Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It is possible to put some stuff on a calendar entry, but there's nothing that resembles a status. Best you can do is just editing the item.

What do you mean by "hattricks"? What are they in Jira?

You could use a field to hold the POs names, but that doesn't solve your assignee problem. The list of possible assignees is generated by the permission "assignable" in the project - only people who have that permission will be listed in the assignee drop-down. I assume you have a permission for the project that says…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Administration rights have nothing to do with project permissions. Admins can administrate the project. Permissions to create, view, edit, transition, log work and so on are granted separately. You probably need to add your people to the role of developer or user as well as admin.

I think there's a spelling mistake in there? "and" should be "or"? With and, that query will never return any issues, because an issue's component needs to be empty AND have a value of not A or B at the same time.

Ok, this is a known bug in Confluence, and it can be fixed by following https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/confluence-mysql-database-migration-causes-content_procedure_for_denormalised_permissions-does-not-exist-error-1072474724.html

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would not recommend doing this at all. Duplicating data is not efficient and it doesn't help the end users because you end up having to duplicate change back into the original issue (which people will almost always forget to do) The backlogs are part of a board, and a board is a view…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, you could put it in the due date or create a custom field to hold it. What you do with it is up to you to automate - a lot of us create a filter for something like "due next week" and email teams with the results as a reminder, but you can do all sorts of other things with the data.

So how are you doing the migration?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, you need to account for empty fields. Not equal to does not include empty fields (the logic, though it sounds wrong to humans, is correct - empty fields don't have anything to compare, so you can't equate "not equal to" with them) Try component not in (A,B) or component is empty

Why have you reconfigured the database? If it was working before, there was no need to touch it. Migration to Cloud doesn't need you to mess with the database, it just needs a working Confluence that you can export from, or use the CCMA to read.

You will need to write a new app - Server/DC apps cannot be installed on Cloud, and the framework that supports apps is totally different. It's not even a case of converting, you will need to start again.

You will need to code for all the stuff that the converter can not do with your content.

Yet again, Jira or Confluence? We really cannot help you until you answer that question. Please, don't make me have to ask a fourth time.

Thanks for the explanation, it's really appreciated (you won't believe how many questions we get that don't bother to explain stuff!) The next question is what app you have found to act as an identity provider on top of MS accounts?

I have questioned the delay with the Khoros team. You should have been mailed inside minutes, and Khoros developers need to know when stuff isn't working the way it should! Your flow of question to agent makes complete sense. But I'm a bit stuck on why "add email later" is happening. When I get told about a problem via…

Yes, this is an interesting one. Ameboids release notes is really good for development projects, and also works well when people do releases from support or simple "get stuff done" non-development projects. But I've not tried it with JPD. Like Anand, I understand JPD issues to be Jira issues with stuff added on top (like…

Most people would say that I should be trying to encourage you back to Trello, but it sounds like you really don't need anything as powerful as Trello, and the primitive functions of Todoist is all you need. I'm firmly in the "if it works best for you, use that" camp, so I'm not going to try! (Todoist is great when you…

Mainly, the team's preferences and experience. 

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Confluence doesn't have any functions that would do this. I think you need to talk to your network admins, as it looks like they've added a system to try to do some anti-phishing work.

We've all done that ;-) Glad you found it!

Yeah, Java application logs are always long and try to tell the developers the exact detail, which isn't what us admins really need when it goes bang. The easiest way to read them is to ignore any line that is indented to the right. Those lines are aimed at the developers and refer to specific lines of code, which isn't…

You can not trigger it yourself, it's done automatically at quiet times if it is needed.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Burn down charts are based on "done", which is a short way to say "the team does not need to do any more work on this issue". As that's quite a simple discriminator, Jira keeps it simple - "done" is the last column, where people can simply ignore issues in that one column. You don't…

Your query says "or", not "and" - I would expect it to return issues where one or both fields are filled.

Ok, so your code is going to need to read the HTML, parse it for formatting and convert that into markup, and tell Jira that the field is markup. convertXHtmlToWikiMarkup can do the basics, but you will have to parse and interpret the bits it cannot.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Very much so, but you need to define what you want from "integration" before you can do much about it. What are you looking to do here?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, I'm sorry, but the slack bot is only configurable for projects at the moment, so it's only really good for boards when the board is using a simple "project = xzy" filter for its issues.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can't amend the width of fields in Cloud, even with apps. Your best option is to get your admins to set up data that is useful to the users (and hence fits within the limits)

Yes, it's the same for all the Atlassian products that are dropping their server offerings.