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I have two products - Jira Software and Jira Administration. My product role in each group is Product Admin. Are you in all of those groups?
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Hi Sandro - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! In my experience, if you add the Flagged field to the screen and click it there to set it, you won't get the Comments pop up. But if you do the right click on the issue and select Add flag, then you do get the comment box. But in that case, I don't think you can get rid of…
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Hi Rustam, Why don't you create a Jira Work Management project based on one of the Marketing templates?
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Hi @onavarro - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You probably just need to add a Condition for the Issue Type field. Can you share a screenshot of your rule?
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Hi @Martina Schmidt - Did you ever get this solved?
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Hi Vito - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would suggest you open a new question for the Community so that more people will see it and be able to respond.
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Hmm, that is strange. Here is a screenshot of all of the groups I am in for my Free instance. Make sure you are a member of each group.
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Hi Yvette - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Every user for a Free account has full permissions. What are you trying to do that it says you can't do? Also, that might be a limitation of a free account - but not sure.
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Automation for Jira has a Free version called Lite and a paid version called Pro. I think the free one might work for you. ScriptRunner would also be able to it if you have that. Both would be add-ons.
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Hi Ardian, Try using the field Parent.
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Hi Anton - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I assume you are using a Company-managed project - is that correct? If so, you can probably write a query for the swimlane such as project = ABC and status changed to "In Progress" after startOfDay(-7) You would change the status to your status, of course, and what ever amount…
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Hi Oliver, Are you using Jira Server or Jira Cloud? If Jira Cloud, I would suggest you just do an automation for Jira rule instead as it is much easier and gives you better feedback if it fails.
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Hi Romy, Yes, you should be able to do that using Automation for Jira. Are you using Jira Server or Jira Cloud?
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Jira July - I love it!! And Cheers to all of the hard-working Jira Administrators out there! One day of celebration doesn't seem adequate, so hey, it's Jira July!!
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Whoa, that's a lot going on! Thanks for sharing @Saralie S. ! And thanks to all of the leaders putting in the incredible amount of time and effort to make the Community a better place!
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Hi Andrea - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Access to the board is controlled by the filter attached to the board and who it is shared with. The permission scheme does not come into play is this case.
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Ah, that's good to know. Thanks for trying that out! You will need to create a new board by copying the existing board that has all that you want on it. Then immediately go into the Board Settings for the board. Then click on the Edit Filter Query link. That will take you to the Filter query function. Change the old…
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Well, if it is like others there, I wouldn't hold my breath waiting on it. You need to figure out something more long term for now.
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There's not really a straightforward way to do that. One option is to create the new project based on an existing project. That gets you all of the shared schemes. However, it does not create a board. Then the next step could be to create a new board either by copying an existing board that has those "default" columns -…
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Hi Megan - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What do you mean by "ability to default columns"?
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Hi Javier - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You should change your workflow to not allow an issue to move from Backlog to INPROGRESS directly then. It should just go from Backlog to TODO and then from TODO to INPROGRESS.
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Hi Praveen, That is currently not possible. You can vote for and follow the feature request here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-20901
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Sorry, but I have run out of ideas. You should probably open a support ticket with Atlassian. https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/ Please post back here as to the solution. Good Luck!
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You are very welcome. If that answered your question, can you click on the Accept Answer button above to close this one out? Thanks!
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Okay, I think I understand. I would create a Security Level called Non-Support or something like that. Then I would add the Project Role Developers to the security level along with the Project Role Administrators and Group Jira Administrators. That way only people in those 3 project roles can see the ticket when the…
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Hi Priya, There is probably some type of automation rule or post function in your workflow that is doing that. You will need to investigate those to see if you can find where it is coming from. One thing might be to look at the history of the Story to see if there is a notation of who is updating the field.
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Hey Some Guy (love the name!) Not sure you are going to be able to do this with straight JQL since history of custom fields is typically not available. But you certainly could do it with an add-on such as Automation for Jira (free Lite version or paid Pro version) or ScriptRunner if you have either of those.
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Hey @sandra.woodard - Any update?
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And have you verified that the Epic Link is on the Edit screen used by those projects?
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Well, not much new I can add to the discussion as the same types of things already mentioned help spur on my motivation. And as Fun Man Andy said, trying to always be grateful. Grateful for the things the Lord has blessed me with, the skills he has given me to help others, and knowing that there are truly grateful and…