John Funk Community Champion

Hi Robert - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! To be honest, I don't know how to check if a user in a field is inactive or not from within the application. And certainly not without an add-on. Maybe JMWE or ScriptRunner could do that. I don't know what turnover is like with your organization, but I wouldn't think that it…

Fantastic!

Great!

Sure - just create a filter like: project = EXL and issuetype = Epic

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

No, it is not a Premium feature, but the user needs to have Site Admin permissions. 

Going to see if someone from Atlassian can help you out. :-)

Good - once the Domain has been verified maybe we can get you to where you need to be. 

Yes, that's what I would do first. Does the user you are trying to re-activate have an email address at your domain? 

Can you click on the Managed Accounts option on the top left? 

That message tells me you are probably a managed account. So you need to click on the Directory menu option in the top nav bar. Then search for the user Then Activate them there first. Then return to the User Administration and you should see the Grant Site Access then. 

Hi Brendan, What does it say once you click on Show Details? Are you a managed organization? 

Hi @lmarcotte - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! As a site administrator, if you go to Settings > User Management > Users you will see a list of all users and their last activity date. That can be downloaded to a CSV file if you like. 

When you created the new project, it typically will not copy over the Project roles. Go into the new project to see what is listed under people. Then make sure those project roles line up with the new Permission Scheme. And if that all looks good - use the permission helper in the permission scheme to help guide you.

Hi Kay, Can you list the exact steps you did? Also, can you include a screenshot of the error? 

Hi Maxime - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, you can do a bulk change to move the issues from one project to another. Follow the guidance here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Migrating-from-Classic-to-Next-gen-Software-Projects/qaq-p/918856

Hey Beth - being new to Jira, I would say start small and expand from there. Jira can be a little overwhelming at the beginning, but is certainly very powerful to accomplish a lot of things. We tend to organize projects in Jira by teams of people. For JSM stuff, a lot of people create separate JSM projects by customer. I…

Hi Frans - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Try using the Permission Helper within the Permission Scheme for that project. Hopefully, it will give you a reason that you can pursue. 

Sounds good - thanks for trying it out!

Hi Felipe, Check the workflow for the transition to see if there are any post functions that are clearing those fields. 

Hi @zheng_zhao - I don't know if this will actually solve your issue or not, but you can add a property to the transition in the workflow to add the Opsbar sequence to set the order https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/configure-advanced-issue-workflows/ Maybe that will affect the order in the…

Hi @Jeff Barrett - Did this solve your question? 

Hola Karina, No creo que haya entendido completamente su pregunta. ¿Quiere asignar automáticamente un problema a una persona cuando se crea una subtarea?

Hi @0x0mtn - so you have done the exact same thing with the same workflow for the 7 other projects and they all worked fine? But this one doing the same thing as the others always gives you an error? 

I totally hear you. Next-gen users are lucky that they can even partially modify the workflows right now - that's been a long time coming. I can tag Atlassian on this one if you want provide a comment with your bug.

Hey @Dave - Thanks for the clarification. And granted having an Initiative in a different project is very valid. But the example in her screenshot above just isn't, in my opinion - having all of the stories in one project and all of the Epics in a totally different project and all of the Initiatives in a totally separate…

That appears to be a marketing example so that people understand the different levels. Advanced Roadmaps almost by definition are a mixture of different projects in a single plan. You could certainly structure your plan like that using multiple projects, but I believe you are wanting to avoid that. Bottom line is that you…

Hi @Mua Ly , Sorry, but no one is going to call you - that's not how Atlassian Support works. And it sure isn't how the Atlassian Community works. And it's probably best to break up your questions into separate posts in the appropriate product discussion area. This one is for persons in the Community who provide answers to…

When you click on the workflow like you have in the image above - can you change the category to To Do? 

Hi John - Stories are only considered to be done if they are in the Final column of the board - regardless of the status.