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Great! Can you post that as another answer so that we can accept it and close this one out?
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Hi @Brian Beckham - did you ever get this resolved?
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Hi @Hannah Webb - Did you get this resolved?
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Okay, why are you doing it as an advanced option? Just click the three dots beside the Tester field above and choose Copy from. Then choose Assignee as the field to copy from.
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If you are in the Administrators project role, and that role is attached to both the Browse Project and Create Issue permissions, then I see no reason why you can't create an issue. Is ANYONE able to create one?
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Hi Ana, I don't know of a way to do that other than to create a new custom field of Single User Picker type. Then use an automation rule or post function in your workflow to populate that field when you populate the assignee field and the status is in Status B. Then when it moves to Status D, have another automation rule…
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Went into a sugar coma just looking at that.
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Hi Karen, You should immediately open a support ticket with Atlassian here: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/
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Hi Guido, I am not sure if you can list them like that, but you can use a JQL like below to see all of the issues that were in a particular status on a particular day. project = ABC and status was in ("In Progress") on 2022-01-01 Then you could do one for each status in your workflow for that project if needed.
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Hi Anne-Sophie - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, I don't think the dependent linked task will also move because it is not assumed that the timing is the same, just that they are dependent. But you might could do this with automation - changing the Start Date (or Due Date) of one issue if the linked issue Due Date…
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Hi Guido, You can try a JQL filter like this: project = ABC and assignee changed to john.funk during (2022-01-01, 2022-06-30) This would show everything on the ABC project that got assigned to me in the first 6 months of the year. You can adjust your values and needed. You might have to use the accountID instead of the…
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Yes, it was a sharing plate - but there were two sharing plates like that for a table of about 8 people. And yes, it was incredible!!
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Hi Varun - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Can you share a screen shot of what you are seeing? And where are you adding the columns?
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Hi Carla - I have done it by connecting to the free Excel for Jira app and opening the results of the filter in Excel.
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Hi Paulina, I do not use server version and it has fewer post functions than what is in Cloud. Can you share a screenshot of your Post Function options?
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Hi Dmitriy, There should be a free version called Automation for Jira Lite and a paid version called Automation for Jira Pro available.
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That might be because the Epic is excluded from the board, but never really seen it operate that way before. What type of project is it? Company-managed? Team-managed? Jira Work Management/Business?
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Sorry, I do not use ScriptRunner either. Hopefully, someone with expertise there can help you out.
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Yes, this seems to be an on and off again bug where the fields selected for the list view don't stick.
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Hi Luisana - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! After you created the groups, did you place yourself in the group? You will not be able to see the group or use it if you are not in it.
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Great! Glad you figured it out.
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Hi @rbalamu2 - You can't really pin them per se, but you can change the order of the fields as they appear on the screen. That should accomplish the same thing as pinning them.
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Then I would leave that field off of the form and simply populate the field using an automation rule.
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Hmm, in your example above, you have issue.summary, but you show values in the Description field. Does your Summary field have the colon?
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Are the same people always the ones who should be prefilled in the form?
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You have two Stakeholder fields - why is that? Also, did you start typing in names of users for the Stakeholder field that you have highlighted?
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Hi Enis, Yes, you can do that with an Automation rule. Here is some more information to help get you started: There are two types of automation: * Global: In the Free version, you get 100 executions per product, per month * Project: In all versions, you get unlimited executions per month Automation Basics:…
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Hi @Master9 Master9 You will need to create a custom field of number type to store the value. Then you can create an automation rule that is a Scheduled trigger type that runs once a day or however often you wish. In that rule, you will have an action for Edit issue. There, you select the custom number field. For that…
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Hi @Tech/IT Nubloq - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to submit a support ticket with Atlassian here: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/