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Oh! Thanks for the clarification. There may be some genuine glitch, I will post this to Atlassian Team to take a look.

Great to see Release Hub!!!

@Kevin FahyWelcome to the community! The extension need your Jira's base URL, i.e. URL you use to access your Jira.

@bryan chiaWelcome to the community! Can you check this URL directly https://<YOUR_SITE>.atlassian.net/secure/BrowseProjects.jspa Please replace <YOUR_SITE> with appropriate value.

@Jason FreemanChanging IP and keeping domain name same as old one will rarely affect any thing. So you are good to go.

@Noctis LiWelcome to the community! Before we proceed, may I know what Jira are you on, cloud or server? If you are using Jira Cloud, * Disabling keyboard shortcut is not currently possible. * This feature is requested and you can up-vote for it here - https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-69489 If you are on Jira…

Great to have you @Jan Tino and warm welcome.

Can you also check permission if you have "Administer Jira" permission.

@Charles TanYou need to be Jira Administrator to create Classic project. You can learn more here - https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/creating-editing-deleting-and-hiding-projects-844500729.html

Oh! here are simple steps, * Visit this URL - https://<YOUR_SITE>.atlassian.net/secure/project/ViewProjects.jspa * Find this drop-down on top-right

@Kat WarnerWe also use one week sprint, reason for this is, we started with 2 week long sprint but, * People were lazy in first week, * No body wanted to split task into smaller tasks, and * Spillover was too much After switching to one week, planning load has increased but spillover is far less and we learning to divide…

@Charles Tan Welcome to the community! Yes you can migrate between project types, it is little bit cumbersome but this guide here ( https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/migrate-between-next-gen-and-classic-projects-957974933.html ) will help you. Do come back if you face any difficulty.

@LaxFirst and foremost, * The API response looks fine, * that means way you are accessing API is also good. Now, Only thing you need to validate is, * User on who's behalf you are accessing API has permission to view list of project (and on project with key SES) * You can easily validate that by logging into your Jira…

We have three issue types, * Contract * Requirement * Negotiations When I go through a Contract, I create a new issue of Contract type, and add details of party and expected cost to it. And later I divide, Contract into multiple atomic set of requirement that can be used for negotiations.

@Vinh Nguyenhere are few points, * The size of your system is not that big, I don't think you are facing any issues. * If you can increase Java max memory to say 1GB it will a sure performance boost for your system. On side, I personally like to give Java based applications as much memory possible.

@Vinh NguyenCan you also give reference about your, * Jira installation size? Like number of users, project and issue (you don't need to exact). * Jira version

Oh! Anchor Macro is temporarily made unavailable in New Editing Experience. But I think you can check this page - https://confluence.atlassian.com/confcloud/confluence-editing-improvements-945107733.html And look into New and updated features > Linkable headings section I think this can help you.

@Vibhavari GondgireWelcome to the community! In Jira there is no separate permission for `Description` field. You need to check if, * Description field is part of issue edit screen * Description is not part of any transition which is limited to specific user or group * You are not getting any error in browser related to…

@Casey HarrisThere is no direct way to achieve this, but there is a hack that you can use, Hack 1 - Using Anchor Macro, * Drop an an Anchor Macro on the top of the page (you can name it TOP etc) * And at bottom (or any desired space) create link to this Anchor

@Piers MacDonaldIt also provide you with, * 24/7 support, with one hour response guarantee, * A big one, unlimited storage. But still if you feel like it is too much, look at marketplace plugins that provide roadmaps and use normal Jira along with it.

@Nader NassifCan you mark/upvote both answers here (as both of them contains diagnosis steps), it will be helpful for someone else who stuck with same problem.

Take a look at this question and answer by Atlassian Team member, it has some additional considerations that can help you, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Fisheye-Crucible-questions/Fisheye-will-not-connect-to-Bitbucket-server/qaq-p/702606

The error is caused because OpenSSH binary is not available on your system. If you are on Unix/Linux system, install openssh using your systems package manger. In case you are on Windows, install install [Git for Windows|https://git-for-windows.github.io/], as this includes OpenSSH. Be careful about the options you choose…

oh! nice catch.

@Tomasz KocielaWelcome to the community! With the information you have provided, and my understanding is, * You want to server external web service using Jira * You want this service to accept multi-part data (attachments/files) So the simple answer to this problem is NO, you can not host/setup any web service in Jira…

@Zhenye NaI don't think PDF's are displayed inline by default. You can only add link to them. For PDF Preview, you can try some external plugin from Marketplace, I myself don't use any currently so can't suggest, sorry for that.

@Monique vdBCan I have the spot number #1 i.e. May 1

@Giovani SilvaWelcome to the community! Take a look this blog post - https://medium.com/finnovate-io/deploy-code-to-multiple-heroku-environments-with-bitbucket-pipeline-3d64c86887d8 Nicely written and is precise to your problem.

@Zhenye NaWelcome to the community! First of all very nice question. Now, let jump to the possible solutions that can presumably help you resolve your issue, Solution 1 - Using HTML Macro and Base64 Encode Image * Push image directly into confluence page, using structured format of HTML Macro < ac:structured-macro ac:name…

@JonathanWelcome to the community! It is a great move. Using HTTP in today's age is not a great choice for an organization. Coming to the problem in hand, * The best way to do this is by using reverse proxy server,* You install reverse proxy server (like Nginx or Apache HTTPD) * And proxy setting that redirect all incoming…