Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

It is a little bit of a weird one - the drop-down status list is a replacement for a many that named the transitions and showed you their IDs, but it's actually still triggering transitions when you select the status! Very confusing at first - we had developers going off trying to change transition automation and scripts…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would not recommend doing this because it's asking for malicious posts and spam, but you could let anonymous users submit comments. It would probably be better to set up a Jira Service Management project configured to capture anonymous feedback as requests and then ask people who want…

Are the issues in the done column on the board?

I have no idea. We here in the Community are not the owners/admins of your system. (Some of us might be, of course, but it's unlikely that they'll see your posts and recognise you!) Annoyingly Jira doesn't have a "contact admins" function like Confluence does. So you will need to ask other people around you - who is asking…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think you may be mixing up transition and status. The drop-down is showing you the ids of the status it is displaying, it is not giving you a transition id. To change status, you don't even look at the status, you push the issue through a transition. I've just looked at a workflow and…

Migration to what? From the rest of your question, I assume it is a Data Center install, in which case, the best migration version is "the one you are using now" - I would build your DC at 8.15.0, get the data over into it, and then upgrade it to a long-term-support release. Upgrading before migration won't improve your…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! On the headline question, they are for doing different things. Jira is an issue tracker, Jira Align is an Agile-at-scale project management tool (you wouldn't really use it in an organisation with fewer than 500 developers). Align is often used sitting over the top a Jira Software…

You may also have had an inexperienced administrator add the resolution field to the create or edit screen for the issue type - this will result in issues being resolved on create or edit.

You can't do that - the system doesn't know which Epic you need to read the field from (especially if you select more than one)

There is no problem here, just a misunderstanding that status are shared objects.

Notifications are triggered by events, not changes. A script doesn't fire events (unless you code it to). The issue edit process fires events, and you can see the post-functions for them in the workflows too (because you can tell them to fire different events!)

The screenshot is showing a list of issue types that are valid in this project. My best guess is that features, risks etc simply weren't configured for the project (the issue type scheme did not have them)

Could you explain more of the problem please? There is not much in your question to explain what you are talking about.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You probably need to talk to the administrators, they'll be able to locate it for you.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The easiest way is to export the space to XML (you can select a subset of the pages), then get an administrator to import that directly into the target Confluence.

It is not legal to share any questions, samples or actual exam questions, but you can see some as part of the course at https://university.atlassian.com/student/activity/868197-acp-610-sample-questions

Yes, it will impose some more load on the nodes, but only as a function of how you use it. So just think about how many more users you will have after you've added it and look to https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/jira-server-sizing-guide-975033809.html for sizing it (I know this says "server", but the recommendation…

>just related to read the data and not to edit anything then why we need local admin privileges Because that's how Windows works. > which specific paths/folders we need to provide the admin rights for scanning It doesn't do much direct reading of files, it's mostly reading system settings. I don't know what files it might…

The contact page asks you a load of questions and takes you to a support request form - that is how you contact support. 

Go to admin -> manage applications and add JSM to the the system.

I am not sure that I understand the requirement here, but it sounds like you want to show some data from issues to people who can't see the issues. Field level security (which Jira doesn't do anyway) would not help you with that - the users, by definition of the security should not be seeing the issues at all, let alone…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! By definition, you can not. Projects do not belong to portals. Portals are a function of a project! A portal only exists as a function of a JSM project. So, to do this, you need to create a JSM project and then set up the project to work in a similar way to the JWM project you want to…

No, it's not. The quick filters are for drilling down into a board, de-cluttering it of the items you are not interested in. 99% of the time, you would want to do that with an AND, not an OR. I'm with you on that flag for AND/OR toggling, defaulted to AND of course, to support what the filters are for. It would be an extra…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I'm afraid this is asking you where you installed the driver - it's not a case of "tracing" it, it is expecting you to know what you installed where.

Bitbucket is a web-application that has to be run by a web-application server. Atlassian mostly run their web-applications on Tomcat nowadays. So, while you might not see Tomcat running as a service, your Bitbucket (and elasticsearch) are running Tomcat. I am afraid that we, the Community, can't help you unless you can…

>the ask is why not just make Jira behave like every other site This is where the problem is. It does behave like every other site that has clever editors for text boxes. They're using tech that fits with standards that loads of other sites use. (Not necessarily content, I am only talking about the click/edit/format…

Possibly, but my feeling is that the message fields do not present as read-only (they functionally are read-only, of course, but they don't tell Jira that in the background)

You might also have put the resolution field on a screen that the transition uses. This will also resolve the issue, as the resolution can't be left empty on any screen that amends an issue.

A script for this would take quite a long time to write, and not necessarily be the best thing you can do for your admins. It is far easier, quicker, and safer for your admins to simply remember to clean up as they go - every now and then, as they reconfigure Jira in a way that means schemes might become unused, nip into…

Another data-point to support @Jack Brickey 's comments. I have seen this problem a couple of times, unlike him, but I've always been able to fix it, and it has never been limited to Jira - once it starts happening in Jira, it happens in all the websites that let me type (rich) text. Two years ago, I said my browser usage…