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@Francisco Cohen Go through this knowledge base article, urls are not stored in database but can be generated programmatically. https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/the-differences-between-various-url-formats-for-a-confluence-page-278692715.html The page id based URL is straightforward,…

@Fahad Siddiqui Three steps, 1. Remove proxy directives from conf file in Apache, You will find lines some like, ProxyPass / http://<JIRA_LOCAL_URL>:8080/ ProxyPassReverse / http://<JIRA_LOCAL_URL>:8080/ 2. Remove proxy directives from <JIRA_INSTALLATION>/conf/server.xml file You will find this `Connector` section in this…

@Navneet_Prabhakar The collapse option is not available in "New Editing Experience" for Confluence Cloud. If your toolbar looks like this, it means you are on new editing experience. Also your Code Block Macro might look like this, You can learn about new editing experience here -…

@Eyal GorenYes. You can move content of data directory to shared drive, and later mount that shared drive to <BITBUCKET_HOME>/data . Few things you need consider are, * User running Bitbucket must have write permission on shared drive * you stop Bitbucket server before doing this. I suggested HOME directory first because,…

@Eyal Goren Bitbucket Server store repositories in <BITBUCKET_HOME>/data directory. To solve your problem, either you can mount home folder of Bitbucket Server to shared drive (which is really a great idea) or you can just mount `data` directory to shared drive. You can learn more about how to update home directory, and…

@Annapurnalet me explain polling solution, * Jira issue have 'created' field which hold timestamp when issue was created. * This field is accessable using JQL query, * So using this field you can ask JIRA for issues created after specific date/time. Now you can write a program that store time and ask Jira for new issue…

@AnnapurnaHere are steps you can follow, 1. Save excel file as CSV so that it will be easier for program to read. 2. Use CSV module (https://docs.python.org/3.7/library/csv.html# ) to read this file and get ID/KEY of each issue. 3. Use Python Jira library to fetch comments against each issue ( I suggest you do this one by…

Can you also mark this as accepted solution if someone is looking for comprehensive solution.

@TechmavinJira Issues Macro is only way in stock Confluence to get the list of Jira issues in confluence. You can't not change output this macro to be a table etc. If you still want to render issues in default Confluence Table, you either need to create a custom Macro Plugin, or use marketplace plugins like "Advanced Table…

@Michaiah_Gartner you are welcome. if you found this helpful mark it as accepted answer/like so it can help others.

@DIVYA_NAGRAJplease give this library a trial - https://github.com/atlassian-api/atlassian-python-api This seems like updated.

@DIVYA_NAGRAJJira DC is same as Jira server in API interfaces, so you can use same libraries etc. Here is reference to Jira Python library - https://pypi.org/project/jira/ Here is reference on how to fetch comment - https://jira.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples.html#comments

Once you are getting response, how are you processing it? You have to create one HTML element with and you have to put count in that html element using JavaScript inside callback function. Can you share HTML Macro code? So that I can verify.

@Fahad SiddiquiNo, no.

@Manupriya Syou either use this built-in JavaScript function https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/encodeURI Or when do you do an advance search, check your browser address bar, the part after 'jql=' is encoded JQL Query.

@Fahad Siddiquiwhat you are looking for is called Filter Subscription in Jira, Text Reference - https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira064/receiving-search-results-via-email-720416706.html#ReceivingSearchResultsviaEmail-SubscribingtoaFilter Video reference - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ek6FOfFOdk You can schedule them…

@Manupriya S you have to wrap JavaScript inside script tag in macro.

So if you want to search for issues in particular project (whose key is AA), we write this in Jira JQL Text box (i.e in advance search) project = AA Now if you are using API you will replace <YOUR_JQL> with url encoded above query, i.e. project%3DAA <YOUR_JQL> is just an place holder that you have to replace with valid URL…

@Ankit Sharmathis I think is not directly possible in Jira, you need to write some custom java plugin to accomplish this. You can also take a look at ScriptRunner, but custom plugin is way to go.

Try this, curl --request POST \ --url 'https://project.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/search' \ --header 'Authorization: Basic ZnJhbmtsaW4ubWFudWJhZ0BhY2MuY28ubno6WW5HQUFNdUJ4WmF0NDBUelVielUyRDAy' \ --header 'Accept: application/json' \ --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \ --data '{ "jql": "status = done AND project =…

@Franklin Manubagrequest type POST is best suited for this. Also I think you are using Jira Cloud? If so switch to API version 3. https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/

This worked for me, status%20%3D%20Done%20AND%20project%20%3D%20NAME%20AND%20fixVersion%20%3D%20%22AB%203.1%22 Also I suggest you switch to POST request to search for issues via API, in that you can copy query directly from search field, no need for encoding etc.

@Ankit Sharmayou can simply create number custom field for price.

@Martien VerbruggenI have seen the talk, and I appreciate this in-depth answer. Way to go Atlassian!!!

The data part of parameter jql has to encoded ans jql does not take & in query, so if you JQL query is, project=NAME AND status=done it should be url encoded, project%3DNAME%20AND%20status%3Ddone If you are not happy with encoding your query every time, try using POST request in place of GET request for JQL search, check…

JQL implies filter query that you use in Jira. Reference here - https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/advanced-searching-939938733.html Make sure pass it in url encoded form as it contains spaces etc.

1. Yes this can be obtained using API call. 2. Best way to get this is issue search api that takes JQL statement. Here is reference to that api - https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/REST/8.2.2/#api/2/search-search And here is curl example, curl -D- -u <USER_NAME>:<PASSWORD> -X GET -H "Content-Type:…

There are some issues related to custom site URLs etc already reported to Atlassian. They are under consideration and Atlassian is gathering information around them. I thinks issues like this will also get resolved once those are fixed.

@sivait is fine. Happy to help community. If you think my answer was helpful, try to up-vote and mark it as accepted. So it can be helpful for someone else in future.

@sivayou are again mistaken, don't use any other log file then access_log This jar file only analyzes access logs.