Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Jira records changes to the sprint field, which contains a list of all sprints an issue has been in. Pick one of the issues that is now missing a sprint and read the history tab - you should see who and when they were removed from the sprint(s)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I'm afraid we can't tell you anything more than you need to talk to your administrators. Either to get the correct credentials, or to get them to enable your account, or fix the server.

Generally, you don't. Story points are not equivalent to time.

Automation does not yet have any administrative triggers. You'll need to get hold of one of the scripting apps which can be used to create listeners that could pick up on user change events.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, you can't skip a layer in the hierarchy.

@Paul Douglas @Danno - Jira.com is one of the original places that Cloud was first implemented. Some of the early adopters may still be on .jira.com. I don't remember if they were actually Atlasian-hosted server instances, or the Cloud you get from a site on atlassian.net, but I thought they had all been migrated to…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! As you say, there's no API for checking the dates on apps, so you can't do this.

This sounds like you have not given them an account that can log in, if you've removed them from Confluence users. Do they have site access? The other thing it might be is that someone has restricted that page, and your user is not in the allowed users.

Yes, h2 is suitable for that, but it can fail at the point of creation! Try deleting (well, moving to a safe place), the files under the jira home directory in the "database" directory. This should make Jira try to recreate clean h2 files.

See the discussion above!

Not that I know of. As I said, this is because it's not a good practice to micromanage a team like that.

Jira does not really have a "user is logged in" block of code, it's a reactive service, not an active one. It only knows a user is logged in when they are interacting with it, and that's atomic - you could say "they've logged in, so count them as such until their session expires", but that's no guarantee that they're…

Yep, that's true, you have to plough through them one at a time. I've asked for this report to be added to Adaptavist's "Microscope" admin reporting app, because it would be so useful for housekeeping, improving process, and migration planning.

Please, could you stop posting stuff like this? The community is not a place for you to dump random results of your testing, and your posts are being removed as junk, so it's not doing you any favours, and your data is being lost. Please post an actual question, or a topic for discussion, not just a screenshot and a…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There's not a lot built into Jira that can help you with this, because it is not an Agile thing to do - sprints are executed by teams, not individuals. Best you can do is the workload reports, but they don't directly report on sprints.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! How are you importing these groups into Jira? Are they represented as groups in the user directory?

There is no way to create such an app. The problem is that apps can implement so many different things, in different ways, you cannot be The only way to track who is using an app is to have something coded into the app to record its usage. You could also try thread tracing, which could tell you what classes are being…

In that case, you'll want to be work through all the UI options anyway, because you'll be needing to change the settings for the new group. A long list of where it might have to change is not going to help you.

And fields, and the configuration of dashboard gadgets, and use in saved filters, and, and, and...

This service is separate from Jira, so you don't want to be trying to start it from Jira. You should be setting up the operating system to start the service when it is needed.

Why would that need you to stop access to it?

Collections are a function of premium if I remember correctly. You'll need to upgrade to premium to make use of them.

You will need to look to how your operating system starts or restarts services. But you should not be doing that, you need to look at why Confluence is stopping.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira only renames fields when there is a clash with a system field name and that only happens when a new application that adds a new system field is first installed. Apps won't do it, only Jira Service Management and Jira Software will do it. There is no system field called Precondition.…

This is definitely worth raising directly with Atlassian. For Trello, use the option at the bottom of the page (the others lead back here or to docs) on https://trello.com/contact It's a bit of a bugbear for me, I had a client (a sight charity) that taught me a lot about it, and worked out that I have a very mild colour…

Not clearer, but it really does help the context for the explanation. Take the simple case: * You asked me to use your Jira, so I got an account * Someone assigned me an issue * I didn't get it done before Ieft * You, as a good admin, did a bit of housekeeping, and found an issue that I was assigned to that still needed…

I know this is a very negative answer, but have you tried reading the answers you got the last few times you asked the same? Your repeated questions are being flagged as duplicates a lot, which is leading you towards being banned as a spammer. Instead of repeating questions, could you engage on the ones that people make an…

This is going to start out as being very very grumpy and pedantic. Please stop saying things like "resolution status" The phrase is meaningless in Jira-speak. Resolution and Status are two (technically) unrelated things and "resolution status" is useless because it cannot tell us which one you are actually talking about.…

Ah, ok, but that begs the question of why you asked, if there's nothing to be done!

Yep, that's a weird quirk of the way it's been implemented (and it's a recent implementation on Cloud). In some places, the sprint field comes out on sub-tasks - there's a line of code that's doing something like issue.getParentObject().getSprint(), but it's not universal, and it's not in JQL!