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I tried to generate the JQL with "AI for Jira" app, you can try it: sprint in openSprints() AND NOT sprint in futureSprints()
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@Jacques , Thank you very much for your reply. This is the first ARTICLE I've shared, so I wrote the most commonly used part. AI certainly has stronger capabilities to accomplish more expertise and useful examples. Now, I plan to write another ARTICLE to show the power of AI.
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Please make sure your email address is correct and you can receive other emails, then check your junk mailbox.
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I tried to generate the JQL with "AI for Jira", you can try it: resolved >= startOfWeek(-1) AND resolved <= endOfWeek(-1)
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This may be a matter of small probability. I would recommend asking Atlassian Support. Atlassian support team might be able to get more comprehensive information to deal with the problem, whereas it's hard for users in the community to deduce what problem you're having.
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Atlassian Intelligence provides AI capabilities through OpenAI, so your data will be sent to OpenAI. Based on documentation from Atlassian and OpenAI, your data will not be used for training. You can refer to these documents: https://www.atlassian.com/trust/atlassian-intelligence…
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You can view Jira‘s database information from dbconfig.xml. It is located in Jira home directory. The default location of the Jira home directory is: C:\Program Files\Atlassian\Application Data\JIRA (on Windows) or /var/atlassian/application-data/JIRA (on Linux)
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Please refer to: How to Downgrade Jira Software from Standard to Free How to Downgrade Jira Service Management from Standard to Free
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Hi Tanaka, I have used this feature in Confluence before and it should be possible. You can try the Apps in the Marketplace search results. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?query=plantuml Alternatively, could you share your plantuml source code so that I can give it a try.