Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

You mean on your Done -> Not done, you clear the resolution, not set it to something? For the not-done -> done transitions, you can just go to Admin -> Issues -> Screens and add a new one. All it needs on it is the resolution field (it'll have comment on it as well if your people have comment permission). Then you can edit…

You do not. You will need to upgrade your bitbucket

This suggests your code is not sending valid text to the server when you make the rest call. You'll need to work out what is is sending and why replace the "T.Pat" it is sending with something valid.

Bitbucket will stop working.

Yep, "same machine" is great for debugging, it rules out so... many... things, but not quite the network. Sourectree is going out over standard routes and ports, so the question now becomes "what is github desktop doing differently?")

Welcome to the community! You can only use public links if you have removed anonymous access. Go to global permissions and check that the anonymous access is turned off.

I am completely unable to replicate this - every password box on the Jira systems I can find does the *** thing, whatever I enter into the email address or user id fields. Could you show us a screenshot, or even tell us the url so we can try it for ourselves?

You have tagged this with "Server", so I'm assuming you want to create an app for Server/DC. Whilst you can create apps for Atlassian server with .Net, or any other language/framework you feel like using, you really really don't want to bother. Your app will need to implement a supporting machine/environment in which your…

I am sure, you've got two computers that can connect and log in, and a third that can not. The problem has to be something different in that third computer. If it's similarly configured to the other two, then it has to be the network. If it is completely different, then its network settings are a problem.

Ah, ok. You can edit your own posts by clicking on the options ... menu on the right hand side of the name and date line on your post. Standard users can't remove or delete posts, but moderators and leaders can move them to a place where they'll be hidden for a while and eventually deleted (a bit like a waste bin - they…

Ok, so there's a network problem between your first machine and the git server, or the git server is configured to refuse you access.

You can secure projects or issues individually in Jira, locking them down so that only one team (and your Admins) can see them, yes. But that's not the right thing to do with access credentials.

So is your Atlassian account now getting you into Trello?

The long string of junk for fbclid= is a session id or token of some sort, one that is probably only of temporary use and of no use to bitbucket. The name fbclid suggests it is from Facebook, and hence nothing to do with Bitbucket as well. Try giving people the url to your site without it.

I am sorry, but this is not clear to me. Are you asking about "posts" in Confluence? Pages or blogs that you want to hide/archive/delete? Or are you asking about posts here in the Community?

Ok, so the problem is "quick access to credentials". Exposing them in a Jira issue, which could easily be accessible to more people than you assume, and is accessible at times other than when you are actively working on a specefic issue, is almost the definition of a security breach. Yes, security is inconvenient, but it…

I'm afradi there is nothing we can help you with here. If you've lost or destroyed your authentication methods, then you have lost all access to that account. These authentication methods are secure and prevent people from stealing your access. A claim to have "lost" the access and all the backups actually screams "please…

"Service account details" are not the problem. Could you explain what problem you would solve by saving service account details in a vault in Jira?

What does "integrate" mean to you? Without that context, the best I can do is "write something in Jotform that uses the REST api in Jira to create new issues which it puts at the top of the backlog"

This error means that gitlab is not recognising your login/credentials/certificates. In turn, that means you've probably not given the right details to Sourcetree.

This is usually (but not always) caused by the back-end database not supporting the encoding for your emojis. Do you know what the encoding on your database is? Can you check in the system info page?

Welcome to the Community! I am not sure I know what you mean by "open a customer before opening the task". Are you talking about the need to identify a customer when creating a request in the helpdesk? How does your application know which jira-customer-account the request should be raised by?

I am not 100% sure that I understand the problem. Are you saying that you created a project/board when your language was set to Russian, got column names in Russian, then swapped your profile to English and the Russian column names persisted? If so, that is expected - column names are variables, ones you can enter. The…

My memory says it's historical. SAFe was defined around 2010, although a lot of the concepts (including the idea of cross-project Features being a way to group stories together) were around well before then. By then, I'd been using Jira for 5 years, and already had Epics grouping together stories across projects. Outside…

No, there's nothing in Confluence for creating databases internally. The software is a wiki, not a database server. Could you expand on what you are trying to achieve with this? Non, il n'y a rien dans Confluence pour créer des bases de données en interne. Le logiciel est un wiki, pas un serveur de base de données.…

You're right that labels are the wrong thing for this, they really are intended for arbitrarily grouping things together. But I'm a bit stuck on why people are asking for booleans like that. People don't usually want flags like that, they're really looking for something that answers a specific question, and there's a…

Welcome to the Community! Not sure, you might want to ask your admins or colleagues why they resolve things with the Canadian National Railway? That is facetious of course, I know it's not CNR, but I don't have a guess what that CNR means. It's jargon and obscure. I suspect someone in your organisation thinks it is clever…

Yes, that's a really good description of it!

Ok, there's two things in here. 1. An admin has the power to administrate, not "do everything". Even if they could, the way workflows work (the bit below) still wouldn't let an admin do it! As an extreme example, I worked for a bank with around 7,000 active Jira projects. As the Jira admin, I could reconfigure every aspect…

A short answer would be "because Jira is for working together and sharing information". Specifically: 1.Why do i see custom fields from other projects when doing bulk changes on issues? Because fields do not belong to projects - a project chooses to use them. As a project could choose to use any globally available field,…