Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

The help text in the fields tells you what to put in the first two, and leads you to a doc that explains the third one

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Hmm. So what exactly are you trying to do here? What is the overall objective and what are you coding to achieve it?

Go to the issue search, run a search for "project = XYZ", save it as a filter. It will then be listed in the gadget's filter selection.

There's a big structural problem in here, and also, you're overthinking and hence over-coding it. You have not told us what the code is trying to achieve, but I think the intention is "fail validation if there are any links of type 11100 that are linked to an issue type that is not 10609" The problem with your code is you…

You won't be able to do this. Scripted fields do not change values in the same way that other custom fields do, Jira is not actually directly aware that they change. So Automation, Listeners and the issue history don't get anything when they do. You will need to look at the script behind the field. What does that do?…

Because it's not a release version, it's a fix version. Not all fix versions get released, they are different things.

Start at https://docs.adaptavist.com/sr4js/latest/features/behaviours and check the examples after the initial tutorial.

Screenshot of what? Have you read the docs referred to in that thread?

What is the problem here? Why is standard behaviour an issue for you?

That's what the status is for, not the status category. "Cancelled" is a "done" status. Look at the status when you need to differentiate between cancelled and complete.

Actually, no, neither of those need you to re-index manually. Behind the scenes, the index is essentially a copy of the issues in the database, in a very different shape, optimised for search. There are three underlying things that mean you want to re-index an issue: * Issue change (including create and delete) *…

CSV is not a suitable storage format for Confluence data, so I have to ask the question of "why"? What are you doing this for, what is the actual problem you are trying to solve by doing this? As the format is useless for Confluence data, there's no way to export it. The best you'll be able to do is to write an extract…

Technically, yes, it will affect performance. Every extra thing the system has to do will slow it down. Adding a link to an issue makes Jira do a little bit more work. But it's so small, you would really struggle to spot it, let alone measure it!

The most obvious way to do it is to create an Automation that triggers when either of your two fields changes, but I'm not 100% sure you can do the calculation needed. You might need one of the other scripting apps to do this.

In your first screenshot, are you working from the backlog to get the issue view column? Or somewhere else?

Great to see it's close to doing what you need! > Where would I find the subtask issue, if it was created? The full issue view has a "sub tasks" panel - once you have created one sub-task. You can also see them on boards if you do swimlanes by story (and in a couple of other configs) > 1) I apparently need to replace the…

There are a couple, but they're not great. * Have different projects with different email addresses to send to. * Ask people to put something in the text or subject that an Automation can catch - when it spots it, it can change the request type

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira doesn't try to calculate and display that sort of thing, because people usually want it done in so many different ways. I've said Jira here, rather than Trello, because I'm guessing that's where you were looking when you said "project". Trello doesn't have projects.

Not quite - the url is jira.atlassian.com - it's not support, definitely, but it is where people raise issues, bugs, improvements and so on.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is no way to do this. Requests created by email are mapped to a single request time, and your alias information doesn't even get into Jira (it's a simple email read from an inbox) so there's nothing for an Automation to work with.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, the views have to be tied to the board, it makes no sense to try to show sprints differently on the same board. But you can do it with different boards - configure one board one way, and another board (with the same filter) the other way. They will continue to show all the sprints in…

You have to have contributed enough to reach level 3 (posting new questions or discussions, and commenting get some progress towards it, but answering questions with answers that get marked right is the quickest way). You're on level 2, so not far to go.…

Ok, that's most of the process perfectly clear, but how are you triggering "after issue created, create issue in another project"?

Hmm. Has that filter been changed recently? Did it use to include another project? Could you try running a search for "sprint = <name of current sprint>"? (or last sprint if you've not started one yet)

Yes and no. You can have many instances on one domain, but they have to run on different base URLs. There's no software that can run two things on the same URL - the whole point of a URL is that it points to one single thing. I often run systems on the same domain: * charlie.com/jira-main * charlie.com/jira-the-second or *…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, that would rapidly create a completely unmanageable mess, and render the whole permission and restriction system useless. You might as well throw away the whole concept of "spaces" You can get close though. Let's say you create a page called "Charlie" in the space "People". You want…

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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Take a look again at the board filter. What projects does it include?

There is no bulk download - Trello cards are not intended to be file holders.