Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You've tagged this with Jira, but use the word "page". Workflows do not show on Jira "pages" (which are issues), only their transitions are shown on issues, so you can click on them. If you have no transitions listed on an issue, then there are no transitions out of the current status…

Mostly spam, but sometimes bot nets for other more malicious reasons as well. You have two problems here. * Whilst your settings now may well prevent the problem, your settings in the past enabled spam bots to create these accounts. * You are using SQL to delete them. This is unlikely to actually work unless you get it…

I would like to paraphrase this back to see if I understand the question: You want to block people from creating sub-tasks if an issue already has a (set of) sub-tasks (possibly created by an automation or script) If that is right, then it cannot be done directly, but there is a partial work-around. If the process can…

Oops, sorry, too fast. I would also code your listener to set the "ghost" field to the new value, so that on the next transition, it has the real value displayed. And, maybe think about using a scripted field instead - user enters something, something else is calculated based on existing information and the results of the…

Please bear in mind this will break some reporting, put lies on your roadmaps, and totally break any attempt to do Scrum.

There's no way to do this directly - the issue event can only contain the data that the transition contained at the end, no matter how it got changed. Generally, I strongly recommend that you do not change issue values that the humans put into the transition screen in post-functions, because you will get "hey, that's not…

See https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-smart-values-lists/

I would start with the two that are a pain to undo: * Get your workflows right - there are a couple of limitations on what you can do to them once they are associated with any projects (For example: rename, delete steps, and add outgoing transitions to steps that do not yet have any outgoing transitions) * Get your…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! My guess is that your "Ticket No" is a custom field, and people have created issues with duplicate values. The "key" in your query means "the unique key of an issue". Jira will not give you more than one of any issue in the results.

All account owners are reminded.

No, repeating the question with hardly any more detail does not help us. What's a "badge"? Is it an issue field? If it is, then you can already customise the fields shown in backlogs (unless it's a certain type of project).

These are not really Brackets in the text, and they're telling you that each name is a value in an array or list. The brackets are acting as item delineators, not text. This is because a multi-picker is a list of options. You do not need to "remove brackets", you should iterate over the returned list.

A software board can be based on a project or a saved filter. So create and save a filter for your JWM project, then create a board (from a company managed Software project, although I'd recommend that you place it in the "personal" category rather than the current project) based on your saved filter.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to talk to your admins - if your manager "can't find" your account, they either need help from the admins to find it, or it has not been set up correctly, and the admins will need to fix that.

Again, the status category is irrelevant. Could any of your issues have open sub-tasks, or could you be having status beyond "ready for release" that are not mapped on to the done column?

If you're doing central administration of status like that, then you're no longer agile - the teams cannot self-organise, and you are throwing away some of the power of self-managed Kanban. There's no way to decouple anything here - boards and status are a function of each other, there's no other way to do it.

That was probably set up before yopmail was recognised as an invalid email domain.

I don't think it exists any more. Please see the comment from 7/6/2021, which was the last post made by the author.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You'll need to explain what an "EZOI link" is?

I suspect you are using a Jira work management project, where the project boards follow the workflow automatically. For more configurable boards, you need to use a Software board (these can be configured to include JWM projects)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is not going to work. You have probably done the right thing by having one board per team, that's how it is intended to be used. But that means two separate backlogs. You can, of course, have issues that appear on both boards, but that can be horribly confusing for your teams - it…

It can't load them all. Try putting a couple of letters in, which will narrow down the list to one that can be loaded.

There's no point using check boxes on resolve, your users are just going to tick them all and all your issues will look the same. The best thing you can do is education. "When you click resolve, you are telling us that you've done the update to the knowledge base, you've checked the version is right, and so-on". If you…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! One of your admins has set the estimate field as mandatory, but not added it to the create screen. This is not a good thing to do - you should not be putting (sprint) estimates on sub-tasks unless you have automated a system to calculate them up to the sprint items in a way that won't…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! If you've lost your private/public SSL key, then that's it, it's gone. You will need to start again. A private key really means it - you should be the only person with any access to it.

You can still use server - your licence is "perpetual", and it will continue to work. As long as the version of your server is before the end date of your licence, it will continue to work.

I think you have misunderstood my posts. The original question can be paraphrased as "How can I draw stuff like this in Confluence?". My answer is "How are you getting the data for it into Confluence?" Unless you can tell us how you are adding the data for it to Confluence, there's no way we can start to tell you how you…

You don't get to define IDs in Jira. You'll need to find some app that can do id/data pair values, Jira does not have one natively.

Yes, you can add fields to resolution fields. I'd usually start with the project, go look at (and edit, but not save or publish the workflow), look at which screen you're using, then you can go find it in Admin -> issues -> screens. I would question "have you updated the knowledge base documentation" type fields though.…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! They need the same access they need to do these things in the UI. Authenticated account, the right permissions ("added to a project" probably isn't all they need - check what the permissions scheme and role lists say.