Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

It's working for me, so I suspect you're using it differently to me. Could you give us the snippets of code you are using?

The boards (and a few other places) read what they can. In the case of a missing project, it's works because "Project in (A, <missing>, <missing>)" is still understandable, it's just looking for a value that is not there. If your query is looking for an object that is not there, or is syntactically incorrect, then it will…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I am sorry that the answer you got before was misleading - it was generated by an AI that has no understanding of your question or Atlassian software. What do you mean by "will not let me insert Jira macro"? Could you describe what you are seeing? (For example; the macro browser does not…

There is no function for this in Confluence, it assumes that if people are actively signing up for it, then they already know they're using it, and don't need an email about it. Also, it's probably better to handle welcomes in your user management system, rather than an individual application.

I am sorry that the answer you got before was misleading - it was generated by an AI that has no understanding of your question or Atlassian software.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to talk to the admins of the site, ask them why you are being denied access.

This implies a broken installation of Confluence. Without looking at your file system, I can't work out what is wrong with it. "command not found" suggests that the installation is not complete "Connection refused" after reboot suggests that you did not persist the changes to the firewall. 

The "workaround" is to do sprint planning properly. Issues should not be assigned to a release - you can't know if an issue will be done at aa a fixed time, and you certainly can't know which sprint an issue will be selected for. Imposing that breaks the whole point of being Agile and using sprints. Two changes you should…

I am sorry that the answer you got before was misleading - it was generated by an AI that has no understanding of your question or Atlassian software. There is no integrity check available to service users in Cloud. Cloud handles it automatically. Why do you think you need to use it?

I'm afraid there's no way to fix this without going back and looking at exactly where your migration went wrong. You could be spending years finding and fixing these problems, and now you've started using a corrupted database, it's unlikely that you'll ever be able to repair it because people will be adding corrupted data…

There's no way for an app to do that on Cloud (apps that "skin" Confluence on DC can do it, as they're free to modify most of the UI, but Cloud doesn't allow that)

The boards are a bit more resilient to broken filters than most of the rest of Jira. Your board, in this case, is reading "projects A, B, and C, but B and C don't exist, so they're not going to give me anything" rather than "broken, can't use it" The JQL fails in search because search is where you define filters, and it is…

No. No egg on your face. This is one of the weird things in Jira that most humans only learn about when we try it. It's mentioned in the docs and improvement requests, but by "mention", I mean "a not emphasised sentence, buried in a load of other stuff". I'd never expect anyone to know about it unless they are an admin who…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The Java flight recorder is not an Atlassian product, it's a Java tool that monitors and logs data about how the JVM is running, and it is built into Java and usually runs automatically. How did you "receive the notification" about it not running? That might tell us something about how…

This looks like you have installed two Confluence systems and then copied one over the other. One way to do this is to run the installer and tell it to install (rather than upgrade) a Confluence into the directories that you already have a Confluence installation in. I think you need to start again - run the installer, but…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! In most views of an issue, you will be shown all the fields on an issue, including Story Points (although a lot of places will not bother to display fields that are empty). Where are you missing the Story points visibility? (What exactly are you doing to "open up an issue" and view it?)

Yes. What errors are your apps getting that your applications are not?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Atlassian has a bit of a problem in that it is too easy to create throwaway/bot/spam Atlassian accounts. All Atlassian accounts automatically get some write access to some Atlassian systems, and the spammers take a lot of advantage of that. That access includes commenting (and other…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! "Bulk delete" and "project delete" are two different things. You can not use "bulk delete" to delete a project, it only acts upon issues. * Project delete is simple and does what it says on the tin. The project, and all of its issues get killed off. * Bulk delete (one of the options…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There's a bit of Jira-speak I need to ask for clarification on here. What is a "secondary issue" here? Would Jira call it a sub-task? You say you are creating pie charts, so I'm assuming these are the pie-chart "gadgets" you are adding to dashboards so you can investigate them. Most…

No @Tim Perrault it can't be done, it's a long-standing flaw (not bug, it's "working as intended" apparently). Once you have one issue-type and project context set, you can't create another. You get exactly what @jira_admin_cu is seeing - the project disappears from the list. You can create more issue-type contexts for a…

Jira permissions are permissive, not restrictive - that is they are configured by letting people in, not shutting them out. Your projects are probably using permission schemes that say "Browse: All logged in users", or "Browse: Members of jira-users group" You will need to change that, so that * You have (at least) one…

You can't configure an issue-type context for a project more than once. It can't work. Given contexts: * Field Colour. Type: Bug. Project: Unicorn. Options: Red Green Blue * Field Colour. Type: Bug. Project: Unicorn. Options: Blue Yellow Cyan Which option list would you use when creating a new issue?

The problem here is that it's unlikely to be just that one problem. Something went wrong and has corrupted your data.

Ok, great. This method means all the values of everything should be identical (not necessarily the same bits in the databases). Which means it is very worrying that your config has changed. How exactly did you do the import into the Postgres database? I mean, did you do something like: * Export * Create a new empty…

But what type of custom field are they? Go to the list of custom fields (Admin -> Issues -> Custom fields), find their name in the list and look at the second column!

How did you "migrate" from one database to another? I ask because this sounds like you exported and imported projects, not the database, OR you only "migrated" part of the tables.

There's a massive con - ChatGPT doesn't know what it is doing. People have used it in this community several times. Do not do this. 99% of the answers it gives you are wrong, and the moderators are tired of having to correct or remove the junk it is generating here. So * Certainly never use it to do this * It can't do this…

A set of tickboxes is going to be really hard to work with, and you would need to set it up such that every approver was an option. Assuming you are doing the approval by having a workflow action for "approve", then I would use either a multi-user-select list, or a set of single-user-select-lists, one for each department.…

I'm afraid that answer was written by an AI that doesn't understand Cloud and DC are different things, and has of course, completely ignored your "Cloud" tag.