Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

There's no VPN access to Cloud, but if you have Cloud Premium, you can do IP whitelisting.

That looks like a jq error - try removing the pipe to jq from the command to see what curl is actually getting.

Actually, you don't need to be a partner - you can upload "private" (for want of a better word) apps so that your code can be added to or integrated with your Cloud system. To sell it on the marketplace, you do need to become a vendor.

This is what it says it is - the UI does not have any information about the error, so you will need to ask your administrators what the logs are showing.

My very grumpy answer to this is: >Someone can overview on the code and tell me what I did wrong? Used SQL. It's not a friendly answer, for which I apologise, but it is accurate. Why are you using SQL when the API can serve you faster and better? And the component/s field is not even kept in AO tables?

Generally, email isn't too heavy on hitting performance, but it is definitely worth looking at. What are the errors you are seeing? Are there patterns within them?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! A much better way would be to use Confluence's own transport system. It can generate a standardised pile of XML that is much more readable to another Confluence system than Word or PDF. Space Export -> XML can take a whole space in one go (and even with the basic options, you can choose…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This Community is currently based on "Khoros" (although it's an older version and there are plans to move to a more recent version called "Aurora"). It has been modified by Atlassian to fit their needs as well - if you went and got your own Khoros, it won't work quite the same as this…

Thank you! We can only help you with half of these. a009@fedonso.com is just someone's email address. They might be a community member, but there's no way to know. I'm afraid we really can't help you with that, beyond you maybe asking someone at fedonso.com why they're mailing you. The Jira address is not a Community…

You did not give us any of that information. So far, all we've got is a title and a question mark. What makes you think it's a Community member? Many of us use emails from many different places, but they are not displayed here unless an individual posts it (and most of us don't)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The simple answer is probably that you can not. Trello uses Atlassian accounts for access, and these could be owned by the individual, or an "organisation", but only the individual can change the password on an account, no-one can do it for them. Atlassian accounts have a unique email…

Ahh, that would be it!

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You are going to need to explain the question more. What email? We can't tell you anything about who owns an email address without having an idea of what it is.

Mostly 1, 2, 4, 3 - I don't want to add my tasks until I've had a chat with the team! But sometimes 1, 2, 3, 4, if I've already got a good feel for the team, or we're low on data to look at in a runthrough.

Just to confirm, yes, the poor postings from the chatGPT bot are being removed when spotted.

Bother, that rules out that idea. So, you're getting a delete error because the status has issues in it. They don't necessarily have to be in the project you are looking at! Projects can have different workflows, and someone else might be sharing your status. Next step is a quick check of the issue data. Go to the issue…

Hi Priya, I think there's something missing from the other answer's thread. You say " I am using the Jira on the below url https://jiradc2.ext.net.nokia.com/. But now I need to use the Jira API. Jira API will support the atlassian.net URL2." These are going to be two independent systems. One is atlassian-server, and the…

That's a good approach and has the advantage over most others that it makes it easier to do what you need. Labels can be searched with CQL, and there are apps in the marketplace that can help you with merging or replacing if you don't want to code something yourself. (The best thing to do would be have "ownership" in the…

You've said this a couple of times now - "the field is not marked as required in the Field configuration". First time, it looked like a mistake, but to repeat it seems odd, as the whole point of this is that you should mark it as required. (Only for the target project). Once you've done that, try creating an issue in the…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You should be able to look in the page history (it's in the actions menu, the ... towards the top right). You'll be able to look through the history, and if you have the right space permissions, restore an old version (this actually creates a new version, so you don't lose the edit that…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I may be completely misunderstanding the question, but your screenshot looks like the "edit timetracking" on the main issue. Not the "log work" function. If I am right here, then your developers are not "logging time", they are altering the estimate directly. This will show in the…

I think there is one more thing to check here. You didn't give us the issue keys, so I don't know if it is this, but look at the order the issues created on the 5th were done in - assuming they're all in one project, you'll find they increase in numeric order. This is because the "created" field actually has a time as well…

You can indeed do it with Jira Software boards, but they will not appear in the JWM project as a link, you'll have to have them linked to a Software project, or as a personal board. But "project = My-JWM-project" followed by "create board from filter" does that, of course. FWIW, I have a client who has a "project of…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Depends on how the reversion was done. Confluence save a draft every couple of minutes, so you could try closing the browser window, going back in in a new one and looking under your profile for drafts. Could someone have deleted it from the space while you were editing? Have you any…

I think the main thing is to not try to go through the detail the first time. Getting a feel for what a script is doing does not need a great understanding of each line in it. You can always come back to a complex line of code if you need to. Scripts tend to make calls into Jira's Java API, which has javadoc These are…

There's a doc on using the REST API to attach files to Confluence Server over at https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/using-the-confluence-rest-api-to-upload-an-attachment-to-one-or-more-pages-1014274390.html It's not Python, you'll need to find Python code that can make REST calls, but that doc tells you what content…

The only way to shorten them is to simplify the queries, avoiding the use of functions. If that makes you look again at SQL, I should point out that most of your queries are going to be slower than REST, and can make your Jira unusable for others.

https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/ is the getting started place for development! But I'm not sure that might be good for you - there's a lot there, a steep learning curve. I would look to the marketplace for email processing programs.…

It still looks like a network error, so I suspect anyone who has fixed it has done it by fixing their network. Try the browser's debug tools - does it error on the URL given in the error message you get? Or a more simple test - what do you get when you just visit the URL in the error?

Ah, you might be in a "team managed project" (Most places in a project will show you "team" or "company" managed project towards the bottom left of the screen) JWM handles resolution for you in the board configuration - you can set columns as "done" and it'll do the rest of the work with the resolution.