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You do not, the Community is partly used for people looking stuff up, we actually want to keep questions with good answers around. But moderators can move posts to "removed" which hides them from most of us, and then deleted after a while. In other words, you need to ask a moderator to delete.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! One of your admins removed or changed a field that your automation was looking at. Fields can't be "automatically" deleted - a human admin has to log in to delete or edit them.
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This usually happens when the page does have children, but they are not visible to you because they have been restricted away from your view. First thing to do is ask the space admins to look at the list of restricted pages to see if that is the case.
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That's not a good way to impose micro-management on people, but if you really must, then you'll need to install an app that provides checklist functionality, and then automate or script something that can create an issue for every user with the checklist on it.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The limit is for all automations, not each rule. You will fund you have a load of them running, it's not just the one you have created.
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Nope, it's useless. Knowing what roles people are in does not tell you anything about their access. Think it through - "nic is in the role of cat-wrangler in project XYZ" - what can you tell me about my access to the project from that? Precisely nothing.
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If you can't get to board administration, then you are not an administrator of the board. You will need to ask the admins to give you access.
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You will need to amend your integration so that it does not trigger the workflow transition when you don't want it to.
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Ok, so search for "updated > -3d order by updated" - that will list everything updated in the last three days.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There's no easy way to work this out because the keys that belong to other accounts should not be shared. If you shared the key with someone, you should know who. If you were given the key by someone, then you'll need to ask them. If you have no luck chasing it down, you can raise a…
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No, there's no report for that. Because it would be useless. A list of users in their project roles tells you nothing of any use.
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Stop using sub-tasks. Sub-tasks are a part of their parent issue, not independent entities. If you want to have issues that are independent of other issues, then create issues, not sub-tasks.
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You don't need to do this. Jira already has a set of sum fields for issues and their sub-tasks.
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I'm afraid your memory is faulty. Scriptrunner has never had a function to edit issues during running a query. Because Jira does not.
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>How fun, Atlassian chooses how the English language works now. No, English chooses how the language works. Look in a dictionary for any country that has English as its first language (I could be grumpy about this and point out that it's only really England's dictionaries you should read, as the USA, Canada, Australia, and…
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You had other issue types available.
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No, you should not be trying this. A burnup chart is not a burnup if it has all of these things, and SQL is by far the worst way you can possibly report on Jira data. I don't need to see the SQL you've written to do this to be able to tell you that it's a) horrible, b) non-performant and c) almost certainly wrong.
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Queries are for finding issues, they do not edit them. Given that fact, could you explain what you are looking to do?
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I am sorry, but that does not help. You've said "I don't want to create new sub-tasks" and then on the next line said "I want to create sub-tasks with the same summary as existing ones". Could you explain what you are actually trying to do here? What, physically should happen if you run a script to do something?
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You do not, the sprint report is not configurable like that (mostly because you don't need other fields unrelated to the sprint in a sprint report)
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Yes, lots of times. What do the rest of the errors say? What is not functioning in your Confluence?
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You need some form of export and then import. There are a lot of options, we can't really guide you from "how do I migrate" - you've not given us any context.
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No, there's nothing like this in native JQL. It has been built to search for issues directly, not issues that might be related.
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Thank you. Every abuse report helps them reduce their malicious user count, they are always welcome.
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Yes, those two very much scream "summer" at me too. Waves mainly because of the island holidays, probably because I've always lived a long way from the coast, and beach holidays were an important part of summer. Cut grass also makes me think of "hay fever". Although it's not a good experience, it's definitely a summer-y…
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"Lemon" is a trigger word in my house - I live with someone who absolutely despises it. I've even had a letter published in "New Scientist" about her hatred of it.
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Yes, that is correct, you can't duplicate the sprint field. You should not need to, the sprint field contains the sprints the issue has or is in. Why are you trying to duplicate the sprint field? (To try to pre-empt the answer I might want to type in response to your answer to that questions, I want to point out that a…
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I tested it because it's been a long time since I looked. I can re-arrange sub-tasks (within their parent issue) on a kanban board, and the changes reflect on the issue when that is refreshed. I've tested with a Kanban board, with a filter that says "order by rank" in a company-managed project. (it stops working if the…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There are two things that might be happening here. 1) You are a user of that Jira system, and it has been configured to tell you things. 2) It's a malicious site. Atlassian's anti-moron systems are not great, and let far too many bad people can create accounts which then can create free…
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