Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

No, sorry, that's a post-function, not a condition. And it's not the only one, there's at least four more there. Look back at the transition settings, we need to be looking at conditions, not post-functions. I know this is Jira-speak (a jargon specific to the Atlassian ecosystem), but I am not sure how else to point you at…

Hi @Jenny Goh This is a common mistake when people try to adopt Scrum, we mix up Sprint items with non-sprint items. In Scrum, you have a list of stuff that needs attention (stories). You estimate them, commit to doing some of them each sprint (sizing it so there is a good expectation that you'll deliver something you can…

If you can't find the condition on the transition to done that is blocking you (or, as you've tried done-to-done, that transition too), I'm afraid you'll have to go down the route of eliminating blocks of issues, narrowing it down to the one that is stopping it. There may be one other thing - if you are trying to…

@Jason Wong - have you mixed up Company and Team managed projects here? Company-managed projects have a hierarchy of * Epic * Issue (you can have many types, named differently) * Sub-task (you can have many types, named differently) Team-managed projects have a hierarchy of * Epic * Issue (you can have many types, named…

So I think you're still missing something here. You say "I want to look at the user stories planned for the current sprint, future sprints, and unassigned user stories." That tells me you are trying to do future work planning. But then "I do not want to see any previous sprints or the stories worked on." and then talk…

That's a standard list, but I'd want to "view users" for the last four lines. System-admins basically mean "Atlassian", trusted users is something I'm not sure of, but there's a different key for every Cloud site, so it's probably something to do with support. I'd expect atlassian-addons-admin to only contain a user for…

I'm afraid there's no easy way to do this. You'll need to search the list of issues for ones that are different. First, if there is a spread of projects and issue types, your blocked one could be on a different workflow, and hence have different conditions. Do you have one issue that stands out? Second, look at the…

Ah, hang on, there's an issue here - you don't really work on Epics during sprints. Epics are containers for stories, they are not sprint items. What sprint you worked on the issues they contain is not important. Also, you seem to be thinking of sprints as containers of specific pieces of work. They are not, they are…

Yes, but I think you've missed the point of the question. The report they're looking for is not what you appear to be describing

I think we'd need to look at all the groups your users are in, and who you have granted admin rights to. If you go to Admin -> System -> Global permissions, who are named in the "Jira administrators" permissions?

Ah, ok, then A just needs to make B a request participant (or configure the organisation to be able to see it)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What are your "impacts"? Are they a step in the workflow? Or a field in the issue create screen? What does "won't let me move past" mean? Error messages?

B needs an account set up similar to A's account - sounds like A is probably a service desk agent, so make A one as well. You don't need to move any issues or change any data, just give B permission to do the work A is (was) doing!

Yep, makes sense, but that's not what the creator field is for. But, you actually talk about "portal access". Creator has nothing to do with who can see the issues behind requests. People using the portal cannot see issues, unless they become a Jira user and get access to the project. They can see requests, their own, plus…

This usually means that you are using external user management, so it's recording when users and groups are changed in there. It can't know who makes those changes, Confluence doesn't have admin access to your external user management!

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Simplified workflows are a way to delegate workflow editing to the administrators of the board - being able to edit workflow without being a Jira administrator. Workflows are passive, they rely on people saying "please move to another status", so no, you can't automate with any type of…

I read the question, there's no need to repeat it. I'm not going to go off and look up the exact number for you, I've told you where to find it, and why it's a waste of time to look, as you'll never be able to use that much data in a field. I think a better question might be "what can I actually use?" and that's where we…

You are correct. You can't measure velocity against a zero estimate. The whole point of velocity is it measures what you said would do against what you achieved. There's nothing wrong with what you're doing, you just shouldn't be looking at velocity reports - you're not doing Scrum, and velocity is a scrum artefact.

No, there's no way to do it. You shouldn't be trying to - the creator field is a historical field of literally who created an issue. You would be destroying audit information if you changed it. Why are you trying to do this? There's no problem caused by having a user leave and be inactivated or even deleted for this field.…

That looks to me like JA and J are two different types of user - JA is managed inside Jira and J in an external directory (hence the "suggest changes" - you'll need an admin of the external directory to make changes, so this lets you suggest it to them directly)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think you may be in the wrong place here. I think the software you are having a problem with is not Atlassian software, but the owners of it use Atlassian's Confluence for documentation. I suspect you have clicked "help with Confluence" instead of "help with the software I'm using". If…

This is what it says it is - your 6 users are taking you up into the next tier. You'll need to upgrade it to the next one, or deactivate some old users to make space.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! We can't tell you anything with just "error". What is the error? Добро пожаловать в сообщество Atlassian! Мы ничего не можем вам сказать, просто «ошибка». В чем ошибка?

It's literally adding several "create sub-task" blocks into the automation. There's nothing more to it!

It is limited mainly by the database (postgres for Cloud if I've not missed news about change). You will find you have network problems getting it uploaded, or displayed, well before you have storage problems.

Ok, that one is worth trying, I'd expect a different error message, but if it's not worked, there's not much point looking at that. Next thing is a look at the full environment. You've reminded me that I've seen something like this a while ago, and it was a broken environment. I rarely use windows (it's for the odd game,…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is a confusing one - your system OpenJDK looks like it should be the right version (11), but Jira is not recognising it. You could do what it suggests - tell it to ignore the JVM version, but I'd be worried about why exactly it's saying it doesn't like it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The documentation is correct. Yes, anonymous access means "anyone can see it". Yes, Cloud systems are available to the whole world. Whitelisting will do what you want, it's a separate mechanism. It says "only let me be seen from <range of IP addresses>". It doesn't care about anonymous…

It's a bit of a hangover from when Epics were first enhanced in Jira. I say "enhanced" because Epics were not designed in, they changed so that a standard issue type that was flagged as Epic (in the code, not by a human) took on additional properties and functions. All issue types must have a summary. One problem they had…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It's not an app, node() is a function in Jira, it's giving you system information about the Jira server/DC you're running. I don't think there's a way to turn it off, but I would check the dark feature flags to see if there might be one that does it in your version. (As a system admin,…