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Hi Sheri - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira Core relates to Business Projects Jira Software relates to Classic Software Projects and Next-gen Projects If you get Jira Software, Jira Core comes with it automatically. 

I am glad you were able to get the user to show up for you now. 

No argument there.

Hi Betty, The Release button will allow you to select a release version for any Done issues at the time you click on the button. If none of the Done issues are associated with a release version, then it gives you the option to create a New Release. But the Release button should not be clicked until you are indeed Releasing…

Hi Manas - no, you will not be able to do that unless you create separate projects for each one. Since you have a custom field that captures the different clients, you have to know those to be able to populate that field - which would create the different keys as you describe - ABC-1, DEF-2, etc. So, if you know them then,…

Hi Craig - you would have to upgrade all the way to a Premium subscription to get the Advanced Roadmap features to create more of that hierarchy for Roadmaps. But no, you wouldn't have to create a new project either. 

The link types are just words - they are pretty much whatever you want them to mean. There is no built in functionality based one which one you use. It's really just a matter for your team or your organization to determine what they mean when you use them. Outside of that, you could pretty much just use the Relates to link…

I agree with Monika - the linked issues is a simple pointer - it is not unique nor directly tied to Epics. The Epic Link field would be the appropriate field used to link an issue as a child to an Epic for Classic Software projects. 

Hi @vchevuru - if this is a Business type project, then you cannot create or change the filter used by the board. 

Hi @Gurunathan Raju - take a look at this previous post and try out the suggestions, especially the permission helper one. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Service-Management/User-cannot-be-assigned-to-issues/qaq-p/1500798

Hi Sara - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would certainly recommend Deep Clone for that if it is working for you. 

Hi Pranav, Maybe try project = PS and status was not Done on 2020-11-30

Hi Maja - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Most views begin with creating a Filter. The filter will show all of the cards you want to appear in the view. Then you can create a Dashboard and add a Calendar gadget to the Dashboard that is based on the original Filter you have created. There is a free Jira Calendar gadget…

Hi @chengru chang - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You should check with your organization's Jira Administrator. It might be that the instance is a Free subscription and they have exceeded the number of available licenses. 

You shouldn't lose anything. But you can't do a straight "convert". You will need to create a new Classic Software project and Move the issues from the Business project to the Classic Software project using the Bulk Change function. 

Hi Francis - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can post questions to the Community and other users will try to help you out. Or you can contact Atlassian support direction here: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

Hi Daffy - I don't think Roadmaps are available for Business Projects - only Next-Gen and Classic Software projects. https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/features/roadmaps

Going to tag Atlassian on this one. Not sure why it is a managed Domain but then it still wants you to verify the Domain. 

How about the one where it is forcing the Domain verification?

Can you provide some screenshots? 

If it is managed, then the Domain has already been verified.

So, what happens if you go here: https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/email

Hi David - go to Settings > User Management then select the Directory menu option in the top navigation bar. Search for the user and select him/her. At that point, you should be able to change the email address. 

Ah, you probably have to be an Organization Admin. You will have to have someone who is already an Org Admin add you. They will click on the Site name, they choose Settings which should appear for them in the top navigation bar. And then choose Administrators. At that point they can add you. 

So this is an on-going problem? Have you added a context to the custom fields to associate them with the Bug issue type? 

Do you see the Releases link in the menu options on the left side when you are in the Next-gen board? Also, you should see the Fix versions field in the right hand side of the card when you open it. As to your last question, no you cannot "convert" a Next-gen project to a Classic Software project, but you can migrate it…

Hi Felipe, You need to have site-admin privileges to see users and manage Domains. This is a different privilege from being a Jira administrator. You need to be in the site-admin group under user management. 

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