Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

What are you seeing when you try to use inline comments in panels? I ask because they're working fine for me.

Inline comments are an excellent way to leave notes about specific content on a page. Highlight the section you want to comment on and hit the comment button (speech bubble icon) that appears.

Select lists are populated with "options". You enter these into the field's configuration in the admin section for custom fields.

You've only given us part of the error, so all we can tell you is that your indexing is broken. You should try a full re-index, but only after you've read the rest of the error messages to confirm it's not a broken app.

My main answer would be what @Jack Brickey said already. But I'd want to question the rationale for doing it. Scrum is not a suitable framework for handling support requests. If a support request leads you down a route that requires work from a development team rather than a support team to deal with it, then the best…

There's no way to export a workflow, other than to a workflow definition file which, while readable as XML, is plain text and only really suitable for importing into other Jira systems.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! That message usually means there is no site there. Either no-one has created it yet, or they have shut it down (deliberately, or by not paying for the subscription for a while) You'll need to ask whomever sent you there to confirm the site name is right, or that they've shut it down.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I am not sure what the question is here, is the spell checker in your browser not working with Trello?

No, the database is irrelevant, the question is what the code behind the REST endpoint expects you to send. What endpoint are you calling, and what are you sending to it?

Ok, so you will need to design a Confluence space and page structure that suits your need to differentiate between clients and then build something that can attach the right files to the right pages.

Faster than SQL (which will give you the wrong numbers anyway) - copy and paste the view of the list in the admin screen into a text editor and then use a counting tool on it ( "cat temp.txt | wc" for example). But, why does your management care how many projects are using a field configuration? Do you have a set of teams…

<phew> I was starting to think my "keeping up with Atlassian changes" regime was failing me on something! This moves us on to the next step of debugging - it's clear what the field is for, but the next thing to look at is what scripts/post-functions/listeners/automations might be trying to populate it are.

Scripted fields are read-only, there's no point in trying to turn them into select lists.

I would not recommend doing that. Destroying the summary of an issue by overwriting it with "task for you" isn't helpful. "Task for you" is completely redundant, the person already knows it's for them because they are the assignee, and you'll have destroyed the quick and easy to see summary of what you're asking them to do.

Your AWS install would be a Data Centre code. Jira Cloud is "software as a service", not a server install you can run yourself. So far, Trello is the only Atlassian Cloud product certified as fedramp'd

Your meeting has not taken 10 hours, I don't understand why you are saying that. It took one hour, and there were ten people there, each working in it for one hour. Yes you should estimate ten working hours for it. Are you confusing working time with elapsed time here?

No, it's because JWM and JS are for supporting different processes. But, if you look at the hierarchy in JS, you'll see it's the same as it is in JWM.

Correct, JWM projects are not intended to be Software projects.

Almost everything I read on Kanban talks about Kanban estimation, either up-front, or as the first question. So I'll quote one of the better articles I've got bookmarked. "Let’s get one thing straight from the start: there’s no estimation in Kanban." Kanban looks at throughput and cycle times, not estimates. "Every card is…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Change which name in Trello? Do you mean your account's display name, or the name of a board, or card, or something else? Witamy w społeczności Atlassian! Zmienić nazwę w Trello? Czy masz na myśli wyświetlaną nazwę swojego konta, nazwę tablicy, kartę lub coś innego?

Mmm, that's not what they told me last time I asked about it (albeit, that was a few years back). And my question was for Server, not DC. I was told the only way to turn off the regular export was via the UI (or smack the flag in the database and restart Jira)

Ok, that makes sense, you're hitting the base url of a Jira and getting the HTML of the login page. My guess is that whatever you are trying to connect with is not expecting to connect to the Jira UI, it probably should be trying to connect to the REST API. Where is the credentials box you've got in the screenshot coming…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira's email handlers all assume 1 email = 1 issue (or comment on an issue). You will need to find or write an advanced mail handler, one that can parse a single email into multiple pieces from which to create each issue. I don't know if the ones in the marketplace might be able to do…

You got it, it is indeed the "click on the green 'accept' box"

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is not really any issue here. I think I need to ask what problem this is causing you? Explanation: The Software boards (the ones that have lots of configuration options) are not tied to projects. When you are looking to configure their columns, they do not look at a project, they…

Bother, you beat me to it. I've just nicked and posted Jari's announcement over at https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Marketplace-Apps-Integrations/Behaviours-for-Jira-Cloud/ba-p/2034151

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think you might have missed what the different backup flags are for, like I did when I first ran into them. The crux of this one is "we can't find a solution how to disable the scheduler via jira-config.properties." You're not supposed to, that is not what it is for.…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Confluence is a wiki, not a file storage system. It has no concept of "folders for files" and attached files are very much subordinate to the pages of useful content for your readers. There's nothing wrong with trying to get all your files into Confluence if they are useful to support…

I said "not a good place" at first, but moved on to "worst", you're right, I should have stuck with the first one ;-) >We don't have a good central place to manage the assets and serial numbers specifically the movement of laptops and desktops. >some use spreadsheets and other are using makeshift webpage and collating data…

That's not what CFDs are for, Atlassian are unlikely to add this. Remember, in Kanban, every issue estimate is the same, it measures throughput, not size.