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How exactly are you recording the sign -off status for these issues? Status? System field? Custom field?
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I'm afraid I can't - none of the default gadgets show useless information.
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It's the same question - where are you going to be running this? Inside a Confluence server, or as a Cloud app?
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By default, Jira Software is a Scrum tool, so it ignores issues on sub-tasks. Sub-tasks are not Scrum items, so their sprint estimates are not of any use. You can add them if you want to, but if you do, you will need to build automations or scripts that enable them to be taken into account when you're trying to do Scrum,…
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"They" did not - we can still edit them.
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Every number you gave us (except the number of projects, and possibly filters if you could take out the now unused ones) are a bottleneck. Atlassian's "cloud first" can be too pushy at times, in my opinion. The numbers you have are screaming for splitting into many Cloud systems, or building a monolithic data-center if you…
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We advise our clients to split up their systems, by organisation, silo, division, or whatever the teams are for. The main thing to do is look at who needs to work with whom. Your numbers are simply too large for Cloud, it won't work. You should get an Enterprise licence and split up into several Cloud systems, or get a…
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It's the same answer - you'll need to create a Software board that includes it, from another project.
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Yes, since well before Jira diverged into three (soon to be two) branches.
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I'd reach for Asset's Discovery tool, have it feed into your main Jira rather than have two. See https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Product-Discovery-articles/Announcing-Jira-Product-Discovery-pricing/ba-p/2194104 for a bit more.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! One team's "done" could be another team's "to do", so the reporting does not work off that. The created vs resolved gadget looks at the resolution field. If it is empty, the issue is not resolved, if it has a value (even including one called "unresolved" if an inexperienced admin has…
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Possibly, it depends on what you're copying and pasting.
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None - automations don't need post-functions or conditions, they are a different beastie to workflow transitions. The best way to think of them is that they can trigger transitions (and edits, and updates, and, and, and...) rather than replace them. Imagine your Automation as someone clicking on things, and you will find…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, Jira has some basic security built in. It won't leak information by emailing people who do not have access to see it. You can, of course, install apps that allow you to bypass that, or even set up automations or scripts that let you leak, but you have to make the decision and…
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If you've changed the workflow, you have probably added status that are not mapped in your board. Have a look at the board configuration and its columns. I suspect you'll find your "in review" status are not mapped.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You need to go to the Tempo administrative settings to configure the field. Should be under Admin -> Manage Apps.
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Hey Phil, There's two steps here: Create or edit a workflow scheme, admin -> workflow schemes will give you a list of them all and when you create or edit them, you'll get a list of "this issue type uses that workflow" (which is, of course, editable) Associate the workflow scheme with the project, from the project settings
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Log into admin.atlassian.com and add your account back to the products and groups it has been removed from.
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A couple of the Community leaders have asked Atlassian to chase this up for you - expect some emails soon!
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Ok, this means that one of your site admins is deactivating your account, or another confluence admin has removed your permissions to the space.
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Atlassian-speak does not have a term for "super admin", we need to know what that means in Atlassian terms. Confluence admin? Site admin? Organisation admin? Something else? Jira system admin or Jira admin? etc We also need to know what type of account it is. If you're on server, is it an internal Confluence account, or…
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We've booked holidays for our 1st wedding anniversary, our 20th year together anniversary, and my parent's 80th birthday. Looking forward to revisiting Yorkshire, New England, and the Cotswolds. Also seeing a lot of people at Team-23 (hopefully, not 100% sure I'm going yet)
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Is this account managed by your organisation, or is it an Atlassian account that you own? You probably need to talk to your other admins about who is "deactivating" it and why, but before I can recommend that, I'd like to know what type of account it is, and what "deactivation" looks…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is because you signed up for, and have used, a paid subscription for Trello. To find out exactly what you've done to move yourself into the paid subscription, you'll need to ask Atlassian - raise a support request over at https://trello.com/contact
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I looked at your profile, as you did. It looks like you've contributed enough to bump your level up a couple of times since I answered. Have a skim of the page I linked to, you are good to ask for the permission now.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, Bitbucket serves it up in the UI when you ask to see it. It's just a viewer.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It starts when you sign up and pay for it.
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Yes, go into the project and look for the settings for the requests, this enables customisation of the request.
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You are going to have to answer the Captcha question. Why can't you view the screen?