Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

This isn't really a Bitbucket question, you'd need to set up your networking so that the target machine has a known, static and unique IP address (so it's not behind a NAT service and so-on). Then you'd be able to whitelist only that machine.

This sounds like you've moved your backups to a much slower file system, and the best place to look would be getting a faster file system. I'd like to confirm what you mean by "Bitbucket Server backup client", but if it is what I guess it is, then no, deleting old backups won't have any effect, the backups are not…

Change it to project = "New Tech Solution" AND "Type of finding[Dropdown]" in ("Improvement", "Minor NC") The total on each line will appear when you have more than one column.

The only way to have unlicenced users see something is to make it anonymously accessible. If you do not know who someone is though, you can't know to limit them to certain projects or issues. However, customers (I mean Jira customer accounts), which do not need a licence, can see requests (not the issues behind them) made…

It is, you can still use the field configurations to set a field as mandatory for an issue, and hence the same for the requests in front of it.

No, Jira does not have field-level security, it only goes down to the issue level.

What errors or warnings are you geting when you try to export/publish?

Welcome to the Community! The simple answer is "stop resolving the issues when you create them". The problem is that the resolution field will always be set if it is presented to the humans on a create, edit or transition action, and one of your admins has made the mistake of putting it on a create or edit screen. You'll…

No, Advanced Roadmaps is nothing like Sharepoint. As an old friend put it years ago, Sharepoint is where documents go to die (meaning unread and unused). It's a document storage system. Advanced Roadmaps is an active and interactive reporting and planning tool that is a layer on top of Jira, which is an issue tracker. At…

Why would there be? You're asking about configuring Statuspage.

This does not make any sense, there's no way to "damage" a licence.

See https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-articles/Introducing-Atlassian-Data-Lake-for-Jira-Software-Early-Access/ba-p/1584438 for an intro

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Jira-Training-links-and-materials/qaq-p/1586966 is a good starting place for this sort of thing.

Welcome to the Community! Attachments don't have a rename function, that's not what Confluence is for. Renaming a file would break macros and preview functions, so Atlassian have taken the simple route and assumed that you will be attaching files with the correct name that you want, not editing it later.

Go to your dashboard and add a "two-dimensional filter statistics" gadget. You will need to create and save a filter that finds all the issues you want to report on, and then set the gadget to use that, along with the fields for your x and y axes (looks like your tables are looking at labels, status and a type-of-finding…

Nothing. If it's not in use, you're not using it, so nothing will change if you delete it.

Work log editing is controlled by the permissions in the project. Ask your admins to give you "edit work log" permission in that project. And possibly "delete work log"

You do need to be an administrator to create a new project. To get that right, you need to talk to your administrators, they're the only people who can grant you admin access.

Which apps are you considering? There are more than one because Atlassian is an open ecosystem - they actively encourage people to write apps that run inside their applications or draw Atlassian stuff into other places, making them more accessible and flexible. There's more than one Slack app because more than one…

How are you adding the select-list / radio buttons to Confluence pages?

Was this intended as a Bitbucket question? Confluence doesn't care about LFS and doesn't support attachments in any form of tree (the tree is done by pages, not attachments)

Yes, you could raise an improvement request, but I would expect it to be closed as a duplicate of the existing ones. Most Confluence competitors also don't have a dark mode, certainly not by default, as most people expect to read black on white documents.

Slashes are control characters, indicating escaping or directories. You will need to escape them in the name of the file if you insist on using them, or adopt the good practice of not using them in file names.

SLAs are a function of service management, not software development. It doesn't make a lot of sense to have an SLA on a development project - your developers are not working in a support model and while, in theory, you could impose SLAs on development teams, it really won't work and it's pretty much the opposite of Agile.

Ok, that sounds good to me - the reason I said "clear the resolution" is that that is what the "update issue field" post-function displays as when you use "update issue field - resolution - none" and then look at the list of post-functions. (The important bit is that you have not added a resolution of "none" to the list!)…

Not directly, you would need to extract data via the REST API, you have no access to the database. Exports are possible, but not as a push. A human has to click the "backup and download all the data", or run a filter and hit "export to CSV". The REST API is a pull, you can ask it to run a filter and give you a JSON…

You will need to build a service somewhere on your servers, one that can accept commands from the internet (obviously, lock it down to your Cloud JSM site) and run the appropriate scripts within your networks when JSM calls out to it.

Not directly, it won't do that sort of reporting (yet), but the asset tracking data it holds are what you would use to generate that sort of report. Plain Jira would not really be suitable, because it is an issue tracker, not an asset tracker, and the data wouldn't be the right shape.

Directly, no, you have no access to the database behind Jira in the Cloud. Most of what you need here sounds like asset-management though, for which Jira has the Insight app! I would start with a look at that!

The docs you need to read are served up at the link I gave, so I'm not sure what you mean by "I can't find it!". Could you click on the link, and read the "getting started with statuspage" stuff, and tell us where you get lost or stuck in following the guide?