Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

You don't need to worry about it, it's a warning for people doing advanced Tomcat configuration (which you don't need to think about when running Jira)

Arguably, my nickname is just "Nic" - it's a contraction of my full name It landed me in some trouble when trying to fly back from a Barcelona Team event once - my colleagues booked everything as "Nic", and of course, my boarding pass then did not match my passport... The only real nickname that stuck was in the job I had…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You only need minimal access to do a space export. For server/DC there is no difference between administrator types.

This is a problem with your display to the TV, not the Jira dashboard

@Daniel Gatere - you have asked again for exam dumps in this conversation. Please remind yourself of your previous warning about doing that: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Revision-materials-for-the-ACP120/qaq-p/2103325

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! To get an issue in the backlog, it must a) not be complete and b) selected by the board's filter. and in a mapped status Look at the board config - does the filter include your issue? And is the current status of it mapped into a column?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Sub-tasks are not sprint items, they are part of their owning story. So they won't appear in the backlog (as there is no point in having them in there). They will appear in the active sprint board if their parent is in the sprint.

So what you're saying is that a different board is reporting this? That makes sense - the sprint you completed were from a different board, so the other board is going to tell you that the issues were completed elsewhere.

I don't get those problems, using much the same as you (Ubuntu based distro, chrome based browser). This strongly suggests it's something you've got set up, not a problem with Atlassian Cloud.

Those are from Tomcat, they're nothing to do with the Jira index.

What do the logs say the problem is? They will contain more detailed errors, or a timeout message when trying to load the plugins. The usual culprits are incorrect file permissions (look at the user running Crowd and the ownership of all the files in the install), the wrong version of Java in use, and not enough resources…

How are you recording the delivery time in Jira?

I suspect you have set the assignee mandatory, or set the "do not allow unassigned issues", so the project requires an assignee, but the test user does not have "assign issue" permission.

Yes. That is what I've been saying throughout - the whole problem is that it will transition to itself. Trying to recursively call a transition is the problem. You need a way to break out of that recursion.

You can not "move" an issue from one board to another. Boards are not containers of issues, they are a view of a selection of issues. To make it look like an issue "moves from one board to another", you have to set up your boards to select different range of issues, then "move" the issue by changing data on it that make it…

Thanks Joseph! I forget this option a lot, I usually work with Jira systems that globally require someone to own each issue (it's a good practice to have a single point of contact/whinging/failure), and hence can't leave the assignee blank. But no assignee would also solve your problem. As long as you tell your people that…

Ok, https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/change-the-value-of-a-custom-field-in-a-post-function gives you "how to change a custom field in a post-function" Then, when you configure your fast-track transition, you can read the field in the conditions for it…

A standard Confluence upgrade will run a re-index for you, but if you upgrade the database server, that could be what I called "a structural change", and I'd recommend a re-index then too. So, yes, good call. But you only need to do that once after each upgrade, it's not a regular occurrence. Where are you seeing this…

Your code looks fine to me, I think it's what it mentions in the error message - test_user does not have "assign issues" permission in the project. As a JSM project, it might not be just that - I cannot remember the exact rules, but in JSM projects, only Agents can do some things, and I think assigning issues may be one of…

Not directly. The "platform" is coded in a way that means workflows need to work with Jira issues (and hence screens, events, fields, and so-on). If you just want the workflow engine part of Jira, you don't actually need Jira at all - the engine is an open source thing -…

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Not our account settings then! Must be something on Cloud I've never seen before! Thanks for the test!

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to add those people you want to your Jira and give them access (which chews up a licence for each one) At the moment, your Cloud site is hooked up to an identity provider that does not have the emails of your customers added to it. You'll need to talk to your user managers…

Yes, an issue-link is not a sub-task. I can't think of a way to get a link into a swimlane, other than converting the bug to a sub-task of the issue it is part of.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira considers an issue to be "open" when it has no resolution set. It does not look at the workflow. You'll need to talk to your admins about this - the resolution should be being set (and cleared) as part of the workflow the issue is following.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! My guess is that your new status is not in the last column on the board. That's all Jira uses to determine whether an issue is done or not.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! By default, the boards are ordered by rank, so that you can rank them. If you change the board filter so that it sorts by a date or summary, you will lose the ranking functionality.

Yes, absolutely. The servers won't interact with each other.

I look to the smaller things for examples of this: Why What I started Where we areA bout of stress-related illness.Plan more "don't work" time and stick to itI'm sticking to it. Catch up on TV I've heard is good but never managed to watchPreacher Finished it yesterday. American Gods and Cowboy Bebop are arguing for the…

Yep, start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/connecting-to-an-ldap-directory-938847052.html (Read the stuff for AD, it doesn't care that it's Azure specifically)