Nikola Perisic Community Champion

Welcome @Michal I've just tested from my side, when you click on Download repository what is the outcome?

Hello @Omri Zeman You might need to look at this page here: https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Jira-questions/JQL-query-for-History-log-in-Work-log/qaq-p/2221751 and refer to Trudy's answer

Welcome @Carl Strömberg Changing the reporter requires you to have Modify Reporter permission. This is usually limited to project administrators. If you are a Jira admin, you can change the permission scheme. Check if the current permission scheme is being shared with some other projects.

Welcome @snowbody This is usually handled by Atlassian team, and they can do this within this community. Someone from Atlassian should be in touch with you.

Welcome @Chinmoy Kalita Usually, Atlassian team responds to those type of requests in here. Someone from Atlassian will be in touch.

Welcome @Jan Vanherck Contributors are free, however creators are being paid. For premium 11 creators, the cost is 25$ per creator a month. You can use the calculator from this site: https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/product-discovery/pricing#

Welcome @Tad Blake-Weber * Have you cleared your cache? * Have you started the Chrome in incognito? * Are you using the newest version of Chrome? * If none of this works, refer to this article and look for Nick's answer: https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Confluence-questions/Failure-to-load-a-page/qaq-p/1868798

Hi @Jan Westphal You need to be an org admin for this feature. Then you should access admin.atlassian.com > Settings > Product links From there, there should be a list of all of the products that you have migrated.

@Tami Dubi For Standard licenses, Rovo will be free as well in the future. Official roadmap with releases can be found here: https://www.atlassian.com/roadmap/cloud?status=comingSoon& Features that are included in Rovo could be found here: https://support.atlassian.com/rovo/docs/explore-rovo-features/ Previously, Rovo…

Welcome @Krista McDonald There isn't a feature like this, but as a workaround you can put the prefixes in the names of your dashboards to find them easier.

Hello @Tami Dubi From the Atlassian's official site regarding Rovo: https://www.atlassian.com/licensing/rovo#billing-subscriptions there isn't the pricing. Users that are on Enterprise and Premium will automatically have Rovo for free that they can enable. 

No problem! Glad it worked for you!

Both are powered by Rovo. This article shows how you can create definitions: https://support.atlassian.com/rovo/docs/add-or-edit-a-definition/

Instead of != try using IS NOT or IS EMPTY

Welcome @Thijs van Amersfoort As long there are assets, which won't go anywhere, there will be the APIs.

If you found it useful, please accept the answer so the other users can refer to the answers.

Hello @Tami Dubi Not directly. You need to prompt Rovo for the definition and then add it as bookmark for your team. Everyone in your organization will see this result when they search for the terms. You need to define the search result title, URL, Description and also the Search terms that could be used in order to find…

Welcome @Małgorzata Lis You can refer to this article here: https://support.atlassian.com/atlassian-cloud/kb/change-atlassian-account-email-addresses/

No, you need to create a project in order to create tasks.

@Cornel Androne For a simple tracking, you can use the work management section and use the blank project. If you want an agile approach, Kanban would suit you more and also a team-managed project.

@Ana Tanaskovic yes, you need to be the Jira admin to edit the permission scheme. Also, check if this is the default scheme and if there are any shared projects with this one. If this is the case, you should create a new permission scheme (copy the default one so you don't have to do anything from scratch). For creating a…

@Antonia that's strange. Users shouldn't be receiving any code, especially when they are using SSO. Which service are you using for SSO?

Welcome @Ana Tanaskovic Jira doesn't support Teams rather you can create a new group, include your team members in a group and include them to Create Issues permission and only leaving to that group.

Welcome @Lars Helwig Can you share the filter that you have been using?

We've checked the policies and none was applied for 2FA. The other option is left for the users to check their account settings > security > manage two factor authentication

Hi @Benjamin Smith This article should help you out (other one is for DC): https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Jira-Service-Management/Customer-portal-MFA/qaq-p/2703322

Hi @SADAYUKI OKUMA Changing the layout of the issues doesn't change the places of the fields. To actually change the placing, you need to change the screen for that project. You need to be the Jira administrator to change the screen for that project.

Hi @Antonia You are correct, it does differ. The reason is because this setting is only for the external users. All of the internal users, must have the Atlassian account.

I'm afraid not, that is the only way to contact them. You also need to have either a standard or premium version in order to raise support tickets. You can sign up for a free trial for these and when you are finished with resolving the case you can disable it . The free trial lasts for 2 weeks.

Refer to this article here: https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Jira-Service-Management/Jira-Service-management-customers-no-need-to-sign-up/qaq-p/2680456 Look for the accepted answer and the first option that they have chosen, what is the setup from your side?