Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Ok, most of those are pretty clear * The issue type [ [System] Change ] does not exist or it's not applicable for the selected project. The affected issues will be created with issue type [ Story ]* You have not mapped your issue type in the CSV to an issue type that exists in the project, it's defaulting to Story so you…

Go to the list of drafts, all "unsaved changes" will be on that list, assuming they are over the regular save-time limit (Depending on what version you are on, that could be 30 seconds or 2 minutes by default, but your admins may have changed it)

The easiest way to do this is to run a search over the REST API (I'm assuming you are doing this from another system, not inside Jira. If it's inside Jira, then I'll need you to explain what "get" means - what are you doing that needs a set of values) Start…

Ok, what does the incoming mail log say when it ignores one of their emails?

Is that resolution or status?

I am well aware of how fields work. What I was asking is about what you mean by "get". What are you getting and why? Where is it going?

I think if you go to project admin -> forms, and delete all the forms, then the button will vanish (because it's useless if there are no forms)

You can not be the only admin - it's not possible to remove the last admin from the list of admins. You have had your access removed, so there is another admin somewhere, you'll need to find them and get them to grant your access back. Who is your site admin? Not just the Jira admin (a site admin is a different role)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The sprint report simply uses "sprint = X" for its reporting, there's no timestamp or saved data, it's just looking for "issue was in sprint X". When things spill over into another sprint, you'll find the sprint field contains both sprints (or all of them if your team gets it so wrong…

There's no way to do any of those things. I like #2, the number of crummy useless labels I see on stuff is really annoying. The community here could use some guidance too - people are currently generating around 80 bad ones every day - unnecessary plurals, mis-splet words and useless words (like you say, "and" and "you")…

Ok, but how are you mapping your ARD users into Jira? What is the connection? A directory? Something ARD is looking up and passing in? Jira users?

One of my colleagues did a migration with the UWC in the spring of '22! They installed a really old version of Confluence, used https://github.com/AtlassianContribs/universal-wiki-converter to create the UWC, and imported from the other source (I'm not sure it was Trac, although I do know we were asked to import from Trac…

I agree that it would be a great thing to have, but only if it is per sprint, not per board. Sprint goals often change with the sprint. So yes, making it multi-line would be great. There are some issues logged with Atlassian to do it - have a look…

What do you mean by "resolution status"? The resolution or the status? Or the status category? (These are all different things, and resolution and status do not actually have any technical relationship, you have to think of them both independently)

We have no access to your system to see the logs. Which import are you using (admin or project) and what do the logs say the 4 warnings and 182 errors are? I'm guessing they are all related - the 182 error lines are likely to be saying two or three similar things like "field X doesn't exist for issues 4, 17, 28, 46 etc

Where are you terminating your SSL? Your three reports all seem to be referring to Apache, which is often used as a proxy server to put in front of a Jira system, and used to do (amongst other things), the SSL work. Jira runs on the application server Apache Tomcat, a totally different bit of software. From your question,…

Like Laura said, I would evaluate Trello for your people. But in a place where people manage much of their tasks and issues in Jira, yes, a catch-all project can be a really good thing. Simply because people can work off a single list - "list all the issues assigned to me and still need some action" really keeps life…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need an automation or script to do this. But think carefully about your usage of sprints - you're not doing Scrum if you put estimates on sub-tasks, and Jira Software is a Scrum tool. Simply adding up story points from sub-tasks breaks it. It will work ok, but you won't be able…

If you use a template that includes a table of content macro to create your new page, then yes, it will.

What type of field is custom_field_10000? How you search for custom field values is dependent on the type of data in them.

What do you mean by "get" the value? And what are you going to do with it?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Hard to say without knowing what the errors are. What type of import are you doing? A project one, or an admin one? (Project imports need you to set up the projects with all the fields before they can run, admin ones have options to create and populate fields automatically)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is a question for your administrators - neither of those names are standard Jira default link names, your admins have created them, or added an app that needs them (presumably a test management app) Also, I can't see if this is one link type or two. Links have a direction and the…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! "Add form" is a standard Jira function that Atlassian deployed ages ago, when they acquired the company that did forms for Jira. The other two look like they are being provided by an app of some sort, you will need to ask your admins where they are coming from.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There are two problems here. First, your Windows installation is not able to correctly parse path names with spaces in it, and second, it looks like it can't find a part of the OS in the environment path (which may be being caused by the first problem) Start with a look at the…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Go to the page titled "2 Topic B" and click "create". Pages default to being children of the page you were on when you clicked create.

An important thing to consider if you use @Clark Everson 's answer (which is completely right, do it as they said) is that the estimate fields tend to contain large numbers. Date/time fields are milliseconds since 1/1/1970 (epoch dates), but I can't remember if the estimates are done in milliseconds or seconds. I doubt…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, there's no way to change the "instructional text"

This sounds like you are looking in the database at the cwd_user table. First, the standard warning - stop looking at the database, it is a complex mess, built as a data store for the application, not as a database. You're going to find reading it complex, and you are almost certainly never going to write to it directly…

I've got the configuration option in my JWM projects, so I'm not sure what you might be seeing. But that bug report is absolutely right for others, the resolution field needs re-connecting. Personally, I want the resolution field to go away as the determinant of "is it done", but that would break Jira Software for teams…