Fazila Ashraf Community Champion

Hi @pragati bhatia i agree on Point 1. But get the best practice stuff from structure team to avoid this. And for the other points, you might have to refer to https://wiki.almworks.com/display/structure/Automation for 2 and 3 -> See extend option in the documentation. You can use the 'issues in Epic' relation and get the…

Hi @pragati bhatia Possible if you use the Structure plugin.. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/34717/structure-for-jira-projects-at-scale?hosting=server&tab=overview Do you use it?

Hi @Rick Lupori Please share the logs 

Ok. If it just vanished and couldnt be found in the 'Audit log' entries, suggest you to check with the Atlassian Support https://support.atlassian.com/

Happy to help! :)

Hi @Poonam Are you using scriptrunner? If yes, what you have to do is tune the filter query used in the gadget with the jql function completeinsprint => https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/jql-functions.html#_completeinsprint . Does that help?

Hi @Samantha Stone Do you remember any of those issues that were part of that sprint? If yes, look at the history of those issues to find some clues about the sprint details. And on logs, if the setting in your jira is to purge the logs then the logs are gone.. may be your system admin just moves the logs somewhere?

Hi @Hristo Danchev Do you mean the status closed? I just tried that in my local instance and an epic with status 'to do' when set to Epic status done disappears from the epic panel even with the status TODO. Did you change the field 'epic status'?

Hi @Hristo Danchev You can search for all those epics in issue navigator and do a bulk change to edit the value of field 'Epic status' to DONE

Hi @Samantha Stone Are you not able to find the sprint in the 'Sprint report' section of that scrum board where you completed the sprint? Can you try to search for the sprint in issue navigator like : sprint = Sprint_name ? If you are still not able to find through above options, look at the audit log and jira logs..

@Brenda , I think the link doesnt take you directly to Fast Track section :( But what i wanted to suggest you is the 'Fast-track transition an issue' in that page This post-function will automatically transition an issue if the provided condition holds true. 

Hi @Brenda Do you have scriptrunner? If yes, try https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/builtin-scripts.html#_fast_track_transition_an_issue 

Oh sorry, i only tried the expand=changelog in /rest/api/2/issue/key to also get the changelog. But reading more about it i realize that it returns only limited numbers

Hi @[deleted] Read https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/entity-properties/ These values can be indexed by Jira and queried via REST API or JQL. Try the REST call given there to retrieve the property value

Read https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Post-Function-to-move-an-issue-to-another-project/qaq-p/766320# 

Hi @Jivago There is a nice pagination example in https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/REST-API-Changelog/qaq-p/925866# What are you seeing the issue with ?

Hi @David Studin There are private REST APIs. Explore it through the rest api browser plugin https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211542/atlassian-rest-api-browser?hosting=server&tab=overview See

Hi @Apryl Harris I dont think it is possible to achieve the desired result pattern with out additional plugin/admin access. Check out the features of the Structure JIRA plugin https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/34717/structure-for-jira-projects-at-scale?hosting=server&tab=overview and discuss with your admin. If no…

Hi @Johnson Wang Are the linked issues are also in project android?

Hi @Mirit Fadlon The commitment values are the sum of story points in the sprint when you 'Start' the sprint by clicking the start button. Completed value is the sum of story points that are done in the sprint when you complete it. Does this answer your query?

Hi @Alex Devanna Sprint -days left is about the sprint duration that you have mentioned in the backlog mode You might have already crossed the days you set there. It is not about the remaining effort estimation left.

Hi @[deleted] Not as far as i know.. But if you follow some standard timeboxes for your every sprints, you could use it like below to get tickets created in last 2 weeks (assuming my past sprint was last 2 weeks): project = HHP AND issuetype = Bug AND createdDate >= startOfWeek(-2) and createdDate <= startOfWeek() AND…

Hi @Amit Athalye Is it not http://localhost:8080 that you should be trying?

Hi @Dinesh Loyapalli See https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/What-field-in-the-database-represents-the-banner/qaq-p/98708 

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Hi @Alexander Richter If your question is about how to get an issue's description value in groovy, you can use def descValue = issue.getDescription()

Yes, no info will be lost in general. But again in terms of permissions, certain things depend on your custom permission you have configured in your project and globally.

Hi @Karla Russell Could you try def date = getFieldById("create-date")

Hi @Olive Sun Changing the type would mean that the agile features will be available to the project. You will be able to create the scrum/kanban boards. But do note that the users who do not have the software application access will not be able to use those agile features. Hope this answer helps!

Hi @Thangavel VELUCHAMY Not you, but the user who needs to be removed from the watchers list can do it themselves easily. All they have to do is pull all the issues giving the criteria in the issue navigator and do bulk change on those issues (Tools > Bulk Change) and then select Stop Watching.