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There can be multiple organization admins for your site. 

Hi Mark - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! That's not going to be possible. Here's an article with more info, but it is very limited where Jira data can reside. https://support.atlassian.com/security-and-access-policies/docs/understand-data-residency/

Hi Evin - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Here's an article that will help walk you through that process. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Agile-articles/Creating-a-Second-Agile-Board-for-Team-Managed-or-JIra-Work/ba-p/2115018

Certainly good news - thanks for the update!

Sorry for the delay. Yes, Team-managed are different and totally independent from the shared Field Configuration files where you would normally resolve this. I would say this is clearly a bug. If this is a new issue type on this project, you might just try deleting it and starting the process again. Otherwise, you will…

Hi Onur, For Jira Software company-managed projects, this is standard practice. For Jira Work Management (both company-managed and team-managed) projects, the columns are initially named the same as the status. 

Oh wow, this is gonna bring back a ton of memories! I will leave it with just one. I was our kicker for our middle school and high school football team, but even as a kid, wanted to be a kicker. So I got a Super Toe for Christmas one year. I loved that thing and wore it out. :-)

Another great podcast to end the series! Thanks to everyone involved in producing and delivering this excellent series! I think the most surprising thing for me was that it was doing across international lines and by a team made up of different locations, speaking a different language. And this was DECADES ago - not the…

Great! Glad to help.

You are welcome. 

Hi @Steven.Dudeck - Did Jack's response answer your question? 

Hi Vineela, No, you can't currently create Components in Team-managed projects. You should vote for the request and follow it here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-17601

Hi Anina - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Doe this happing on all projects where you are creating? Or just this one? I would suggest trying another browser or try with incognito mode. 

Hi Steven - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Can you share the actual rule that you have so far? 

Hi Kari, Try this: {{issue.First Field.diff(issue.Second Field).minutes}} where First Field and Second Field are the EXACT names of your fields (including case). Or this one using the field ID {{issue.customfield_10156.diff(issue.customfield_10176).minutes}} where the 10156 and 10176 are the actual IDs of your custom…

Well, then what are you trying to bulk change then? If there are no issues in Backlog, then there is nothing to move out of backlog. 

Hi Lauren, Try: project = ABC and duedate < startOfDay() and statusCategory != Done Validate the query before you save so that you know you don't get an error, even if it returns 0 issues. Then you should be able to publish. 

Agree with @Dave Mathijs - There's really no reason to change that name. And it might be a simple as a browser caching issue or something like that. But, again, it doesn't really matter and you've probably already spent more time than necessary to investigate something that really shouldn't have any impact on you. Whether…

Not a lot to be able to add from @Curt Holley and @Dave Mathijs Definitely use the portal more than emails for tickets. This also means taking advantage of the now built-in Proforma Forms to capture all the information you need up front to work the issue and reduce the back-and-forth email exchanges for clarity.…

Hi Richard, I don't think you can do all of that in a single step. Do the clone step, and then add a branch for most recently created issue. Under that do an Edit issue and clear the Epic Link field there. 

Issues can only appear in one swimlane. So if the issue meets the criteria of multiple swimlanes, it will appear in the top listed swimlane. As mentioned above, you are better off using a Quick Filter for the blocked issues versus putting them in a swimlane. 

Hi Felix - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I don't know of a way to know this/do this except to put a unique custom field on the form and make the field required. Then check the value of the field in a condition in your automation. 

Great! Glad to help. 

I would go ahead and submit a support ticket with Atlassian. https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/ Please post the resolution back here so future readers can see the solution. 

Hi Roberto, Are you using a Team-managed or Company-managed project? If Company-managed, I would just use a Quick Filter on the board instead of a whole swimlane, but that's up to you. Try this: issueLinkType = "is blocked by"

Hi Lucrecia {{issue.resolution.name}}

Hi Aleksandr That looks like you were trying to access user management. You must have site admin permissions to do that.

Hi Max - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Is this a Jira Work Management/Business project? If so, then currently there's an issue with that. This is probably the issue you are running into: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JWMCLOUD-418 or this one https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JWMCLOUD-127

Hi Asako. If I am understanding you correctly, yes, you can create a separate Field Configuration per Issue type for the project's Field Configuration Scheme and each Field Configuration can make different fields mandatory. So, you can create a Field Configuration for Epics and set the Due Date ad Required. But have a…

Hi Jennifer - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would just use a Jira Work Management project (which you might be already doing for the business folks). Create a simple form for them to fill out. Then use automation to create the appropriate issue in the Jira Software project(s) for Software requests or JSM for IT…