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Usually I use the mix of everything: * Product updates * Latest RFC - this is a forum where the releases have been posted as well - https://community.developer.atlassian.com/c/everything-else/rfc/102 * Atlassian Community - products section (Jira, Confluence, JSM) * Atlassian Cloud roadmap The updates are all over the…
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Hello @Brian Dsouza To create a webhook in Jira, you need to go to System > Webhooks and click on Create a webhook. You would need the URL of the webhook, for Voiceflow you can look here: https://suretriggers.com/docs/how-to-set-up-webhooks-in-voiceflow/ For webhooks you also need to set the events. There are issue events,…
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Is this page in the draft or it has been published?
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Welcome @Владислав Борисов I've modified your post since it contains sensitive information. Do you have the access to the space where the page was created? Is this a restricted page? If you are space administrator, you need to check the space permissions for users and also for any restricted pages. Space settings > Space…
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Welcome @Peter Melichar FJD Sadly no. I believe that you are talking about something similar that you have in Excel,but this something that Confluence do not support.
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Welcome @Julian Haines Out-of-the-box, JSM does not offer a report like this. Rather a close way to this is using the API with /rest/servicedeskapi/knowledgebase/article API endpoint. There are really not any apps that support this.
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Hi @Alibek Zhubanyshev You can try using the PUT method and the /rest/api/3/field/{fieldId} endpoint.
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@Yatish Madhav Forge doesn't specify what type of user you need to be. All you need to have is the API key that each user can generate. I am not aware of that inofrmation that you need to be the org admin nor to specify which users can create the application.
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You cannot run forge from your own servers. Connect apps do this. Also, developers runs the commands based on the API key despite needing to be an admin in Jira.
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@Yatish Madhav Well, you would have to rewrite your application in NodeJS and JS. You would run the commands from your local machines with forge deploy option. Each time you deploy it, it will overrite the previous deploy. But this would require your team to enter forge deploy each time. Instead, you would use the forge…
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Hi @Yatish Madhav Forge itself is hosted by Atlassian, it has more options for the UI such as UI kit and the Custom UI. More and more users are going from Atlassian Connect to Atlassian Forge applications. There is a guide for the migration here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ERk_V-oZcE Forge: * Forge uses streanlined…
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Welcome @Tamara Samujlo That sounds like a glitch. Do you have some screenshots of this error? Have you cleared your cache, and in incognito?
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Yes it is
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Hello @Alexander Witsch With Jira Cloud, you cannot really store the data on your local instance, this is all in the hands of Data Center since you are using your own resources for your data. What you can actually do is to use the Data Residency, where you can change the country where your data is being stored. You can…
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Hi @Joyce Matthias First, make sure that there is an actual approval step set up in your workflow. When you click on the status there is a checkbox to include the approval step. You can edit this where you can choose the number of approvers, and what happens when the issue gets approved or rejected.
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@Miroslav Šestak Glad it worked!
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Welcome @Nicki Jackson If you have a company managed project created, you have the option to create quick filters that can be based on different JQL queries. These queries can be created for different groups of users. Also, the boards that you create can be shared with only specific group of people and only they can see…
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Hello @Rahid Abdul Kalam Make sure that you have created a webhook in Jira. Then ,you can create an automation rule: * Trigger incoming webhook - include the URL of your webhook and select no issues included in the webhook * For action select log action and for the value add {{webhook.Data}} in order to log the webhook…
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When you click on Settings (cog wheel) > User management, are those users appearing there as well. If those users are appearing there as well, you need to deactivate them from there.
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That is a workaround for something that you are looking for. But, since this is not something that is suitable then the answer is no you cannot create an overview of the users.
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Welcome @Benjamin Fink There is a workaround, you can apply the filters for the view that you want to see. Make a blank page that will only visible to you. Then copy your filtered database view and add it to your restricted page.
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Welcome @Arnis Riškovs Have you checked Customers section in your JSM project?
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Hi @Miroslav Šestak For the approval part, you need to set the approval step: When you have this set up, you would need to create an automation rule: * Trigger - Approval completed * Smart values condition - {{approvals.decision}} equals Accepted * Assign issue to - you can specify the role of HR in your project or group…
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If your phone supports the upgrade the update to iOS 17, then yes, otherwise no.
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@Kamil Askerov this is the usage page: If you scroll all the way down, you will see This is the monthly usage of the automation rules,you cannot see the daily usage or by the hours.
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Hi @Septa Cahyadiputra Keep in mind that this is for synchronization between JSM and Jira projects.
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Welcome @Maria Luiza Jira, out-of-the-box has few triggers: Is any of these triggers suitable for your use case? Also, have you successfully connected you Github with Jira?
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Welcome @Jo Hu You are correct. From the Apples website it states: Trello, Inc. Requires iOS 17.0 or later in order to install. This is how why it's not installing on your phone.
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Here you go: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/
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I haven't found any relevant articles that are pointing to this issue. As a workaround, look for the mirroring powerups such as 2 way mirroring power-up (it has a green logo). If that doesn't really solve your issue, I would suggest to contact the support.