Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

It does not. You are getting lucky in that there is nothing in your issues that might break. You need to stop using this and move to functions that work outside post-functions.

No, there's nothing that can do this. To change the content in Confluence, you need to edit the page. But content does not include attachments, metadata, labels, etc, and an important part of that is that you could write a user-macro that could add content if people used it (although it won't be easy, and you will need one…

Your solution can not work. Rank needs to be a unique identifier that places an issue between two others in an ordered list. You can, of course, order issues by priority and (for want of a better word) sub-priority, but this will not work in your backlog, it misinforms people about the actual order, and it is of little use…

It's not showing the rank in that doc, it's showing the estimates. The ranking is being shown by the order of the issues in the list. No, it is not better to use a custom field. Custom fields don't allow for ranking, unless you add another rank field as a custom field, and it doesn't make sense to do that as you've already…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Could you describe your problem in more detail please? What are you trying to do, and what are the symptoms of "can't access"?

Yes, that's really the only sane way of doing it (there's another option on server systems, but it's pretty hideous and can take the service down for other users, so you should never use it) Instead of using JRJC, call the "get" directly in your code, it will work fine.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, you can't "assign" an issue to two people. You'll need to create two items and allocate them one each.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Treating docs as though they are code is never a bad idea. But Confluence is a wiki, not a file store, so, the first thing to look at is converting your docs to something more accessible than files in a fixed and non-shared format. Why not just upload your docs as Confluence pages…

Yes, there were changes to Jira 9. JRJC does not look like it has been updated to cope with them. JRJC is not a supported product, it was built more as an example of what you could do. It is maintained by Atlassians volunteering to do it, but I don't think any of the people who used to volunteer are still working at…

If a story is not in a backlog, it will not be able to appear on the associated board as well (a backlog is a part of a board, and they select the same set of issues) You will need to amend the issue, changing it so that the board and backlog select it, or amend the board's filter so that it selects it.

That's not a "solution", that's creating an unneccessary botch

It might also be useful to define what you think "three dimensional" reports are. Data on 3 axes implies people can see it in 3d, which means either VR or the ability to rotate 2d images on a flat screen, it is very hard to show 3d data on a 2d screen.

Excellent that it is fixed, but could you share how it got done?

Ugh, so Atlassian have made it even more broken by ignoring the "resolution is empty = unresolved" rule we've had for the last couple of decades. I've tested with a few project types, some work, some do not. That needs a fix.

Yes, there isn't a config option. but JWM TMP projects set the resolutions automatically. (With CMPs, we still have to go back to the workflow)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! An anonymous user is someone who has not logged in, so you can not identify them. Check the space (and global) permissions for anonymous access - you must have allowed them to comment or edit in there. I've been asking Atlassian to remove anything beyond "read" to anonymous accounts for…

Duplicate of https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Need-pop-up-on-clicking-a-button/qaq-p/2250332

No. In the board configuration, you can add a column, then drag a status into it. Your screenshots are not of the config areas.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Scrum does not say anything about sub-tasks, it only looks at sprint items. In Jira, sub-tasks are a fragment of a larger piece (the story), so putting estimates on them makes little sense. Jira only looks at the sprint items. Kanban is similar - it doesn't do sub-tasks at all, so if you…

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Start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicemanagementserver/receiving-requests-by-email-939926303.html

There is no one "right" place for bugs. The question is how you want to handle them. Broadly the two main approaches are * Not agile - add them as sub-tasks to an issue, hence blocking the completion of the issue, or forcing a "re open" * Agile - add them as stories in their own right, so they can be planned into the next…

Atlassian's design teams do listen, but you have to remember that the developers have other priorities. Check out, for…

That is not an array or collection. Try forcing the type by dropping down into Java, such as <span>String</span><span>[</span><span>]</span> cars <span>=</span> <span>{</span><span>"Volvo"</span><span>,</span> <span>"BMW"</span><span>,</span> <span>"Ford"</span><span>,</span> <span>"Mazda"</span><span>}</span><span>;</span>

Do not do this with the logins. It's a breach of your licence terms - everyone should have their own account, not a shared login. But it is perfectly possible to do the notifications. Put your users into a group, and configure the notifications to go to the group. You don't even need to remove the individual notifications,…

This sounds like your customers do not have accounts associated with the email addresses they are sending their requests from, and your system is not configured to automatically create them.

Priority should be used to inform ranking, but it's not useful as a sort order in a backlog. It's got uses in other places, but not in a backlog. The point of a backlog is that you rank items - you decide which ones are more important than others, putting them in a precise order. Priority can certainly help you with that,…

@Stacey Campbell how do you want to handle bugs? There is no way there can be a "wrong" answer to that question. The "right" answer is "what works for you?". Jira can handle bugs as sub-tasks, or bugs as new issues, but what do you want to treat them as?

But there is the problem that (sort by anything other than rank) is useless?

Yes. Jira admin is a bit more complex than Confluence admin on server/DC, but for Cloud, the same basic principles apply. Site admins look after your Cloud site (with all the apps you have). Confluence admins look after your Confluence only. In most cases though, we admins are the same people. TLDR: Your understanding is…