Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

You will need to write a script to do this. You can copy the script that provides your scripted field though, replacing the "return <result>" line with code that puts the result in the target field for your "copy"

No. You need to fill in mandatory fields when you create the issue. You can blank them out later with code, but the whole point of mandatory fields is that they are mandatory.

Yes, if you need to update existing issues, add sub-tasks to them, or your import contains a mix of issues and their sub-tasks.

I cannot work out any reason why this has happened, all your data says things should have moved exactly as you expected them to. I would want to raise this with Atlassian directly next, via a support request. https://support.atlassian.com/contact if you want to do it manually (have your SEN handy), or go to Admin ->…

If you're trying to import issues and sub-tasks in the CSV, then the issue-id either ends up as being the actual issue key for existing issues or pulled into the external-id field if it's for a new issue. The sub-task's parent-id is not imported - it gets converted to the issue key of the parent issue.

I'm pretty sure you can write a post-function that clears out a field on the create transition (you can definitely do it on other transitions), as it executes after all the validation things.

No. A sub-task is entirely a part of its containing issue. Why would you assign a different team to part of an item that needs to be done by the current team?

Sub-tasks would not become stories, they're sub-tasks of the issue, and the issue is still there, and Epics can have sub-tasks, so there's no need to do anything. Jira doesn't delete issues during actions other than delete or bulk-delete. Moving the story to an epic doesn't delete anything. Can you go to the standard issue…

Exactly how you do it is dependent on how you are coding to do it. I need to re-state that issue links are not a "field", they're a system function and you don't interact with them in the same way that you do with fields. If you were wanting to create a new link between two issues using Scriptrunner, the example I go back…

From the Community Leader's sandbox (which I think is way up the "get the new stuff" list, so we get to be able to play with it for helping other people early)

I didn't want to assume you were the administrator! Glad to have helped you find it!

What type of project and board is it? Some boards do not have any configuration items. Also, could someone have removed your admin rights from a board?

There is a problem with Scripted fields in that you can't rely on their calculated content being available or correct in other scripts and automations. That's why it won't let you select the scripted field as a source. You'll need to replicate the work the scripted field is doing in your "copy from" process, not just copy…

There's no technical limit that you will ever reach on the number of files you can upload. 28 won't be a problem. But: Don't embed too many in a page. Each macro for "show video in page" loads the video, slowing down page load time, and chewing up memory. So don't over-use them inline. (Fine to attach loads though) You…

It looks like a permissions problem. Your admin or manager have permission to use the transition, the other roles do not. Check the permission scheme in the project, and the workflow conditions if it is a missing transition ("Close" sounds like a transition, but I'm afraid I can't read Cyrillic, so I'm not sure what…

Re-using the existing issue link functionality is going to be a lot easier! Yes, I would suggest creating one or more link types for your module to use. I am imagining your module would do something like: * Spot that a new issue has been created (or a significant edit on fields it is interested in has been made) * Go have…

You would need to hack the code in the linking module to remove the entry from the menu. I am curious as to why you think this would be a good idea? What problem are you trying to solve? Who cares how a user gets to the "add a link" function? Why make it more difficult by forcing them into the edit screen that they don't…

You will need to do that with a validator - add this to your workflow on transitions that go into "on hold", validating that the internal assignee is set.

I'm not sure what you mean by "not resolved". The problem is people not understanding what a board is for and how they are configured, which has been explained. The only technical "resolution" I can see for this would be to remove the flexibility to not map status into columns. You'd get "one single filter that determines…

No, you can't override that mandatory flag. If you blank out the field with Scriptrunner, people won't be able to do anything with the issue (other than rank it and report on it) until someone has gone back into it and edited it to fill in the field.

Repeated posts of identical content can trigger the spam-filters too, and when code looks a lot like those random strings of words that spammers try to post to try to evade the filters. I can't see anything in the spam bin though (nor the moderation area where we manually drop duplicates or items authors ask to be…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Confluence does have a task functionality, but it doesn't have a card/board view, it's more for reminding people to do something about pages (like edit this page, or take action after the meeting documented on this page) I think you might be looking for Jira (an issue tracker designed…

Except that you probably don't want to make everyone a project admin!

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Trello is Software as a Service - you don't download Trello itself, you use a client to use Trello from the Cloud. It is built for browsers, but you say "Trello App", which implies you're looking at the main dedicated client for it. That is a free download and does not need a login or…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Same as you would in any other project - get an admin to add them (Jira admin for Company-managed projects, project admin for team-managed)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I am not sure I understand what you have done here, or perhaps what you're describing. The terminology is a bit fuzzy though, for historic reasons Stories do not have "child issues", but they can have "sub tasks". Epics do have "child issues", but they are structurally a different type…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Issue links in Jira are not just a custom field, they're a whole pile of stuff that's been coded for as a core part of the system - a display tab, a data structure (that's not the same as custom fields), JQL functions, and and and. You've got quite a lot of work to do to create something…

I think you need to combine Michael and Stefan's answers: projectType = software AND UX is not empty ORDER BY Rank ASC

No, most project functions are limited to the Agents in the project. The logic behind this is that a Service Desk project is there to handle customer requests, and it's your Agent's job to do that. The last thing you want is some developer updating status, they aren't there to manage the messaging to the customer.

If they are the administrators of the Jira you are trying to access, then yes. I know Mojang use Jira for issue tracking, but I don't know who the administrators for it are individually.