian has machine learning-powered features in many of their Cloud services, including Confluence, Jira, and Jira Service Management.

@Becky Rubenstein - I don't have any personal favorites. Like I mentioned to Deepanshu below, I prefer retrospective formats that encourage an improvement mindset, instead of griping. 😅

@Badass Trello - certain Trello power-ups may be under a separate pricing model, but there are a swath of Trello power-ups that are free for use. Free means you can associate a single power-up with your board, but that power-up might be a paid power-up from its developer/vendor. Hope that clarifies things a bit?

Escalated!

Obviously a reply like mine shouldn't be the answer long-term. ;-p

Whoa, good sleuthing! I can escalate this to Atlassian Support to help delete your project - unless you already have an open support ticket with them?

@brian_goulter - that's a weird one. Try associating a repo to your project, then un-associate that repo. Then try deleting the project again?

@Brittany Joiner - You could've saved yourself time and made a shorter video, "Why NOT Trello?" 😏 Thank you for sharing!