AGASTYA SHARMA Specialist

Hi Dyolande, If you're using the Free Trello plan, the issue may be related to your workspace member limit or board guest limits, not just the number of people on that specific board. I'd recommend checking: Whether all invited members belong to the same Workspace. Your Workspace → Members list for inactive members.…

Hi @Tracy Villaume , Since you still have the original "Welcome to Trello" email, there's a good chance the account still exists—it's often an account access or identity issue rather than missing data. I'd suggest checking the following: Confirm you're signing in with the exact same email address that received the original…

Thanks for sharing @D_T_ such a detailed reproduction—this was really helpful. Based on what you've described, it does seem that NPM_CONFIG_USER is being injected by the Bitbucket Pipelines runtime rather than coming from your repository or Docker image, especially since: The variable isn't defined in your pipeline or…

Excellent collaboration, @Shivam Sharma - Optimizory 👏 Real-world examples like this make it much easier to understand the value of the apps. Looking forward to more content like this! 

Thanks for the clarification, @Ajay _view26_! I had wondered about this as well, especially for boards with multiple admins. This makes the behavior much clearer.

Hi @Paul Say, I was looking into this recently as well. From what I understand, moving cards directly from the Trello Inbox to another board isn't currently as flexible as moving cards within regular boards. If you're using Butler, one thing to check is whether the Inbox supports the trigger you're trying to use. Some…

Hi @HelloQ App , Yes, I think Trello can definitely help you manage the project side of HelloQ, especially if you're organizing work across different teams. You could create separate boards for product development, AI features, marketing, customer support, and moderation, then use lists and cards to track progress,…

Hi @Yudhees, Thanks for sharing this. I can understand how frustrating this must be, especially after spending time configuring the agent and its skills. The memory behavior is the part that caught my attention the most. If the agent says it has saved something but doesn't actually retain it in a new session, it can be…

Thanks for sharing this opportunity, Alina! I've been actively building with AI across different platforms, including LLM-based applications, AI automations, and agentic workflows. It's exciting to see Atlassian investing in understanding how builders actually work and where the current experience can improve. I've…

Hi @geocero , I had a similar issue before. In my case, clearing the browser cache and cookies for both Trello and Planway, then signing in again, fixed it. If that doesn't help, try opening the board in an Incognito window with extensions disabled, since some extensions can block Trello Power-Ups. Also check if your…

Hi @Rakshith , I faced a similar issue once. I'd suggest trying Incognito mode or a different browser first, and make sure you're signing in with the correct Atlassian account. Clearing your cache/cookies can also help. If it still shows 400 Bad Request, it's probably worth reaching out to Atlassian Certification Support…

Hey @Community Manager I want to ask that is there any age limit criteria to become Atlassian Community Champion Leader??

Hi @Saralie S. , I recently become Rising Star in the community and as you have mentioned that we will be getting an Certificate of Achievement, so where we will get this??

As far as I know, Crowd doesn't provide a built-in read-only administrator role. Users who can log in without admin permissions can generally only view their own profile. If someone needs to check users, groups, or application access, they usually need Administrator permissions. As an alternative, you could use the Crowd…

Sure, i will add this in discussion!...

I'm definitely joining this. I've been meaning to explore Rovo in more depth, and this seems like a great opportunity to learn step by step while earning badges along the way. Looking forward to the challenges and seeing what everyone builds with Rovo.

In my opinion, I'd definitely keep Automation, Assets, SLAs, Queues, and the Knowledge Base. These features are what make JSM powerful and help teams work more efficiently every day. Instead of removing features, I'd simplify permissions, improve automation debugging, and make the admin experience more intuitive. If I…