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@Mike - If this answered your question, can you click on the Accept Answer button above so we can close it out? Thanks!

You might be able to change that through the Directory. Are you using Atlassian Access? If not, try going to Settings > Issues > User Management Then select Directory at the top nav bar. Search for the user and select Show Details See if you can change the full name there without it changing the actually email address. We…

Hi @Johnsons Johnsons This certainly appears to be a bug as I can reproduce also. I will try to get clarification from Atlassian. 

I am not sure what you are asking with that question. Can you rephrase or provide more details? 

Привет @Chornukha Olga Позвольте мне посмотреть, правильно ли я следую этому переводу. Вы создали роль проекта для проекта, а затем внесли изменения в схему разрешений, но не увидели значение используемой роли проекта, поскольку оно связано с одним из разрешений комментариев?

Hi @C_M_ I am not sure I follow exactly what you want. It's easy enough to create a trigger that is based on a field value change. But what is it you want to happen when the value of the field changes? Do you have a rule already created that you can share and we can walk through together?

Hi Nitesh - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Can you give some more details about the JAVA client you are using or the process you are actually using to create the issue. 

Hi Ann, I am a little confused. Did you add a new custom field? Or a new Issue Type? Hierarchies involve issue types not fields. Therefore, you will not be able to show a hierarchy on an actual card. You should be able to show cards that have that new issue type, but not the hierarchy. 

Если это ответило на ваш вопрос, не могли бы вы нажать кнопку «Принять ответ» выше, чтобы мы могли закрыть этот? Спасибо!

Hi Hannah, Yes, 3,000 issues on a single board is very unmanageable. It sounds like you need to close some of those epics or remove the Done Epics from the board. 

Hi @Thanasis Tatsis - Did you ever get this worked out? 

Hi Pradeep, It sounds like you just might want a filter subscription instead of an automation rule. Create your filter and then go to Details and add a subscription. 

Hi @Fon Ngu - Did you ever get this solved? 

Thanks, Daniel!!

Hi @Prod - Is this happening at create time for the issue? Or when it is moved to Done? If at create, remove the Resolution field from the Create screen. 

Hi Bruno - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Archiving projects is only available in the Premium Subscription right now. If you desire it in the standard plan, you can vote for and follow the request here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-77966

Hi Pierre, It seems this is a bug for Epics. You can vote for and follow the request here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-17407

You can control Move permissions by project using the Permission Scheme for that project. Just edit the Move Issues permission. 

Hi Ian - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I will see if someone from Atlassian can take a look. 

Hi Swapnil, Can you describe in more detail why you can't move the issue to Project B using the normal Move function? You would probably run into the same restrictions if you are using a non-traditional method.

Hi Andrea, Yes, users in the administrators or jira-administrators groups are considered Jira Administrators and can create and edit the objects you list in your question for Company-managed projects. 

Hi @schevola - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Typically, this stands for Cannot Reproduce.

Hi Colin - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I guess one option is to give the new person the same permissions as the one who is leaving and then switch it to them. Otherwise, you will need to implement it as a new automation rule and let Automation for Jira be the actor. 

Hi Thomas - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Activity is a section on a card and refers to multiple items that happen as a part of the history of a card. Therefore, you will not be able to use it in a JQL. Instead you might use "updated" if you want to see if anything was updated on the card. project ="ABC" and updated…

Hi @Gaurav - Thanks for sharing the information. I encourage you to jump right in and give it a try!

Hi Alex - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There are some Marketplace Apps that might do what you need, but I don't know if they are more cost effective for you or not as they would also be based on the total number of users in your Cloud instance. 

Hi @jpineda Go to Settings > Issues > Priorities There you can change the priorities that are used. 

Hi Roberto, Did this get solved for you? What was the resolution?

Very weird - there is no Location field for the board filters to associate it to the project. Looks like time to submit a support ticket to Atlassian to me. Please post back here with the resolution. https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

Hello Pierre - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! As Ollie says you can modify the filter, which will be more of a permanent hide. Or you can add a quick filter which will temporarily hide them. Or you could leave the board filter as is and just add the code to not include the issue types in the sub-filter. That's easier…