John Funk Community Champion

Hi @katherinaf - and Welcome to the Community!!

What are the options that are visible under that? 

Hi David, Can you see the gear for Settings in the bottom left of your screen above your Avatar?

I will see if I can get someone with Atlassian to respond to you. 

Did you use the link I posted? Is this a Free version?

Hi David - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would go ahead and raise a support request with Atlassian. https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

Hi @Varun kumar thupakula Maybe trying one at a time to see if any errors come up to help guide you to a solution. Is the VIN Number field a Text field? Do you see anything in common between the field types that are not getting populated?

Great! Glad it worked. 

Hi Eric - Either give yourself the Developer project role or add Project Role of Administrators to the Browse Projects permission (Parcourir les projets).

I don't know if you would call it a gadget or not, but I need one of those personal space crafts on the Jetsons to skip over traffic on the daily commute!

No, that's strange you can't do it there. I would suggest creating a Support Ticket for Atlassian to report it as a Bug. 

Hi @Eiren Smith - If this answerered your question for you, can you click on the Accept answer button above to close this one out? Thanks!

Hi @Murali Reddy - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You could handle this a couple of ways. 1. Create a post function on a transition to a status when the assignment happens. 2. Use an add-on like Automation For Jira or ScriptRunner to send the email when the value of the field changes. 

I would set up a single Portal with multiple Request Types - each one attached to the appropriate Issue Type. 

Hi @Magdalena Migas - Sound like you will need to implement Issue Security. See this guide: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/configuring-issue-level-security-776636711.html?_ga=2.54162030.733994714.1578921858-1313086432.1576012938

Hi @Andreas Jung - It's probably because you have statuses that don't have any outflow from them. The only way I have been able to solve that is to Copy the original Workflow, then make the changes while still in an Inactive state. Then you can replace the original workflow with the new workflow in the same Workflow…

Hi @Ashutosh Kulkarni - I don't see anything out of the ordinary with this one. Just create your project and your workflow as you want it. What would the different Issue Types be and do that have different workflows associated with them?

What ended up being the solution?

Hi @Mark Sayo - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Posting this from my answer on the post Mohamed referred to: One way to solve that is with a single project and workflow like you have it. Then create a Group for each Squad and place the members in it. Then put Conditions on the Transitions to the phase that allows only…

Ah, it is probably that you are not a Project Administrator on one of the projects being included in the filter for the board. You must be a Project Admin on EVERY project that the board could have tickets for to be able to do a Release off of the board. 

Hi John - You will probably need to implement Issue Security so that only certain persons can see it. https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/configuring-issue-level-security-776636711.html?_ga=2.54162030.733994714.1578921858-1313086432.1576012938

Welcome @Steve Pearl !! Always looking to make the world a better place. :-)

Sorry, that's going to be outside of my expertise. :-(

Are you using Automation For Jira?

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Hi Simon - Try addjusting your Permission Scheme to remove users/groups from the Work On Issues from the Time Tracking Permissions section. 

So you have already created another Workflow that you are trying to add to this Workflow Scheme? Which Issue Type are you trying to add to the new workflow?

Hi @Heinrich - Check to see if you have Resolve Issues permission in the Permission Scheme for that project. Also, does the filter for the board include multiple projects or just one?

You will most likely need to create a new Workflow Scheme and place the new Workflow in that Scheme. Then attach the new Workflow Scheme to the Project. 

Hi Amit - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Permissions to do things on a project are based on the Permission Scheme attached to the project, not whether the user is a Jira Admin or not. You can be a Jira Admin, but if you do not have permissions within the Permission Scheme for that project, you will not be able to do…