John Funk Community Champion

Hi @Itzik Hatchuel You probably should create a support ticket with Atlassian to see if your email address has been blacklisted for some reason. If so, they can clean it up for you. Please post back here with a result. https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

Hi @Hui Zhang - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You probably have the ability to create more than you should one a single instance. Especially, since you are on the Free plan. You should be fine. 

There shouldn't be. Workflows do not include the name of the workflow in the details of the post function. When you copy the Workflow, it will copy the post functions along with it. 

Hi Fahad, Yes, only the site-admin role can do that. And I would not just give that role to anyone. You need to have more control as to who is entering your instance. I would reserve that for a handful of qualified administrators. Project Administrators can do a few things on their project, but they cannot change shared…

Great - glad you are making progress with it!

Hey Gail, What is not working for you? Does Jorge's change make it work for you? Or is it something else? 

Hey Matt, I know this one works for us:

Sure! Go to Project Settings > Request Types Click on the desired Request Type Drag the fields from the right hand side to the form If you don't see the field, click on the Make Existing Fields Available link on the bottom right. This will take you to the screen to add the fields Add any fields if needed, and then go back…

Cool - glad I was able to help!

Hi Jose - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Make sure the new fields have a Context that includes the project you are working on. Then also make sure the fields are on the screens used by the project. Then refresh and come back into the Request Types area and they should be there. 

After you do the export, you can select which rules you want to import into the new instance. You don't have to import all of them even though all of them might get exported. 

It will be new numbers, but it should maintain the references. Do one and see how it works. 

Hi Phillip, It sounds like you are trying to replace the scheme instead of editing the scheme. Go to Settings > Issues > Workflow Schemes Search for the Workflow Scheme and click on Edit Click on the Add Workflow button and select Add Existing Select the workflow you want to add and then click Next Click on the issue types…

Hey Rolandas, We have more than 100 so you are probably going to be good. 

Great! Glad this is working for you. 

Hi Sam, I am not aware of anyway to hide fields in Jira Cloud Team-managed projects. You would be able to do in with a Company-managed project by removing the field from the View Screen. 

Hi Francis, I don't know that you can overcome the technical part of it, but you can implement other team rules to help. Like only the Assignee can update the Summary and/or Description. And maybe something like you can't change the Assignee without contacting the current Assignee first. Assuming, of course, that is not…

I think it would look a lot like Narnia - not the winter, corrupted one, but the spring, released and lovely one.

There's no one better than Bugs Bunny (and the whole Looney Tunes crew for that matter). I love Bugs's attitude. :-)

I work closely with our SharePoint team who make tons of great apps and sites for us internally. 

Why must it be a graph? I guess you could use a Pie Chart instead if you need it graphically. But you can also click on the number for each Assignee to see the list of all of the issues. 

Hi @Paul-Adrien Leleu - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It would be best to do this with a Jira Software and create a Company-managed project. Once you have that, you can create different boards using different filters where each filter includes the project and the component. Let me know if you need help with that. 

Hi @Ajay salla - No, there is no Undo. You will have to do another Move function to move them back. 

Can you post your latest rule?

Hi Spencer - Welcome the the Atlassian Community! There is a new app in the Atlassian Marketplace that can do this. It is the only one I know of. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1224493/easykad-kanban-boards?hosting=cloud&tab=overview

You need to use a two dimensional filter gadget

Click on Edit for the Dashboard, Then click the 3 dots next to the Done button. Then choose Rename and share

Hi Owen - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This should do the trick for you. Just keep adding your sub-tasks until you get all 11 in. The branch will cause the sub-tasks to automatically be attached to the parent. 

HI Martin, You will also need to apply permissions to the Filters and the Dashbaords. 

Hi @Yash Raj Not sure that this is exactly what you want, but create a filter something like: Project = ABC and issuetype = Task Then create a dashboard and add a two dimensional filter gadget Then use Assignee for one axis and Issue Type for the other. Try that and see what you think.