Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Trello is not doing that (unless you've installed some power-up to do it, one that I can't find). It most often happens when you've got a spell checker active in your browser. (Or grammar checker, or other - as I'm typing this post, my browser is underlining over-wordy sentences and bad…

There's no easy way to work this out because the keys that belong to other accounts should not be shared. If you shared the key with someone or used it with a different account, you should already know who it is. If someone gave you the key, you will need to ask them. If you have no luck chasing it down, you can raise a…

Easiest thing to do is look in the list of projects - the list has a column that will contain Software, Business, Service Management (despite the drop-down filter saying Service Desk), or Product Discovery. Business means "Jira Work Management". The field will also contain Team or Company managed (some projects may not…

That's very odd, definitely a problem with the Trello Pro extension, but weird that it works differently for different accounts. All I could guess is that there's some setting the extension keeps with your account that is different.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is no "default project", Jira just keeps track of the last project an individual used.

The conditions you mention should be doing what you expect (assuming the custom field is a user-picker) Can you tell us what options the assignee, reviewer, and someone who is neither see when the issue is in the "in progress" status? What workflow options do they get offered when viewing the issue?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Search for "text ~ <name of macro>" in the advanced search, that should get you a list of issues where you have used macros.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This sounds like you have a problem with your browser. Could you try * clearing the cache and cookies and restarting the browser * running the browser with all extensions disabled * a different browser 

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This looks like you have a problem with your browser. Could you try * clearing the cache and cookies and restarting the browser * running the browser with all extensions disabled * a different browser

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, you can run two instances on a single server. It's pointless doing so though, you are completely defeating every benefit of having a data-center cluster. Also, if you are planning to migrate from Server to Data Center, and only run one node, then you don't need a new install, you…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can't. The gadget (like the rest of Jira) will not display empty values, because there is nothing to show.

There's no easy way to work this out because the keys that belong to other accounts should not be shared. If you shared the key with someone or used it with a different account, you should already know who it is. If someone gave you the key, you will need to ask them. If you have no luck chasing it down, you can raise a…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to talk to the administrators of your Bitbucket, we, the community, are not they, and we don't have any access to it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Go to https://my.atlassian.com and go to "orders"

There's no way for that to happen without an automation. I'm afraid it's not a case of "there are no automations", it is that you are not finding the automation you've had set up.

Again, velocity is not a measure for individuals, it is a measure of the team progress. So no, you can't get a velocity by user. (It's pointless anyway, it wouldn't tell you anything useful)

Your coding language is not familiar to me, I'm sorry. I suspect what you do - the authentication, not the application settings. The authentication part does look ok, but only for systems still enabled for basic authentication (username/password), and I'm not sure that your system still supports that, Atlassian are…

If you mean "use the project key at my current path", then yes, I stated that ages ago (and it also applies when you're looking at a single issue, as also stated). You know the current project when you're looking at the project or a single issue. That's never been the problem. The problem is "what is the current project…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can do a lot of work on re-configuring any project created from a template, converting them from one shape to another, but only really within the application that the project is for. If, for example, a project is a Jira Software project, you can re-configure it to be Scrum, Kanban,…

I am sorry you are not getting what you want to hear from our answers and explanations, but we can't help you until you start to answer the questions or explore what you're hearing. You say there are a 100 options for defining "current project", but do not give us any. I would love to help you, but I can't until you define…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! All of them have strengths and weaknesses, the "best" one is impossible to define outside your team. How do you want to do it? Which model is the best fit for your team?

Marketplace apps tend to be focussed on a single integration, like Jira <> ServiceNow, Jira <> Salesforce, Jira <> Onepage etc. The other apps I'd look at are the scripting and automation apps. Scriptrunner can, of course, do integrations by having you write code that can send or receive data to and from other systems, but…

I'm afraid that's the way browsers work, it's nothing to do with Trello.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Start at https://support.atlassian.com/contact - it will walk you through creating a support request (they have several different routes)

Correct, field configurations are just a set of settings for "current behaviour", if you change something in there, it has no effect on the data, it only touches the way things currently work. For example, hiding a field means the field will not appear on any screens when people look at issues (and hence they won't be able…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! These are not tabs, they are functions of the project you are in. Jira work management projects don't have the sidebar that other projects have to contain them, they lay them out as a menu bar. You can't get rid of them, other than by using a different type of project, where you'll find…

Check that you are logged in, and have "create issue" permission in at least one project.

The ability to have shared configuration schemes for company managed projects is a standard function in Jira, not premium, you just need to be on a paid plan rather than free.

We need a bit more detail. Epic is usually the layer above issue - an Epic contains a collection of issues. Category is a lot more vague - project category, issue category or epic category?

The "scroll" apps make a good try at it