Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, this is correct, the hierarchy is Epic -> Story (or task, or any other name you want) -> Sub-task. Sub-tasks of sub-tasks is an anti-pattern, it just makes a completely unusable mess in most cases. The best case is that it drags you into massive micro-management, which is completely…

Computers are highly logical and don't think in human languages, it is very easy for us to give them a "simple" query and them no understand what we really want! Now you have a working query, the question becomes "why does your issue not match the query"? Find a missing issue and work through how it works with your query.

I still do not understand. What does "all group at a time" look like if you could do it? What question does it answer?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The only way to do it is to give the guest a full account. Or you can restructure your content into a single space, as @Danno suggests. 

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, it's not obvious where it is up-front, most docs talk about the setup, not changing it. But the first hit on search engines that tells us is https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/migrating-to-another-database-148867.html - see the note box near the top.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What do you mean by "plan details"? Could you explain a little more about what you are looking for? Trello does not have much in the way of label tools - you can label an issue, and that's about it.

In methodologies that fit in with Agile, there are broadly two ways to have an assignee. One is "the assignee is the single person currently responsible for getting the issue done (emphasis on the single - there can be no doubt that "someone else is doing it"). The other is to give it to a team, not a person. Scrum and…

What are you expecting "and fixversion is fixversion in (x, y)" to do? I think you probably want just and fixversion in (x, y)

The best answer you will get here is "make Opsgenie work" It's a great tool, and doesn't need the huge pile of integration and scripting/coding you will need to do the same thing in other tools. My starting point, as a consultant, would be "why not Cloud?". I spend most of my time with people who simply can't use Cloud…

See @Rohan Swami 's answer

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! We can't tell you how best to break up your work, we can't know enough about the way you want to work without a detailed examination of what you are doing and how you want to be working. However, we can give some advice: * How do you want to be working? Don't set up Jira to work the way…

Yes, you can add as many layers as you need to the Advanced Roadmaps hierarchy.

I can not give you a more appropriate answer to that, Trudi has it exactly right. The reason I am commenting is that I am not sure that "committed points" is the right thing to look at. Without knowing your processes, I default to off-the-shelf Scrum, where "committed points" will mean "the sum of the SP we committed to…

Finally managed to get to go through all of these. The Concorde episode brought back memories of school - I grew up in Reading, 25 miles west of Heathrow, which was the most common place it flew from. 25 miles meant the 'planes going over were not flying high. Descent wasn't too bad, as they're mostly trying to slow down…

On Cloud, the actual "installed" applications are not that important. What matters is if you have access to them. For Team Calendars, all you need is to have Confluence users, but using a Premium subscription. I would guess you are not on Confluence cloud premium.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think you might need to explain what the Global System for Mobile Communications has to do with installing server software?

I am not sure what the question is here. You've given us three filters that I would expect to give you different numbers of issues given a normal data set, but not explained where the 49 or 50 counts are coming from. The filters are looking at different things, so I'm not sure what you are doing when comparing them with…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What does the application log say? <jira home>/logs/atlassian-jira.log is the starting point.

Jira doesn't have "Kanban issues" or "Scrum issues" or "other methodology issues". An issue is simply an issue. To get an issue into a sprint, it has to a) be enabled for sprints (have the sprint field available) and b) appear on a board that includes the desired sprint. Then you can include it in a sprint. a) is exactly…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Could any of your projects in the plan have changed the sort order on their boards away from "rank"?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Sub-tasks are not sprint items, they are only seen as part of a sprint as part of their parent. There's no "automatically add sub-task to a sprint", they're there if their parent story is, but they don't get the sprint field set to say that. You can see them as cards in the sprint board…

ok, similarly: * Does not contribute to Community because it's just a link to content outside it* It very much does contribute* Where? There's no actual content, just an external link * Could look like an (unattributed) advert for your company* I have to attribute it to my company - I wrote it and I work for Ashcoding…

It's not about your level. At a glance, your post * Does not contribute to Community because it's just a link to content outside it * Could look like an (unattributed) advert for your company * Could contain content lifted from Atlassian or Adaptavist's content (yes, I'm an Adaptavist, I have deliberately not read the doc…

Apart from the last power-up/adblock problem, yes, these are all problems, but they're all things that Trello simply isn't intended for. It sounds to me like you should be looking at an issue tracker, not a noteboard tool.

Ah, this is a Jira Work Management project. These do not have any column customisation options. Unfortunately, there's (another) howling bug in TMP JWM projects - they don't set resolutions.

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In what sense? What has this got to do with Atlassian applications? In general though, user journey and flows should be abstracted from the application, and defined as "what we would like to happen", then compared with what does. User feedback is a part of that, but so is what the application does now (as a comparative…

Does it break any of the guidelines at https://community.atlassian.com/t5/custom/page/page-id/rules-of-engagement ? The usual ones from genuine posters that cause breaches are adverts, stuff that takes people outside Community instead of posting the content in the Community, and using other people's content (posting stuff…

I don't think you've understood the problem. So what would you do with the issue that was #7 on the list? In an ordered list, the old #7 can't be #7 any more, you've decided that something else is in position 7. The normal, and instinctive, thing to do, is push it into place #8. Which means you now need to push current #8…

Ahh, that would explain it. Nicely found!