Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Community! Your mobile hotspot has something wrong with it, if the load works ok over wifi

Welcome to the Community! Issues that are "done" will not be moved to the next sprint. But the usual problem when people start using Jira Software for sprints is that it is not clear that "done" on a board (not the rest of Jira), is defined by "being in the last column on the board" So, whatever status you have that you…

Ok, your app will have to ask Jira for the valid values for the reporter field, matching the email to the one the Jira user is.

Ok, I'd suggest adding a select list (or multi select) with options for CAPEX and R&D

These codes are not really error codes, they are more markers for Atlassian to find where an error occurred, and for grouping together data (including the clients) a fault that may be affecting several Cloud systems. You should report these codes to Atlassian directly, over on https://support.atlassian.com/contact

You can probably also cheat when you get back into your Jira - change the server name that isn't resolving to the LDAP server's IP address! To get the password, (sorry, should have said this in the answer), see https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/restore-passwords-to-recover-admin-user-rights-972329273.html

Welcome to the Community! Um, actually, there aren't any DNS requirements for Jira. If you have set up Jira to connect to other systems, and done it by host hame, Jira just asks the operating system for its networking. There's no resolution or networking in Jira. My guess is that you're right about the LDAP server - the…

Add all the other components in the the "not" in Pramodh's query. Component not in (ABC, DEF, GHI, etc)

As @Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ says, yes, you could do this with Scriptrunner, but it's a lot of code to design and write. You'll have to think about all the data consistency checks Jira does when you're moving an issue, and how to make changes to the issue as you move it to update any data that's not right. Most people don't…

Welcome to the Community! I'm afraid we can't help you - you need to talk to your admins to get your account set up for access. We here don't know what Kirk, Kirke or Uswin might be, we're not in your organisation, let alone being your admins!

You can get it from the REST API, but it's of no practical use to you, it doesn't tell you anything useful or auditable, because it's going to change in the next few weeks. I think it's worth exploring why you are asking, as Dirk suggests!

Log in as an admin, and go to Admin (the cog at the topright) and look for System -> global permissions. One global permission you can set up is "what group(s) can create team-managed projects". Jira is permissive rather than restrictive, so you don't "restrict users from creating projects", you do it the other way around…

I get this: Sunrise Today:08:10Sunset Today:15:51 I'm in the UK, so it's already dark here. Unusually, I actually left the house today - walked across town to get my 3rd Covid jab!

You can't do this yet - Jira Cloud runs on its own domain, not as part of someone elses site. If you try to proxy it into your own site, it will fail - some pages won't work at all, and as you navigate, your people will quickly end up clicking on something that takes them back to the Cloud site. There's a long-running…

Ok, great, that really narrows it down. I was suspecting you might have an external directory and changes there would be recorded as "anonymous" in the audit logs, but that's not the case here. In the audit logs, anonymous means "it was not done by a human logging in and clicking things" or even "it was not a human running…

Ok, so the standard advice about moving issues between projects is "don't". Moving an issue is a clunky manual process, and can't be done in a workflow or automatically. It is generally a thing you do rarely, when someone genuinely makes a mistake and creates something in the wrong project, or when you're doing some…

Jira Software is an application that runs on top of Jira. So, yes, they use the same REST APIs, but no, they do not, because Software has functions that run over the top of plain Jira. Rather than faff around with vague definitions, it would probably be better to establish what you really want to do here. What are you…

Jira is an issue tracker. If you were not looking for an issue tracker, then I suggest that you not install Jira. --- Jira est un outil de suivi des problèmes. Si vous ne cherchiez pas un outil de suivi des problèmes, je vous suggère de ne pas installer Jira.

What data exactly are you searching for this address?

Government language? Oh, I can do that. I don't want to, but I have a parent and an uncle who were civil servants for a long time, and I've worked with several government organisations. I don't just understand "Yes (Prime) Minister", I get all the jokes in it. All of them. Even the ones in Latin. Corporate/business cliches…

Could you tell us a bit more about what you mean by "insights calculated"? Also, what would a calculation of accepted vs committed story points tell us, that velocity does not? And stories brought in after sprint planning?

Mmm, not quite. The step ids correspond to the order in which the steps were added. Globally though, not to each workflow. You could end up with your "fix" not working, if you've got more than one admin tinkering with workflows at the same time. It's unlikely to happen, I am being pedantic, but I just wanted to note that…

@Nikki Zavadska _Appfire_ - that cake. My last job, before moving to Adaptavist, was with a small media company that ran on cake (and daleks). If you wanted something doing, you would go ask the team who would do it, and the response was always "yes, but write me a Jira issue, so it can be tracked and we can write notes,…

Ah, I see, I'm not sure yesterday was one of my better days to be reading stuff. Your DC licence entitles you to run a single DC instance. It could be one or many "hardware" nodes in it, but all the same single Jira instance - people go to https://yourjira.org and get the same system served up to them, no matter what node…

Ok, I think we are both drifting around the problem and looking at "maybe" before we've focussed on the core of it. I would like to go back to the basics and establish that I understand enough about your setup to be sure I'm looking at the right part. To do that, can you tell us: 1. What user directory, or directories, you…

Neither of ours suffer much at Christmas. George isn't too fond of other humans being in her nap space (she's not that fond of us being in it except when she has unmet needs like an empty food bowl), but it's hardly "suffering". Morticia is the other way around, kind of likes a bit more human company, but I think she does…

Make sure none of the users can set up plans that could throw malicious code into the log file.

I am not sure what the question is here. Could you explain a bit more please?

I am not able to find a report of a similar bug, which suggests it might be more to do with your system than being a bug in Jira. Can you repeat it in other browsers? Is the "UI locking up" happening on the server, so you have to restart it, or just the client end? Do the log files on the server show any errors?

The view screen is used when you click on an issue and look at the main issue view. It is not a simple list of fields though, Jira has quite a lot of layout code and rearranges a lot. The fields on a view screen only really determine where where a few types of field land in the custom field area of the display - users,…