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Welcome @Mislav Vlahov You at least need to be a billing or the organziation admin. * Go to admin.atlassian.com * Choose your org * Click on Billing and find Confluence * Click on manage and then change plan and choose your desired plan

Welcome @Alexander Flekel Currently, this is a limitation where you can add one calendar account.

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Welcome @Gestionnaire doublons This could be due to lack of permissions for your object schema. The whole guide could be found here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicemanagementserver0503/configuring-roles-and-permissions-1167849898.html You need to be a Jira admin to be able to assign users or groups to a specific…

@Alain Kovacs yes, under the global permissions and Browse users and groups, which groups are part of this permission?

Hi @Stéphane Cayrol There's an option to Exit the beta and return everything to the previous state:

@Dattatray Tamke This question is more suitable for developer community: https://community.developer.atlassian.com/

Awesome! Good job!

@Sara Kellam So, the lock icon is only available for team managed software projects - what could be done is to bulk move your issues from business to a new software team managed project.

I think that you are right. In the first place I don't know why it was changed at all.

Do you have the option to click on Beta and to choose the option Exit beta?

@Sara Kellam You need to be the administrator of your project first. Then when you go to issue types you should see the lock icon. Reference:https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/restrict-access-to-an-issue-in-a-next-gen-project/

Hello @Dattatray Tamke There are no flags, rather to distinguish the reading and editing mode: * Reading mode* Pencil icon on the right side of the screen * Whenever you click on the page itself and want to make some changes, you won't be able to do so * Editing mode * The pencil icon is gone * The blinking cursor is…

Welcome @Stéphane Cayrol Could you be more specific when you say that the boards are not appearing in the left column anymore?

There are also restrictions that you can add the restrictions to your issue types. You need to navigate to Project settings > Issue types and you should be able to see the lock icon (this is available for software projects mostly). Clicking on the lock it will ask you to which project role you want to limit a specific…

Welcome @Sara Kellam This is due to the access level of your project. There are 3 access levels: * Open - anyone in your instance is able to see the project, its issues, create, edit issues and make comments * Limited - anyone in your instance is able to view and comment on the issues * Private - only the users that you…

Welcome @Douglas hyde Ask your boss if they have set some permissions for the board. Have you been invited to other boards as well, or it was one board?

Do you have any other accounts that you can login with? If yes and the issue persists, you need to get in touch with Atlassian support.

This means that this board has been set to be shared privately, which is you. You need to adjust the filter permissions to be shared with the project. Example:

Welcome @Natalia K Have you checked if you have the permissions for the specific project?

Welcome @Gary When you say entire board, what do you mean? Do they cannot see some of the issues within the board? If that is the case, do you have any issue security schemes applied to your project?

@Anastasiia Kapustina you need to use the "-" in order to create a bullet point, otherwise it won't be created.

@Alain Kovacs The browse users and groups is under your global permissions. To access this, you need to be the Jira admin. Then you would select Settings > System > Global permissions

Welcome @Anastasiia Kapustina I've tested this on my side and I've added two stars with right beside the dash and this is the result:

Hello @Alain Kovacs * What is your Modify reporter permission set to? * Which groups belong to the browse users and groups? * Are these projects both Open?

Welcome @Maria Mathias You need to add a new status to your workflow (transitions if needed as well) in order to add a new column.

Hello @Claude When your internal users try to access the portal, what is the error message that they receive? Let's start from there.

Hello @Antonia Natively, in Jira, there isn't a time value custom field. You would need to install a third party app such as Jira Misc Custom Fields and to create a scripted number field, since it is the closest field to the use case and also to generate JavaScript code that will actually do the calculation based on each…

@Itamar Hatuka When you put that filter and JQL and search for it, does it also show a strikethrough issue?

Welcome @Matan Shtauber The @ is used to mention other users - you also need to make sure that those users are under a group that has Browse users and groups global permission first. The mentioned w and a keys are the shortcuts for these actions.