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Nice catch @Aziz Ushurbakiyev 

@Fahad Siddiquiyour query is not clear. Do you want to extract issue data as XML? if yes then, * Fetch data from your Jira as JSON and convert it to XML, there are lots of JSON to XML convertor available. * Also checkout Jira Exporting Issue section, this create XML backup that you can use.

@John Crumleyit is working fine on my instance. Have you checked that your API TOKEN is active and not revoked. Because I get 404 with exact same error response when I used revoked API token. Also you can try it with new API token.

This feature is not available. you can add your vote here for this feature - https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-30449 As a workaround you can use cryptic names for authors like “Author 1”.

This is currently an issue for all App developer. Two ways to solve this are, * Have a configure for user to set locale, or * Fallback to old browser/http header way to determine locale. Something like this in JS <span>const</span><span> getNavigatorLanguage </span><span>=</span> <span>()</span> <span>=></span>…

You can achieve some success with query like this, assignee = <username> AND NOT status changed TO Resolved BY <username> Jira doesn't have JQL function for assignee so you can not run this query for all users at once, you will have to do it per user.

I think testCycle is name field which store cycle name in Jira issue. Please try this. I can't with exact query because we have custom plugin for test cases.

I think we need to get help from someone is BitBucket team.

@袁华辉SourceTree is free but it's code base is not open source. You can participate in this discussion and raise your points also - https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-discussions/Open-source-the-SourceTree-source-code/td-p/595850

Endpoint url will look like, https://<site-name>.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/<resource-name> This page here list all API's and details on how to access them, and what permissions are required for what API. https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/

oh! nice.

On point number two you can value of 'keepalive_timeout' Apart from this check '/var/log/nginx/error.log' file, similar configuration works fine on my instance.

@Emanuel Konringer Also look at this code base from Atlassian Copy Space Plugin, it will give you some ideas - https://bitbucket.org/atlassianlabs/confluence-copy-space-plugin/src/master/plugin/src/main/java/com/atlassian/confluence/plugin/copyspace/DefaultCopySpaceManager.java Specially copySpacePermissions method.

I guess you can use - ContentPermissionManager

You are using old IP addresses. Here is complete set of ip address for Bitbucket - https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/what-are-the-bitbucket-cloud-ip-addresses-i-should-use-to-configure-my-corporate-firewall-343343385.html Also read this blog - https://bitbucket.org/blog/new-ip-addresses-bitbucket-cloud

Two things, * Have you tried accessing Jira directly on port number it is running? * Have you set timeout for Nginx? Also, please check your Jira and Nginx log files. It will give you some more information.

Do the user accessing rest API have "Administrator" privileges? Because Create Permission Scheme require admin rights on Jira.

This worked for me, project = SP AND created >= "2019/01/01" AND created <= "2019/07/01" Also you might have notices about that I am using July 1 in less then filter so I can fetch issue created on 30th June.

Then you should query based on test execution cycle and not on basis of Sprint. What plugin are you using for Test Execution Cycle?

If you add admin user to Service Desk Application, it will be counted as a user in service desk license.

Does your Tests and Bug contains Sprint information? Please verify on issue page.

Jira and confluence connection compatibility depends upon version of Application Links (Atlassian library for connecting applications) bundled with them. Jira 8.2.0 comes with Application Link version - 6.0.4, Confluence 6.10.0 comes with Application Link Version - 5.4.4 More here -…

It has something to do with git configuration, and server where you are keeping bare repositories. I myself faced this issue, so decided to go with case insensitive. More annoying part is, when change file names, like from abc from ABC, sourcetree doesn't recognize it. We had to live through this.

@Ghady DIABThis is original mail and had been sent by Atlassian server. Please change your password and check if someone if your organization have not requested this.

I am a just a member of community, and using and developing on Atlassian tool for 10+ years. If it really help you can up-vote and accept answer to help others.

@cemoktraThis is very old issue, and as per Atlassian and community it is caused by file-system in operating system. Have a look at this issue - https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREE-1295 If above issue doesn't match your description, don't hesitate to log another in this project.

Share complete email in raw format with headers etc. It will be helpful for identification of source etc.

In workflow and post functions in ScriptRunner you already have access to 'issue' object. You don't need to get it this way. Just try, to get value from this object without fetching it. def currentIssue = issue; //use currentIssue or issue hereafter def key = issue.getKey(); // or currentIssue.getKey();

Are you using 'Checklist' inside table column? Or you are putting 'Checkboxes' some other ways. Checklist inside table works fine for me.

@David Stephensen You can configure Assignable user in permission scheme in issue administration section. Jira Settings -> Issues -> Permissions Scheme (bottom on side bar). You can set what permission scheme to use for what project and what values fields can have.