Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

You don't say which CLI application you are using, but my first guess would be that the command is too long - the application is not reading the whole thing.

I'm afraid you are never going to get this, for the reasons I gave 2 years ago. (The "only licence a few users for this app" thing, not the SSO you've linked to - I can see that being added eventually) It is worth pointing out that JSM customers are free and do not count towards the number of licences you need for apps. So…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Estimation fields have to be numeric, it won't work with a select list, even if all the options look like numbers.

I am not sure what the question is really - what does "set to UTF-8" actually mean? Where are you looking? I can however tell you that the more recent versions of Server/DC, and of course, Cloud, require the database to be UTF-8 encoded.

It's not a "problem" to most. Sub-tasks are entirely a fragment of their parent issue, and are pretty much useless when added to issues above the level of Epic (and, for most Epics to be honest). Most people simply don't add sub-tasks to initiatives or epics.

You can use /link to link directly to pages, but if your answers are in the same Confluence, a better option is the internal linking (because it looks better, and if you move your Confluence or rename the space, they still work) On server/DC you could just enter [my page] or [spacekey: my page], but on Cloud you have to…

Have a look at the configuration of the requests (not issues) in the project you are trying to move the issues into.

This does make some sense. I completely understand why people would start with Atlas Project = Jira Project, and I don't think it's a bad approach in some cases. But that's not how most Jira users work. I think this is down to the names of the different objects. In Atlas, a project is what you expect from the word in the…

That is odd, the only way I can replicate this is to create the request, selecting an issue type for it, then remove the issue type from the project's issue type scheme. And that can be fixed by editing the request - it demands that you select a new issue type. Are you getting this when you create a new request type? Is it…

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Ok, that looks like a bug in the transitions display - it's reporting a transition that did not complete (as the status is still committed) This needs to go to Atlassian for investigation - work through a support request at https://support.atlassian.com/contact (or, if you're on a free or starter licence, tell us here,…

What do you mean by "usage"? Do you mean where filters are configured for dashboard gadgets, reports, boards etc? Or people have starred them (like bookmarks in a browser, to go back to)? Or people are running them?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! See the previous answer's comments - look for mention of permissions.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There's no way to do this. I wouldn't bother either, it's noise, not useful to most people.

Jira only has tabs within issues. See https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/add-edit-or-remove-field-tabs-from-an-issue-type/

You will have to add a new group with the new name, add all the users in the old group into it, then delete the old group, and update anywhere you've used the old group 

We can't tell you that, we know less about your Confluence system than you do. If they have not enabled "contact an administrator" (which should put a link on the error page you are seeing), then you will need to ask the other users of the site - start with the people who asked you to use it, the people who gave you the…

In real life, it's absurd to have project keys that have to be looked up to understand. Humans don't memorise and associate random numbers as well as acronyms or short words.

I don't think there's a way to "fix" this. Atlassian have been removing the ability to inject scripts that might break things like this from most of the places that you could. Reading your script though, I can also say that you don't need it. It's a truly terrible way to do what you want, it doesn't do what you need…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It has not changed (and never will, templates are not where you should be doing look and feel - look to the theme)

Yes and no. It will affect the issues when someone uses the new transition. But it will not change the existing data you have on the issues.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! We can't begin to help you unless you tell us where you are stuck.

Ok, I think you mean you want to stop people being able to choose a project to use in the macro. That would make the macro mostly useless to everyone but you, so there's no way to do it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, you're not doing anything wrong, and there is no bug, just a poor design choice. Create issue should not create issues in a sprint, they should be added to the backlog (as it does). The placement of the create issue link you are using is, in my opinion, quite poor because it suggests…

I am sorry, but your question is not clear. What are you trying to change? The name of the link? The edit process? The way it works?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think you are in the wrong place - Yaris, Open-radioss and bumper-beam are not Atlassian products, so most people here won't be able to help you. My best guess is that one of those things is being documented or supported in an Atlassian system, and you have clicked on "help with…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Could you describe what "unable to select JQL query" means? What are you doing to get there and where and how does it not work?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This probably isn't Confluence. Does your browser (addon) recognise English properly?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, JQL is for finding issues You need to look to your reporting functions to find your sprint data

I am afraid you have been slightly mis-lead, or talked at inaccurately, by a 'bot. You are absolutely right that a client should not have access to other client information (unless you choose to allow it), and JSM supports this. Your clients should be set up as "customers", and grouped into "organisations". You can get a…