Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There's no way to stop all the spam (which includes phishing attempts) that happens in open forums like the Community. All we can do is detect the more obvious attempts at post spam, and I know that the filters we use are blocking hundreds per day. If you suspect malicious postings,…

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! We probably can't help you with this. Logging into Jira is usually as simple as a username and password, after creating an account, and Mojang's support Jira falls into that pattern. Are you stuck on creating an account? Or logging in? Have you tried the Can't access your account? link…

I am afraid this is misleading. Issues will be imported with keys created in line with the sequence for the project they are being imported into. Think of it as being the same process as when a human clicks "create issue" for each line in your CSV If you map the issue key in the CSV to the key in Jira, then Jira will look…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Have you set your sprint board's estimation statistic to the story-point estimation field?

As @Fabio Racobaldo _Catworkx_ there's no way to go through the quick filters like this.

No, that's certainly not expected. But it looks to me like it was a glitch - the app was not working, either a temporary failure, or something it got wrong that your browser cached and then repaired on your next login.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! A git server has no control over what has been downloaded by people. If you've let them get a copy, they have a copy. You should, of course, remove all their access from the server, but you can't take control of a file system on someone else's computer.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira Service Management can work very well for you, as long as you are careful to record the right customer on every call.

Did you restart the server?

What app are you using to write scripts?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! We don't know what authentication you have set up, so we can't do anything about it. You are going to need to talk to your administrators about what authentication they have added and how to use it (and why they haven't told you why they did not tell you that they were going to add this…

This makes no sense to me. What are you talking about?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What do you mean by "move between users"? Are you reassigning issues?

It's the same answer as it was 3 years ago.

Please read the conversation above. The short version is that you are buying a service, not running a server. The version of the servers behind the service are irrelevant to audits, issues and compliance, and all you need to tell auditors and compliance is that you are running "the latest version"

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I've not found anything that you can install to "integrate" on either side, and I don't know Infor ION, so I cannot talk about that side. But yes, Jira has REST APIs you can talk to it from any external systems, and it can make calls into other systems using various technologies. First…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I do not think I understand the question? Your query translates to "issues in project kkkk and having a label called 'labels in ()"" And I am not sure what you are looking for when "searching a search" - you would normally do two different searches differently.

Indeed, it is best to think of sub-tasks as being fragments of a story (like jigsaw pieces are pieces of a single jigsaw). As part of a story, it's nonsense to have them in different sprints to the one the story is in. The whole of Jira is set up to see them that way, and trying to do it differently simply won't work for…

Does the project you are trying to edit the issue type in using an "edit" screen that includes the issue type? If it is not that, then you will need to closely check that the workflow scheme and field configuration scheme are the same for the issue types you want to swap between. It's not just having "schemes that are the…

Which type are you looking for? It would not make sense for Scripted fields for example - they can't have content until after you've created an issue.

Your two systems use different numbering systems, so there's no way to guarantee that any import can preserve the numbers. There are a couple of tricks you can play on Server that can preserve incoming issue keys (as long as they do not already exist in the target, but there's nothing for Cloud.

You will need to add a validator to the workflow transition. To do that, you'll need one of the advanced scripting or automation apps. Of course, as an Adaptavist, it would be remiss of me not to mention Scriptrunner can do it - there's an example of such a validator…

You can not create licences for Atlassian systems that are going away. Have a look at what you are trying to create, my guess is that you can not.

It's probably best to look at connecting your Jira to one of the apps that understands the database.

You need to give them a different workflow (you can only do that by having different issue types)

I'm afraid this is still wrong. @Vinod Kotiya , I'm sorry, but you are mixing up "Jira issue ID" with "unique identifier in the CSV import" They can be the same thing if it fits your data - the unique identifier for an issue just needs to be a unique string, and, of course, Jira issue keys match that, they are unique…

The admins added you for a reason (although that might be a mistake, like you've got the same name as someone that should have been added). You really do need to ask why you were added.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! An issue can not have multiple security levels. The level is an unambiguous and clear defintion of who can see the issue.

It's the same answer - TMPs don't have anything you can export, backup, copy, or archive.