John Funk Community Champion

True - but that's pretty much the only way. If you were using JSM, you could hide that field in the form on create and then show it after creation with the values wanted. 

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Hi Osama, No, you can't directly update Jira from Confluence. Though updates in Jira will automatically be reflected in Confluence depending on the macros used. 

Your condition looks too complicated. Why not just compare the two fields? 

Hi Juan Vincente, When you do the Bulk Change, use the Move function instead of the Edit function.

Hi Amar, Are you saying that the blue Create button in the top nav bar disappears??

I can't speak to that - I just know what I know. You can add built-in approvals to Team-managed Business projects, but that's all I am aware of outside of JSM. See this previous post from back in April.…

Hi @Evaldas - You should open a new question for your particular case. But basically you would create an automation rule that updates the Summary field with the information you want. 

Great idea - here is mine https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-funk-92261a38/

Well, that's not normal! Glad you found a solution for it though. And thanks for sharing here.

Hi Cristóbal, Can you give us some more details? What field are you trying to update? What are the steps you are doing? What is the issue type of the issue you are updating? Can you share the Issue Type Scheme for the CUS project? 

Hi Rodrigo - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You cannot change the type of project. You must create a new project for the type desired and migrate any existing issues from the original project to the new project. 

Hi Angel, Approvals are not available for Jira Software Company-manage workflows. You must be using Jira Service Management.

Hi Malek - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to open a support ticket with Atlassian. Of see if you can change your credit card information. Looks like the current card is not valid. https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

It should work as along as it is a single user picker field. Oh, and is this Team-managed or Company-managed? If Team-managed there is a known problem. But should work with Company-managed. 

You should definitely offer those suggestions to Atlassian - those sound like great things!

Why are you using advanced JSON instead of just selecting the field and doing a copy? Just do an Edit Issue action instead of an Assign user action. Select the Assignee field and then click the 3 dots next to the field and select Copy. 

Ah, so this is the beta for Platform projects in Jira. You should be able to find it in Jira by clicking on the Projects menu at the top. I am not sure how the EAP is associated with Confluence though. 

@Sebastian Spitzer - Not sure which language default =- probably start with user profile first and see if that works. Not aware of the JAC number either if one exists. 

Hi Lukun, Are you on Cloud or Data Center?

Yes, I am the one who moved it. :-) It was in the Jira Service Management group originally. 

Hi Anuradha, Can you share the rule that you have so far?

Hi Faroek, It appears that any user on the project will be able to create the service. You will need to submit a request to Atlassian if you think that needs to be changed. https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

Sure, it can be as simple as below.

Ah, hadn't noticed the Data Center part @Hans Polder - thanks for pointing that out. But that makes it even a little more questioning as to what he is trying to achieve. Maybe we will find out soon. :-)

Then it's probably related to the scope of the rule. Try changing it to a Global Rule and see if it returns issues in the lookup. 

In that case, you should probably open a support ticket with Atlassian to have them take a look at it. If you do that, please post the resolution back here for future readers. https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

Thanks for the additional info. So, exactly what field are you trying to copy from? And is it a single user picker field or multiple user picker field?

Hi @Lauren McGoodwin - thank you for drawing attention to the Playbook by incorporating a Play of the Month. My favorite is probably the Health Monitor. With many, if not most, teams now being distributed - maybe even across continents, team health checks are important to keep everyone engaged and increase communication…

Hi Khushboo, No, you are not really going to be able to do what you are looking for. There is a Location field associated with Jira Software Company-managed project boards, but it only allows a single project to be identified even though the filter used by the board might include multiple projects. So the projects…