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Hi Marcelo - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can create an automation for Jira rule that sends you can email when a project is created. Here is some more information about automation if you are not familiar with it: There are two types of automation: * Global: In the Free version, you get 100 executions per…

You don't have to pay for the app - you can add the field and all of the values directly yourself. But there is no built-in country field with a list of values. 

Hi Keoma, The best solution is to just copy the existing board to create a new board for you, and remove the swimlanes in the new board. 

Hi @Kiranped - not sure of the exact syntax for the pull requests, but since it looks like you are using JMWE, you might take a look at this previous post for something similar. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Jira-Workflow-condition-or-validator-on-development-panel/qaq-p/1086560

Hey Carlos - what is the URL you are using to access support? 

Hello and Welcome, Farah!

Sounds good - send an update if you think about it. Or have another user try to create one and see. Just remember that they need to use a project that is linked to the Issue Type Scheme you just updated. 

They should definitely show up in the order of the scheme. Did you get the scheme saved? Maybe even log out and log in again? That shouldn't matter but it might need a little time to re-index in Cloud. 

Hi @a.silveira - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Unfortunately, there is not a way to make them alphabetical automatically. You will need to edit the Issue Type Scheme and drag the issue types into their proper order you want them. 

Hi Eric, I am afraid that cannot be done. Project Roles are created and maintained at a system level and not at a project level. 

Hi Paulina, The buttons are the names of the transitions between statuses in your workflow. You can either change the name of one of the Decline transition names or place Conditions on both transitions so that only one shows up at a time. 

Hi Paulina, Make sure the user has the Manage Sprints permission in the permission scheme attached to the project. Also, use the Permission Helper to let it guide you to a solution. 

Hi @serge calderara - Did this answer your question?

Hi Nirav - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You should be able to build a URL based on the issue type and project ID. The URL will look something like this: https://yourdomain.atlassian.net/secure/CreateIssue.jspa?issuetype="1" &pid= "1300" Where 1 is the id of the issue type and 1300 is the id of the project. 

I understand and agree. I think that Atlassian feels like this gives more security somehow. If this answers your question, can you click on the Accept Answer button above to close this one out? Thanks!

Hi Alexis - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Only a Jira Administrator would be able to Delete a project (or move it to Trash). You should be able to see who did that in the Settings > System > Audit Log If they are adding people, changing permissions, etc. they would need to be a Project Administrator. So I would check…

Hi Syave, No, in Jira Cloud there is no way out of the box to hide fields from certain users, even by role. However, there is a new add-on in Beta that can do that. It is called Secure Custom Fields for Jira - Field Security & Restriction by Ricksoft, Inc. 

Welcome @Tinker Fadoua ! We are glad you are joining us on the JWM journey, and hope that your company might see the benefit of the new tool!

Just long enough to create the filter and then you can remove yourself from the role.

Great! Glad to hear it.

You probably should be using End Date instead of Resolved. 

Hi @yqma19 - Jira doesn't delete any data - only humans in your projects do. So I doubt that is the problem. Are you able to see any data on any project? Are you even getting logged in to your instance? 

Hi Elisavet, Can you share a screenshot of the rule you have so far? 

Hi Ganesh, What you the 3 contexts based on for the field? In other words, what's the difference between the 3?

HI Magdalena, I don't believe you are going to be able to do that. For sure not with out of the box Jira. You can have multiple Approvers and say that 2 or 3 or 5 need to approve. But you have to set that in the workflow and it's not going to be dynamic unless you say ALL need to approve. But once one approves and you say…

Hi Hadas, Place yourself in that project role or group and save that and then see if the role/group shows up.

Happy Diwali!

Hi @Laurens Coppens - And congratulations!!! Seems like the perfect kind of "project" for JWM. :-) We are glad you founds some time to get here as it sounds like you will be very busy once again soon. Would love to hear how all of that goes using JWM.

Hi Pierre - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can create an automation for Jira rule that does that - depending on the type of project. What type of project is it? And here is some information on Automation to help get you started if you are not familiar with it: There are two types of automation: * Global: In the…

That is correct. You can create whatever link types you want - with whatever names you want. But they are always in the same type of relationship - you cannot get them to have a more controlled link like an Epic or a Sub-task does.