John Funk Community Champion

I would try another browser or see if there are any open updates needed on your current browser. Another option might be to just log out and back in again. But you should see more than that when you go into Project Settings. 

Hi Melina, You could probably do the export to CSV file and then upload to the new company-managed project. You just need to properly map the fields. https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/import-data-from-a-csv-file/

こんにちは @wakiya そのフィールドを必須にしたくない場合は、そのプロジェクトのフィールド構成を編集して、そのフィールドに必要なものを削除できます。 それ以外の場合は、ワークフローの作成トランジションを変更して、フィールドの値を設定できます。

Hi Shivani, If you are looking for Automation For Jira for Server, it is an add-on that you need to install from the Marketplace. There is a free Lite version and a paid Pro version. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211836/automation-for-jira-server-lite?hosting=server&tab=overview…

Actually, there is an update that they are rolling out the ability to create a separate workflow, but just for Epics. You can get more information here: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/manage-how-work-flows-in-your-team-managed-project/

Hi Vanessa, The only out of the box swimlanes functionality for Team-managed project boards is the Group by function. And it only applies to a few fields (Assignee, Epic, etc. ) The only other option that I am aware of is to create a new board that uses a board filter based on the Team-managed project. But you can't put…

Yes, Jack is correct on that. The only thing that I know of that would come close is to possibly use the JMWE add-on with a custom validator that could check if this is the last open sub-task before giving you the option. @David Fischer - Andy thoughts? 

haha - me, too :-)

Hi Yousef - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is not available yet for Team-managed projects. It is on their roadmap, but not sure of a timeframe. 

Hi Marcus, The only way I know to do this in Jira Cloud is with an add-on like ProForma Forms. 

When I look at the error, it mentions the value it is trying to get for WSJF is /5.0 which seems to suggest that you are trying to divide by the Time Critically field since it has a value of 5. So if that field is wrong, I am suspicion that you are not using the right field for the first number either. So I would just use…

Company-managed projects use the Permission Schema. Team-managed projects use the Access function under Project Settings. 

You simply need to add a condition on the transition to Done in your workflow for the parent issue type to not allow it to move if all of the child tasks are not complete. So edit your workflow. Click on the transition to Done. Click on Conditions. Click Add condition. Select Sub-Task Blocking Condition. Choose the…

Hi Daniel - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, I do not believe that is possible in forms to do that. There is no place to build in logic like that. 

Ah, I see now. This appears to be a Bug with the list view. It seems to be showing the original value and the new value. I would submit a ticket to Atlassian: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

Hahaha - Thanks - I am glad it worked for you. 

From your error = it might be that you have a validator or a condition on the transition (or even a transition screen) that is keeping it from moving. If there are conditions, I suggest adding another condition that allows a Project Role to do the transition and then select the addons-atlassian one. 

A picture is worth a thousand words.

I am going to see if someone from Atlassian can help you out. 

こんにちは ユーザーを追加したり、ユーザーを管理したりするには、サイト管理者権限が必要です。 したがって、別のユーザーを管理者にするには、それらのユーザーを管理者グループに追加する必要があります。

Hi - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Issue Type is not a field that is currently available for the List view in JWM projects. You will have to create the card through the Create button to select a different issue type for now. Hopefully, the development team can get that added at some point to the List view. I would…

Click on the gear icon in the top navigation bar on the right side. That's the Settings icon. Then select Issues. Then select Custom fields. 

Hi Frank - please reply within the same thread so that the reader can easily follow the conversation. :-) To create a Team-managed project, click on on Create project, then select Jira Software on the bottom left under Products. Sorry, I do not know what those values are in your language. On the next page, select Kanban or…

Hi Bertrand - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Do you have more users that are using Jira and/or Confluence licenses? 

Hi Saranna - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! If the user is going to be making changes to the ticket, like editing fields or transitioning the issue, then the user needs to be in the jira-servicedesk-users group. Then in the project settings under people, be sure to add the user to the Service Desk Team project role. 

Which field is 10081 and which field is 10024? And can you share the rule that shows where you are updating the field with the formula? 

Hi Michael - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There are two places to check: 1. Check for any field required validators on the Create transition in the workflow. 2. Check the Field Configuration scheme for the project to see if that field is marked as Required. 

Hello and Welcome, Erika! We are glad you are here!!

No, you cannot hide the project from them and still allow them to create issues on the project. 

Hi Charles, We do something very similar using Automation for Jira. Here is what a simplified version of the rules looks like: