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But as I mentioned before, it works with single project. You have to check this on all project for all people.

You can see for each project like this way; 1) Go to project 2) Have a look to upper project settings bar and find reports 3) Select Reports from the bar 4) Click ''User Workload Report''

Thank you @Jimmy Seddon Especially bringing upcoming events in one always help me :)

JQL works issue-centric (data-centric) — not user-centric.So a query like “show me people who don’t have any work” isn’t theoretically possible,because JQL can’t return data that doesn’t exist. In Jira, the fundamental data object is the issue.Everything revolves around it — assignee, date, status, etc. are all tied to…

Thats the point @Nigel Budd !

@Björn Döhler It’s really great to hear that.I’ve always appreciated every improvement or perspective shared about Scrum — or actually, about any kind of business improvement methodology in general. This is such a unique field — you can’t prove things like in mathematics, or expect precise results like running a piece of…

Hi @tejas, That’s a great question — Jira doesn’t natively support a Kanban-style view across multiple projects within a single board, but there are a few effective workarounds you can try: 🧩 Dashboard with FiltersYou can build a Jira Dashboard that aggregates issues from multiple projects using a JQL filter (like assignee…

Hi there, This issue usually happens due to one of the following reasons: 🧩 Site access not granted yet:Go to Admin → User management → Products → Jira Software and make sure the invited user is added to a group that has product access (e.g. jira-software-users). 🔑 Project permissions missing:Even if the user has product…

 Hi Tejas, That’s actually expected behavior in Jira Cloud. When you watch or unwatch an issue, Jira treats it as a minor metadata change — technically, it’s still considered an update to the issue’s properties (similar to changing a label or linking/unlinking). However, it doesn’t appear in the issue history because it…

Rovo has a real potential! Thank you for webinar.

Hi people! I have something also in my bag :) I think some of the older Bit-Sized Learning quizzes no longer work — they can’t be displayed properly. My guess is that the old Kudos program and the current system are structured differently, which might be the root cause. Also, the “Round-up Catch-up” badge doesn’t seem to…

Ask to your admin to compare roles and other permissions settings for your project A (which is you have problems) and Project B (which is you mentioned normal). That person could be your manager or a responsible service IT, you should contant with your company or the responsible person.

Costume Partiesss!!! This year I select Frankeinstein for cosplay :)

One quick follow-up: if your Acceptance Criteria Checklist is powered by a specific app (or any extra feature), could you mention which one? Once we know the app, we can give a precise filter or workaround.

Hi @Bernhard, It sounds like your checklist items aren’t managed through an app (like HeroCoders’ Acceptance Criteria for Jira), but rather stored manually — for example, as notes in the description or a custom field.If that’s the case, Jira can’t detect those “assignees” as actual user fields, which is why JQL filtering…

Hi @Mukadder AKPINAR, That’s a great question — resource allocation visibility is something many teams try to achieve with Jira! Here’s how you can approach both of your reporting goals without using paid add-ons (just using Jira Cloud Premium features): Who is working on which projects/tasks and their start–end dates You…

Need more gadgets and more importing tools from atlassian family apps.

Welcome AS! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxbcCL4qUjs = This might be a good fresh start :)

Hi @Jose Daniel How to Install Structure by Tempo on Jira Cloud Log in to Jira as an admin. In the top navigation, go to Apps → Find new apps. Search for “Structure by Tempo” in the Atlassian Marketplace. Click Try it free (for evaluation) or Install to start the setup. Once installed, open Apps → Structure by Tempo →…

Hi Maria, Once you unsubscribe from Xray, all the related issue types (Tests, Test Plans, Executions) will remain in Jira as standard issues — but you’ll lose access to Xray-specific fields, reports, and links. The data is stored in Xray’s app storage, so you won’t be able to view it in context or run Xray reports anymore.…

Hi Christine, That’s definitely a valid situation — you were able to create a few issues from sticky notes in a FigJam board and then hit an error saying “Unable to create issue”. Here are a few areas to check which often cause this behaviour: Required fields or metadata changedEven if there were no recent manual changes,…

Hi Ken, Yes — it’s possible to create a scorecard view that shows the last build or action result for each component, though there’s no out-of-the-box visualization that directly does this yet. If you’re using Atlassian Analytics (Cloud), you can already access build data through the DevOps schema. It includes tables like…

Much thanks for the session. Any kind of content about automations always gets a like from me :) These automates really helps us for reducing effort.

Hello Everyone! Nice to see you all guys here!

Hello Isabella, Thank you for your answer. I think about it but I want to do something more dynamic. Seems we have to wait for the ticket that I posted in comments :)

Hello everyone!

Hey marketers! I’m not actually a marketing person, but as a product manager, I work closely with the marketing team — they rely on us a lot.I guess I understand your language a little bit :) Welcome!

That looks very nice!

Multiple lozenges idea... Its would be nice!

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-92517 also watching this ticket :)