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Could you explain what this has to do with Atlassian stuff? Intune is not something we can help you with.

That is not a burn down chart. A burn down measures the what the team has completed against what they committed to do, based on the estimates that were on the cards when the sprint was started. Have a look at the "control chart" instead

Attachments are not a field, they are a function of the issue, similar to forms. 

Ok, that sounds like the failure is happening at the beginning of the transition. What does the log file say is happening when you click?

The ID of an issue has to change when you move it to a new project, but that isn't actually a problem here. You'll need to talk to Idalko about export and import of the table grid data in your fields.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! We, the community, have no visibility of your systems, nor move-78393. You will need to talk to Atlassian about your migration, we can't really help.

"Integrate" is a spectacularly meaningless word. Could you tell us what you actually want to do? How do you want the two systems to behave when they have been "integrated"?

Because text fields do not contain data that can be grouped. There's no point in grouping by text - the nature of the data is that every entry you have could be (and probably is) different, so if you did it in a pie chart, you'd simply end up with X slices, all containing a single issue. If you think you should be able to…

This depends entirely on what your report is for. Pie charts for example group by an issue field, not a users group, that's what they are built for. What are you trying to report on here?

Have a look at https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?query=box

This looks like you have injected some javascript into the UI, in the html headers., and the script has an error in it. Try removing or correcting the script.

No, there's no javascript for this, but "drag issue from one column to another" is very much a workflow event, so you absolutely can hook into post-functions or transition automations.

Jira doesn't hide things natively, so if the sub-tasks are missing, you've got an app that is hiding them.

This is not really how sprints work. You should be trying not to have stories that "spill over", but when, in real life, they do, you don't amend estimates or sizing - the whole thing moves to the new sprint.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Your powershell scripts should use the REST API to update data - for insight calls, start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/insightapps/insight-rest-api-1085180885.html

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Do you have Scriptrunner available? You can do this with a Behaviour (assuming you are on Server Jira). If not, then you'll need to do it with an extenion that provides a validator. Or, you could do it by having different issue types for the priorities "incident high impact" and…

Click on the labels field and add the label you want

What are your rules for deciding which epic to link to?

You'll need an admin to go to the project settings and get into the issue type scheme to add Epic to it.

That looks like a validator on the create transition has been written to throw you a pretty much useless validation message. I'd start with a look at the workflow.

I've recently run into a Jira that was not performing too well, and one of the reasons turned out to be a couple of remote scripts raising 1-10 requests every second over the (unthrottled) REST API. Part of our testing to show that this was a problem was to fire up a grid of 100 separate boxes to all run the script at the…

You probably need to talk to your Atlassian Cloud administrators about how your access is granted - it sounds like your site has been set up to use Atlassian accounts for user provisioning, and you would prefer to be using your Google account. If it is Atlassian accounts only, then the only thing you can do to make it…

It is the same as the server version - go to the project and go to project admin -> Details, and then check project admin -> components for the automatic assignee. Note that team-managed projects don't have the component functionality for this.

If you are using a server or DC version install, then the simple answer is "don't look at the database". It's a data store, not a real datbase, just a complete mess when you come to reporting off it. Use the REST API. It's faster and easier to understand.

@msp - you have not grasped how to be "agile". Using a spreadsheet and looking at "daily burndown." screams "not agile". I think you might need to take another look at your processes

Jira doesn't have this sort of security natively, and it has nothing that hides sub-tasks from the owners of the parents. If you are having problems seeing child issues, you should be talking to the people who gave you the app to do it!

If you are seeing "category" on the create issue screens, then it is a custom field that one of your administrators has added to your system. To get more options into the list, get your admins to go to Admin -> Issues -> Custom fields -> <Category field> configure, where they will be able to amend the list of options.

Actually, no. I've worked in a lot of places, some of which have tried to do sub-tasks of sub-tasks, and the best description of the place that did it best was "a micro-managed mess that never got anything done because everyone was forced to focus on fragments of work". The definition of a story (something you can commit…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Your network team needs to fix the DNS setup of your network. The error > ssh: Could not resolve hostname bitbucket.org: is telling us that your server simply can't find Bitbucket, and that's because your DNS is not working for that machine.