Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

I have a minor quibble with this. Scrum and Kanban are not Agile or Lean methodologies - they just fit in well with them. Scrum and Kanban were created and in use well before Agile or Lean were defined. I was working in a Scrum team years before we got one of the authors of the Agile manifesto to help us improve it.

I don't think there is an easy or simple answer to this one, beyond "you need to understand your team members". That itself is a "suitcase" phrase - there's a lot to unpack when you open the suitcase, and you have no idea what your people have put in it until you open it! The teams where all the members have become friends…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Please, could you not SHOUT AT US? It is hard to read, and some people find it very rude. Are your boards both in the same workspace? Have you granted access to that person to both boards? What are the symptoms of "I cannot share two boards with one person"? --- ¡Bienvenido a la…

Same here! There is a long boring essay possible about how it works, but it is not too hard to summarise. You said, "Search results come from the Lucene index", which covers most of the essay really well. The bit I wanted to add was a note about when Jira does read the database. It does it for * Issue view (not as part of…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, the plug-in is the problem. If you make a field required in Jira, it must be provided by the user when creating an issue. If the plugin cannot send it during its "create issue" call, then it will not be able to create the issue. If the Zendesk plug-in can't be configured to ask the…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The original estimate is intended to capture all effort on the issue, but it has nothing to say about who has to complete all the work! The assignee is the person working on, or at least the single person currently responsible for, getting the issue done. You don't want multiple…

There are also places where over-long issue-type names will be cut-off, whatever you do with the field display. Like Joe, I would strongly recommend not trying to change the field length. Simplify your issue type name, choose a different, shorter, phrase or word for it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Confluence is not built or intended to be embedded in other systems. There might be an app you can use to render pages in an embeddable way, but you'll need to start the search by defining what and how you want to embed.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can edit an active workflow, there is a function for putting workflows into a "draft" mode. The draft editor is limited in functions - you can't delete status from an active workflow, and there's a howling bug in that you can't add outgoing transitions to a status that does not…

Ok, so can you explain what is "not working"? Autocomplete? Search giving unexpected results? Where are you trying to use these filters?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Have you added the key to Bitbucket? And does the account have access to the repositories?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This usually means you do not have "browse user" permission in the global permissions.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Confluence does not have the concept of a page "owner" - pages belong to the space owners. The author is not the owner. The author of a page is the person who created it, and that should never be changed. You rarely want to destroy the information of who created a document, and it's…

Mmm, your users should not really have access to edit workflows. That should be up to your administrators to create standard shared workflows. It's unlikely your admins would need or want templates - they can copy existing workflows if someone needs to diverge. For team-managed projects, where it's fine for project owners…

We can't really help you without a description of the actual problem. "Having trouble" tells us nothing about what you are doing or getting.

Ok, so that suggests that you have a post-function, listener, or Automation that is clearing the component field as you create it. Does the issue history have anything in it after you create an issue with this problem? That might capture an Automation or listener dropping your input.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It's whatever size your team works with best. Story points are not a measure of time though, please don't do that. They are a relative sizing between issues, and have no link to time - your teams will regularly do things like logging 1 hour on an 8 point story and 12 hours on a 2 point…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The create button will, by default, start creating a page under the page you are currently on, if you have create/edit permission in the space. If you do not, it will go back to the last page you visited that you do have permissions to create pages underneath.

Align is not something you just set up and run with, there's no demo or trial, you have to engage with Atlassian (possibly via a partner if you choose that) if you're seriously considering using it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No. That would make it pointless having projects as the issue containers (the containers define the configuration of how issues work) An issue can only be in one project at a time. Sub-tasks are fragments of issues, so they can't exist outside their parent issue, and as part of their…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is no compatibility with RDS - there doesn't need to be, RDS looks at the desktop, not the applications.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! All you need to do is look at the issue history, all the changes to an issue are logged in there.

Thanks for explaining! The usual reason people ask about things (not) moving to the next sprint is that they have not quite understood how Scrum works and hence don't understand (translate?) that the last column is "done", so I had to check. So, the next question is what is the difference between an issue that does go to…

How are you adding components during the issue creation? Is it a field on the create screen? Are you talking about the "system" field for components? (the one the project admins can maintain the options for)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Most of that is up to the identity provider, not Jira, as Jira does not actually handle any of the accounts or authentication any more. Jira relies on Atlassian accounts, Google accounts, or Atlassian Access to identify and authenticate users. If you are using Atlassian Access,…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! How would you expect software to know when the information being uploaded is sensitive? Remember that even the new AIs like ChatGPT and Bard are only about 60% effective at spotting when data might be subject to GDPR rules.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I can't replicate this. Could it be something in your browser? Do you have many tabs open in different releases?

I think we are, you are asking why issues do or do not move to a new sprint when you close the current one. The answer is as @Walter Buggenhout have said - look at the column the issues are in when you close the sprint.

So how are you defining open and closed (where are the issues when you close the sprint)?

The issues that do not move are not in the last column on the board and/or have sub-tasks that are not in the last column.