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You can’t do that. The closest you can do is remove Browse User global permission from everyone who is not a staff member.
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This may help you https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-run-jira-on-a-specific-ip-321847552.html
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Pull an LDIF of your user and you’ll see this is the wrong base DN. Set you DN correctly, then use membership in this group as a user Filter.
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Try typing “gg” on your keyboard when you’re not in a text box or anything.
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You may have more luck reporting this via the in-app feedback. I believe it’s in the menu when you click on your profile photo in the bottom left.
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That doesn’t make sense from an Agile perspective. It’s also not possible in Jira, please see: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWSERVER-7721 However, if you read through the comments you will find some apps that provide this functionality, and some free workarounds that users have come up with.
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Are you sure that your customfield id is the same on both instances? Confirm in the db.
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Use nFeed and replace your Products project entirely when on server. As best as as I understand it, your setup is this: investigation issue -> product subtask -> issue link to product reference issue your goal is to count the number of subtasks, that contain an issue link, to an issue with a specific custom field value?
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Hey Chris, could you share a screenshot of what you mean?
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I would start by trying to reach out to BB support. The hacky way (I’m sure there’s a better way) to do it is to download the repo in whole. Merge changes locally. Delete the repo on BB, create a new repo with the same name, and push changes back up.
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Why do you want to duplicate the information into the comment if it’s in the fields? Solution wise you could use ScriptRunner to pull the fields, format a string, and push the result into a comment.
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You could disable editing, provide a transition with a screen where you set the epic link, and then have a validate in the transition.
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I don’t think this is possible. Links between Epics and Story’s are technically implemented in a different way than any other issue type link. As such, Portfolios reliance on it wouldn’t allow for that kind of change. However, I’m not certain, this is an educated guess.
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You need to sync their group memberships and use those groups in global permissions instead of the default ones.
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You can't make those changes in the desktop app without opening it up and modifying the core.
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up to 2k
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There is no way to do this off the top of my head. But you could try and do a JS hack using the announcement banner?
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You could set up a saved filter to identify these issues and at least send yourself a filter subscription to flag these issues on a regular basis.
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Set your JQL to be "updated > 270d" or something like that
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You could use Automation for JIRA (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.codebarrel.addons.automation/cloud/overview) to remove any issues from an Epic which meets these conditions. This doesn't prevent them from going in, but it does help keep them out.
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Can you provide a screenshot? Just make a new page with some bogus data. What happens if you copy paste an old page into a new one, does the issue still occur? What happens if you copy a new page into an old one? Can you reproduce this on a different browser? Can other users reproduce this?
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Look at the update linked issue Automation rule template.
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You may be able to use https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.synergyapps.plugins.jira.timepo-timesheet-plugin/server/overview
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Are you using LDAP? Where is the server hosted? Take a look in your browser's devtools to see what resource you are waiting on.
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Because you have more than 8 hours in the sprint.
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https://confluence.atlassian.com/disc/powered-by-confluence ?
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key in (JIRA-001,JIRA-005,JIRA-123)
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Take a look at https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.codebarrel.addons.automation/cloud/overview
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http://help.trello.com/article/791-changing-permissions-on-a-board
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How long is ages?