Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Ok, that's good practice. The best thing to do is simply reassign the issue to the person who is going to be responsible for getting the next steps of the task done. A lot of us will automate this - we'd add custom user-picker fields for reviewer and tester (maybe developer too, depending on your process). The most common…

What do you mean by "sequence of requests"? If you mean the order of the clauses and joins that you put into the question, then yes, it is important. "A or B and C" is not the same as "A and B or C", nor "C or B and A" When Jira is given unclear queries like those, it simply reads them left to right, so the order of…

Welcome to the community! Yes. Search for all the projects you want on the board, and save it as a filter. Then create a board from that filter instead of a project. Be aware that boards do not work for humans well when there are lots of issues on them.

The key of an issue is an absolute, not a bit of text. To find issues that are in the project JIRA, as you ask, you should be trying "project = JIRA" (all issues have a key of <project>-<sequence>)

Please, don't do this. Could you please put your question back, and tell us the answer (and how you got it ideally) Community is absolutely intended for people to get together and talk, but we can't when the questions get wiped.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Go to issues -> search, and run one for "status in (the status we consider to be closed)"

Note the "home > marketplace" at the top - this is not the install screen for the initial node.

@Julie d_Antin _Elements_ has given you what you need to extract the information you can about customers. If you were to try to gather more data, how would you suggest the Marketplace go about meeting the requirement you have to ask for every user to actively consent to give you that data? Without making it harder to use…

In the Jira systems I've used to (partially) replicate this, it works fine. To be clear, I've used a client system which has a similar config (I'm an admin, but it's not my system, so I do not change anything without asking), and a test system (which I can mess with the setup, but doesn't really have enough data to play…

That is correct, it's because there is no pixel implementation. Atlassian Marketplace has chosen not to do customer information gathering that way, and my understanding is that they have no plans to use it in the future.

There's no limit to the number of projects, the problem is with the permissions your users have to see all the projects that the board might include, or that the board is a personal one, rather than one linked to a project.

Just to add a little to that correct answer: * It's not just JSM - the whole of Jira has no system-to-system project copying/updating. (Apart from a complete backup and restore). You can import the issues from a project into an existing project, from a full backup too, but neither of those options are vaguely close to what…

You will need to ask the providers of your two factor authentication system and/or the admins of the systems you are trying to get into.

That would be nonsense, the whole point of a board is to show you a sprint. Even if you created a non-sprint board function, you would not do this by botching filters, you would do it by board configuration. And the boards already show all relevant sprints, as @Trudy P Claspill points out.

The server ID is generated during installation, the usual way to get a license is to run the install (on the first node) and ask for a trial when you get to the licence step.

Find or write a report that looks at the history. JQL is not reporting, all it does is give you a list of issues that match the criteria you give it. It is up to the reporting function to extract the data you want to see from the returned issues. The issue navigator is the report you get when running JQL, and that is quite…

Depends on where you are seeing these completion dates. What are you looking at that shows them? Most reporting on a completion date I know of is done in an app, and it is calculated from the data on the issues, it can not be entered because to do so would tell people that your estimates are wrong or your project is going…

The error message is clear - the Automation user cannot use that transition. Security scheme looks fine, but what permissions do they have in the project and the rest of the conditions?

The free option for Jira will not expire, although you do have to use and renew it to keep it active.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to talk to your administrators about this, it's nothing we can help you with without access to the logs and configs. There is one thing you can point them at though - this "number jumping" can happen when a Jira email handler OR a CSV import is failing. They allocate the…

You can't do it - your other users need to understand that there are issues they can't see, so they're not seeing the full picture.

Ok, then the most likely cause is that you are running Jira on HTTP, but with an HTTPS base url. It can only be used on one URL, and you should never mix HTTP and HTTPS, so you'll need to ask people to stop putting HTTP links into it.

What is the query, and failure?

There is a bug here, I think, but it's not the one most would be thinking of. The attachments "field" is not really a field (like Status and Issue type) - it looks like a field in some places, but it is a more complex system function. When it appears as a field, it obeys the rules on fields. If you don't have "edit issue",…

Thanks @Dániel Ballabás - catworkx I'll take a look at all of them, I think the 6 nimmt! is the sort of thing my group would like, we're not so hot on word games, acting, association or drawing (but we'll still look) @Matthias Gaiser _K15t_ Codenames is already on the list, played it at an Adaptavist gaming night once, but…

Fields in TMPs only exist in that project. So if you want to report the same thing from more than one project, you end up with a mess. If, for example, you have "start date" and you add it to 3 different TMPs, then a simple report of "show me start dates for issues in the projects" will come out with a table like Issue…

Yes, a post function is the best place

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Log in with an account that has project admin access in the project you want the component to be in, and go to the component config. You'll be able to add components in there, and then the people will be able to add them to issues.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You don't at present. See https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CLOUD-6999

Do the subjects of the email contain the issue key?