John Funk Community Champion

What types of projects are you using? Are the both Company-managed? Team-managed? One of each? 

Hi Adam - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You should probably go ahead and open a support ticket with Atlassian for their guidance/feedback. https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

@Dave Funk - did you get this sorted?

Well, you have an honorary brother if you want one, haha. If you want some advice, you should move towards creating projects using and existing project as your "template" and thereby share the configurations. That will keep you from having so many. But as of now, I would settle on a single Field Config (FC) and update the…

Hi Efe - It's not impossible, but not a fun task. That's why I never suggest anyone create a Team-managed project. 

But I will need you to call me and give me excellent running commentary as I try to answer them, or it won't be realistic. :-)

Is it just this one board? Or other boards? If just this one board, I would delete it and recreate it. A board is a just a visual of the information, so it won't hurt to delete it and create a new one. 

Hi Adrienne - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! If it is a Company-managed project, you must be a Project Administrator to create Components. If it is a Team-managed project, Components are not yet available. https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-17601

Hi Sarah, Can you please share you entire rule here? It will be easier to troubleshoot. But, yes, the user who is the Actor for the rule must have the Create issues permission in the target project.

Yes, agreed - it is better if they are both in Company-managed projects. But you can still show cards from both types of projects on a single board. 

It's extremely useful! Let me know if you need any assistance with it. 

What is your question? Yes, only persons with the proper permissions can create/own automation rules. 

Hi Kayleen, It depends on what you are doing, but I almost always suggest using Conditions and maintaining fewer workflows. 

You will need to get someone in your company with Confluence admin permissions to help you out then. 

This is not completely accurate. There are other remedies. See my answer below. 

You can create a new board if the projects are Team-managed projects and not Company-managed projects. Create a new filter like I described above and save and share it. Then create a new board based on an existing filter. Here is an article that will walk you through it.…

Hi Benito - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Go to Settings > User Management Then click on Products in the top menu. You should see the list of products now. There is one called Jira Administration. Click the 3 dots menu to the right side and choose Manage Users. If you add yourself to that group of users, then you…

Hi Marina - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! See if this artlce helps you. https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/add-or-remove-page-restrictions/ Specifically, see the section called: Interpret content-level access settings

Hi Michiel, Thanks for your post, but it won't do a lot of good here. You need to submit a support ticket with Atlassian for those suggestions. https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

Hey Dave - You aren't my brother are you? I have a brother named David, lol. But yeah, Jira is funny like that in places - not real consistent some times. But that also tells me you probably have a lot of Field Configurations. Is that the cased? And if so, why? 

Thanks @Fun Man Andy !! Excited for the possibilities here. 

Hi Alexandre - How many issues are associated with the board? Maybe there are too many for it to load? 

Hey Kevin - But in a Re-fetch action (or two if needed) right after the Create issue trigger. Or since you are on Premium, you should see a new Delay action.

Hi Prakriti, Are you values of the fields themselves are missing? Or the columns in the filter you selected did not get exported? 

Hi Bryan - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Can you share your header row (and maybe first line) of the CSV?

Just did this with a user this week - it works very well. 

Congrats @Hans Polder !!!

I hate that I missed that last week. I will have to go through the questions and see how I would have done. 

Hi Lakshyajeet You can try removing the Remaining Estimate field from the issue layout screen, but not sure that will completely remove it. Are you using an app from a vendor? Or just the built-in Jira worklogs?

It's not based on templates, it is based on project types. Jira Software and Jira Business projects use one type of licenses. Jira Service Management uses a different type of licenses, Jira Product Discovery uses a different type of licenses, and Confluence uses a different type of licenses.