Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

You'll need to ensure that the environment paths are updated for the new Java, so the users running your services use the new one, but yes, it is as simple as un-installing the Oracle Java.

What do you mean by "no longer possible to change issue types when creating issues"? If you're creating an issue, you are not changing the issue type, you're selecting one.

It's working fine in Cloud, in the project types that support Simplified Workflows (Software Company Managed projects are the only types that implement them)

The posts you've found are probably still generally accurate and do apply to Cloud. Jira has a basic checkbox implementation available in both team and company managed projects. This can be used as a simple checklist if you want. But it does look like a checkbox list, it's a simple flat list with no formatting/layout…

It suggests your issue is not set up as a sprintable item, the message is implying it has no sprint field available to set. I am curious though, what problem are you trying to solve with this? If you're only going to do one sprint in the project, why are you bothering to do the sprint? The whole point of sprints is that…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, you can't change the column for "done". But you can put the "regressed" status in the last column to make it count as done.

Yep, thought so, you'll need to move to using a more recent version of the database (I think 12 is nearly a decade out of date)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! That's how burn is supposed to work - a line with sudden vertical jags when an issue changes from not-done to done. You burn the estimate only when the story completes. You can't change the history of the issue, you should mark the issue done when it genuinely is, not at the end of the…

It sounds like your "ready for deployment" issues are not really sprint items, as you are not planning to complete them as part of a sprint, and neither are they completable within one sprint. I'd either remove them from the planning and the board completely, treat them as external tasks for their entire lifecycle, or if…

Edit the workflow, clicking through each transition in turn, the transitions have a pop-up box that lets you get to the post-functions, conditions, validators etc, and one of the options in there is the "transition screen", in which you can select a pre-existing screen to use.

Boards don't have a project field, they are located within projects. Only epics have epic fields, except for the issue-level issues (story, issue, bug, etc). They have an epic-link field, in which you can select their parent Epic if you want to put them in an Epic. Sub-task types assume their Epic-link from their parent…

Confluence only deletes spaces when a human (administrator) tells it to. Either by removing a user (it will remove their personal space when you do that), or by going to the admin section and clicking "delete". To recover it, you will need to look for the backup that you took before your admin deleted the space.

Behaviours can't do that. Behaviours adjusts the behaviour of fields on-screen. So you have two problems with that idea. * You should never have the resolution field on a create or edit field where Behaviours could be used to alter how it works * Even if you do, and you get Behaviours to blank out the resolution selection,…

I think what you are asking for is that when a user opens the issue view, the "internal" tab is the selected one for their initial view. Jira opens the first tab when you open an issue, there's no way to change that. If you want it to open with the internal tab selected, you need to make that the first tab.

What backup did you take before deletion?

Edit the workflow, and go find the transition(s) that go into the "close" status. These need to have a transition screen linked to them. I'd recommend that you create a dedicated screen for this. It does not need to have any fields on it (although I'd suggest putting the resolution on it so people can choose one as they…

The reason is that basic authentication is not as secure as it should be. So it's been deprecated, and you'll need to use tokens or oauth.

That does not tell us anything more about the problem, we can't help you unless you can read more of the log and fix the connection by giving it the right credentials.

The use of permissions in the free plan is limited, you can't configure it to use the more clever things permissions can do. But the limitations don't apply to the basic access you are looking at here. It is very simple for this error message - either your credentials are incorrect, or the user you are logging in as does…

So if they're not represented as Jira issues, how are you entering these into Confluence?

This looks like your test server is using an unsupported (too old) version of MS-SQL server. What version of Confluence and MS-SQL are you using here?

Could you explain what you mean here? A statement describing an action does not tell us what you are asking about. Do you have a problem with Trello doing this, or do you mean you want to implement it?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I'm not sure docker has a version 8.20, and I'm curious as to why you would ask. Docker versions are currently around 20, so I'd be questioning the age of your container. Also your question is the wrong way around, it's more a case of "does postgres support being run within docker?".…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You'll need to explain what page you are looking for, what system you are working in, what MBST is and so on. We can't help you without any context. If, however, it is Confluence, then have you tried clicking on your profile and using the "recently viewed" option?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Add "order by request type, field A, field B" to the query I don't think you'll get the exact order you have in your question, because of the names and ids, but you will get the issues grouped together.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! >The field has values 'None', 'iOS', 'Android' etc. Actually, no it does not have a value "none" - that's what Jira displays to represent the option for "don't set anything in this select list field". IT's displaying text for the humans, as a blank line is easy to miss. It's not the…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This suggests that you have not installed all of the app, only the app part of it. You'll need to look at the docs for it to find out how to do the full installation.

Try closing your browser, and clearing the caches and cookies.

https://jira.atlassian.com is the place to raise feature requests. I suspect you'll find that if you were to raise one for this, you will find it closed as a duplicate, and the one that you duplicated as closed with "won't do" though.

What is the board filter, and how have you mapped the status into the board columns?