John Funk Community Champion

Yes, you must be a Jira Administrator to add the Custom Fields - not just a project administrator. 

Hi Katie - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can't remove the subheading there as there are multiple types of projects and it is very helpful to know what type of project you have created, as they behave differently. 

Hi Talita - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You might want to take a look at this video which should help guide you. Let us know if you have further questions about it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRJ_8frS_cE

:-) Automation For Jira will do what you need. 

Sure - click on your profile icon/avatar. Then select Settings or Personal Settings (depending on which nav you are using). Then about 3/4 of the page down under Jira Lab, simply click off the New Jira View selection. Then click your browser's back button. You should see the old view. You can go back and forth between the…

Ah, the new view no longer shows that - sorry. The Old Jira Issue View will still shows the Transitions tab with that information. You can also install a Chrome Extension such as Jira Flow Companion or Jira Issue Cycle Time. Or one of the paid add-ons - I would suggest Nave. 

Yes, I have it turned off for non Admin users within our company as well. :-)

Hi Rafael - No, I am not aware of anyway to change that. What kind of problem is it giving you?

Hi Scott - It is being rolled out slowly now. You can follow along here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-73180

Hi Andrea - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Looks like this is a bug - you can follow along here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-17654

Hi Vincent - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira measures the time that an issue sits in each status (stage as you call it). You can see that in the Transitions tab for each issue. It's called Time in Status. You can use some add-ons like Nave or Actionable Agile to create reports that show the numbers/time. 

What is the default for you when you create a new Next-gen project? Who is included under Access?

Hi Mark - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What if you used Automation For Jira and created a rule for when a Sub-task transitions to Reject that you then auto-transition the Parent to Failed?

Hi Tim, You can still control who can see the Next-gen projects by going to Project Settings > Access and update who can see the project.

Hi Shruti - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Did you publish the workflow scheme after linking the Inactive workflow to it?

Actually, this is a better link to follow: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/How-to-extend-the-width-of-Project-Dropdown-list-in-the-create/qaq-p/631983

Hi Philipp - You probably need to install the MS Teams App on the Jira side first using the Marketplace Apps. Go here and search for Microsoft Teams For Jira Cloud. https://ramseysolutions.atlassian.net/plugins/servlet/ac/com.atlassian.jira.emcee/discover?s=com.atlassian.jira.emcee__discover#!/discover

That appears to be the problem to me. The other option is to not try to copy down the value when you create the card, but actually do an Edit Issue function right after creating the Sub-task and update (Edit) the assignee field at that point. 

Was curious about this part: It doesn't show the value for the Assigned user with a check mark. So I am curious if the system doesn't have it available at the time it is trying to copy it down. It's suspect that it does not show success like the others. 

Maybe try to do a Subscription and which columns it sends it with. 

Hi Roja, See if this post helps you: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Answers-Developer-Questions/Form-input-user-autocomplete-dropdown-width/qaq-p/523712

Okay, thanks for sharing that. Columns with filters are weird because if you just change the columns, the filter doesn't save that. you have change something else, too. So what I normally do is pull up the filter, change the columns for what I want them to be. Then click on a column heading to sort the list differently.…

Hey Jay - Just a quick update. I indeed opened a support ticket with them that they are still working. They were able to reproduce it in certain instances, but are having a problem getting to the source of why it is happening. But it is being actively worked. 

It appears to me that the Assignee is not getting set in the initial issue that is created - in this case ISD-333. So there is no Assignee to be available to get copied down to the Sub-tasks. Is there more information available for the warning/error on the Assigned issue to user comment?

So you created a custom field called Department and you have the values listed above in your question. But you cannot see tickets where the Department = Security. Is that correct? Can you share some screenshots of the values in your field? And of the query/filter you are using?

I understand now - and, no, you are not going to be able to modify that per Nic's comments below. 

Hi Pavel, Can you give us more information as to how you are sending the Email? Is it through a Subscription?

Hi @Smitha__TV - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, you can use a Kanban board to display your Sprint. You would set you start and end date of the Sprint as normal. 

Hi @Ganeshkumar - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I am not sure that I am understanding your need. Do you want to change the query that your Swimlanes are based on? If so, you can go to your board, then Board Settings. Under Swimlanes, you can modify the underlying JQL for what you need. 

Hi Manoj, The Community is a place to ask questions to get help with the functionality of the tools you are using. You need to submit a request to Atlassian for billing and license desires. You can do that here: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/ Choose Billing, Payments and Pricing in the first drop down. Good Luck!