Kishan Sharma Community Champion

Hi @Vincent von Büren , as far as i know, it won't work for you because dark feature functionality is not yet available on jira cloud. You can start watching this bug

Can you confirm if this is for Data Center or Cloud ? For me it worked for Data Center.

Glad it worked for you :)

@Walter Buggenhout Great article !!

Has this been addressed ?

You have got my point correctly (ie other elements apart from salary). Salary/Money is a secondary thing. If employees are not recognized/rewarded, their contributions are not valued, i am sure they will feel demotivated.

Thank you @Zoryana Bohutska _SaaSJet_ for pitching in. I was planning to suggest @Michael Fuchs to reach out to support, since it's kind of feature request for this plugin.

I would love to do that. Just as an example - If i am a people manager, i will make sure that my team or the individual contributors in my team are recognized/rewarded for going above and beyond or excellent support they have provided to customers. Just a healthy debate - why do you think it can't be a real case ? By any…

Great article @Esther Strom i'll try this!

From a performance improvement perspective its a good idea to archieve Test Execution history older than a year. Please share if you have you have found any solution to this. We also use Zephyr in our instance and can think of this use case.

Did you get any solution to it, please share if you have resolved it.

Would you mind pasting that error in English ?

Hi @Bhavikaa as a workaround you can write a JQL with start and end dates and save it as a filter. Then in your Kanban Board use that filter so that you can only see issues within that time range that you have set in your JQL.

Hi @Michael Fuchs Can you please suggest which functionality is not working for you ? In Issue History plugin, you can usually select the fields - "Select issues by", "Updated by" and then Switch to Grid/Chart view, select number of rows to display, the Date range and then export the results to excel/CSV. 

This thread might be of some help to you!

Upvoting @Gaurav 's answer!

You can find issues where the Request Type is new account in itsample project via below JQL - "Request Type" = "itsample/newaccount" Below API will give you the relevant request types for an issue type https://YOUR_HOSTNAME/rest/servicedesk/1/servicedesk/request/ISSUE_ID/request-types eg:…

@Alexander Bondarev has rightly summed it up, i have upvoted the answer!

Yes, surely you can, but there are few things to take care of. The steps are listed here.

Seems like you have team managed project, In that case please refer instructions on this link

Please refer attached screenshot

Wow, you have found a bug!

If you haven't checked this out, here's a link for more videos.

You will need to go to Project Settings -> Screen -> Screen Scheme -> Select the screen (next to Edit issue operation) and add labels field to it. After that, when you try to edit any issue, you will find the labels field and modify it as necessary.

You might have already found it on the community, but if not, refer this link.

If you are still looking for it, here is the link for available certifications from Atlassian.

You can start off here as well - https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Training-Certification-articles/Check-out-the-Community-video-library/ba-p/1551614

@SEPEHREKO NAKI welcome to the community!

Not yet, but i am trying to explore it in the free plan ;)

It could be that the "label" field is not added in the edit issue screen.