Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Jira does not have an issue picker natively, it expects people to use issue links when they want to refer to another issue.

They're not different. You're showing us the space directory and the list of recently worked on. One of them is sorted alphabetically, the other by the time of the last edit.

I am not sure what you mean here. Do you mean you want to create a page with the name taken from the summary of the issue? Or put a link in your Jira issue to a page of the same name?

Permissions settings on the free version are very limited. You can't do this in a free instance.

Oh, that's your validator working. You must have left the team field blank when you transitioned the issue.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This error is more of a reference for Atlassian to search for in logs and data, and to group together the errors when they happen on different Cloud systems. It's not representative of the actual error that is causing you a problem. Could you show us the configuration of the validator,…

There's no "contains" statement in JQL but you're almost there with the tilde. Try project = "project name" and my-text ~ specific-word In there, my-text is the name of the field you want to search for specific-word. If you want to look through all the text fields (including summary, description, environment and any other…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You're almost there already with Jira.permission.edit.group - assigning an issue is a separate permission, so add another similar property - Jira.permission.assign.group 

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This message means what it says - you do not have access to the page. Either the admin has not given you access to the space, or the page has been restricted and you are not included in the list of people who can see it. You'll need to check with your admins and the owners of the space…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The colours on the built-in pie chart gadget are fixed, not configurable. You can't tie them to any data. You will need to find (or write) an app that can do configurable colours in pie charts.

Confluence is not a file storage place where documents go to die. It is a wiki. The pages in it are intended to be living documents. Because it's not a file share, its file handling is pretty primitive - you attach files to pages, they get a simple sequential version, and there are macros that can read the attachments to…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I do not think I understand what you are trying to do. Given your example, the JQL is simple - "Component = B" will get you a list of issues that have component B. If you leave mention of component A out of the query, you won't get issues that have A on them, except for the ones that…

@Troy Chaplin the automatic spam fitter hit it. One of the leaders corrected it just before I got there.

Same answer as before

There is something wrong with your browser or network. I raised an issue with Atlassian via that site three times this morning (from different client account's and two different computers), it is working fine for us.

Cloud and server are fundamentally different and the apps you can install have to be too. It is not about the supported versions on Cloud, it is just whether there is an app or not! The version of an app for Cloud is the same as Cloud itself - the version you would end up with if the app did have a Cloud version would…

Confluence is a web service, so yes, if your VDI can run a browser and/or make REST calls, you can use Confluence from it.

When you commission a new Cloud site, Atlassian put it into the data centre nearest your (perceived) location. For Japan, I assume that would be Singapore, given the list Atlassian gives us at https://www.atlassian.com/trust/reliability/infrastructure On "Standard" and higher subscriptions, you can choose which data centre…

Actually, there's not much in the way of pitfalls. CMP projects do work differently, and I strongly recommend explaining to the TMP users you migrate that most things will work the same (or intuitively), but the administration is very different. One of the reasons I prefer CMP projects is that they simplify reporting -…

That's because you are editing a status there, not the transition.

That's the only way you can edit them too - A flat list of them, out of the context of their usage is not going to help you with doing anything.

Which app are you using to provide the issue picker field?

Does the issue that is not being counted as done have any open subtasks?

Go to board configuration -> columns and drag the status from its current column to the last one.

Ok, you're looking at two different things here. The first screenshot is of a team-managed project issue type configuration screen. These do not use issue type schemes, they use the list you've got in their config screen.

Name them in the query instead of using the currentuser() function.

You will need to enable anonymous access, and then make the dashboard (and the projects you want them to be able to see) anonymously accessible.

Start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/supported-platforms-207488198.html - use the version selector at the top left to compare versions.

I think this question has been asked because a failed upgrade, noted before in https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Effect-on-database-when-migrating-from-7-4-x-to-7-4-11/qaq-p/1792189

Only fields that are based on lists can be selected as axes for the 2d filter gadget. My guess is that you are trying to select a field that is logically unusable as an axis. (Text, number, date/time, etc. Dates are arguable)