Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Same here. But I've been working with Agile teams for over half of my life now, and the explanations I've given above have been learned from seeing those teams get it wrong. I am not going to rehash anything I've said above, but I will summarise the conclusion: stop expecting a Scrum tool to support a non-scrum way of…

Ok, so have a run through https://docs.adaptavist.com/sr4jc/latest/features/behaviours#:~:text=Behaviours%20give%20you%20added%20control,given%20project%20or%20issue%20context.

This does not work. It prevents everyone from creating the issue type. If that is the actual goal, then the right solution is to remove the issue type from the issue type scheme, so it is not available. There is no "confusion" here, you need to stop using LLM AIs to answer questions. Jira needs an expert AI, not an LLM.

I'm afraid team and company managed projects are so different, there is no way to convert one to the other. You will indeed need to create a new project and move the issues from the old one into it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Confluence does not always index pages immediately on update or create, which can mean searches run shortly after a change will not find it. Have you tried searching a couple of hours after the create/edit?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think you are in the wrong place, your question does not seem to be about an Atlassian system. I suspect you have clicked on "help with the system in use for documentation or issue tracking" instead of "help with the product".

The only time you will find nothing in the logs is when the service cannot start at all. Check the Tomcat log in confluence-install/log - the main one is called catalina.out If there are no errors in there either, then the problem is in the configuration of your service or Tomcat is failing too early to write to the log -…

Why are you trying to do this with a script? It is going to take you a lot longer to write, test, and implement a script to edit your workflow than it is to do the handful of clicks you can use in the UI. You are looking at writing hundreds of lines of code to do this.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Trello is a web-based service that you use in a browser, and is certified as generating accessible web pages. Trello is not the problem here, I think you need to ask NVDA.

>"The second part of your answer is actually incorrect. Jira Cloud has a native validator for Field Required, and you can select the Parent field within that Validator in a Company Managed project." Yes, sorry. I forgot that you have to switch to the old workflow editor to be able to use it. The new workflow editor does…

As @Trudy P Claspill says, you may be able to do something with Behaviours, but the code you'll need to right is going to be very complex, and you'll need to decide how you want it to work in different places. Let's say you create an issue. The code will need to hide the options that do not match the selections in the…

Hi Jaroslav, You can use issue security in JWM projects, but only if the project is a company-managed one. (That applies to JSW and JSM too - there's no point in having issue security in a team-managed project because the users would be able to bypass it) You should find the link under project settings -> issue security.…

Why do you think you need to dig up obsolete data? (or "necropost" as well)

It's probably not a good idea to lead with an insult at the person you are asking to help you. I never "gaslight people about doing it wrong". I tell it as it is. It is not gaslighting if people choose not to listen or do not like what I'm saying. TLDR: Scriptrunner can do this as a console script. In this case, your…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There's no difference, the two phrases refer to the "view" "screen" (a "screen" is an ordered list of fields to present when the issue is rendered in the full view, create, or edit mode) The issue view screen shows a list of all the fields you have configured to appear on it. However,…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This came up the other day - the answers include a method to do it and the reasons that it is a terrible idea. See https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Create-a-new-issue-and-assign-unique-number-text-to-custom-field/qaq-p/2569056

You are working with Server/DC, not Cloud here, just to be completely clear. There are two ways you can migrate to a new server: * Install exactly the same version of Jira Server/DC on the target server * Start with an empty database of the same type as the source server * Get it running with a single, internal…

This does assume that you have a select type field called "month" which you are populating with the month you mean (either by hand or by an automation that reads a date field and extracts the month from it)

Hi Adam, What do you mean by "changing the index of a project"? The index cannot be configured by project, it's a global thing, and as a Cloud user, you have no access to the indexing settings either.

Please stop using AI to answer questions, they do not understand how Jira works. In this case, it is wrong because you can not remove the create screen from the configuration. A validator is the only answer.

So you do have a catalina.out log and you can find errors in the log files. The errors in the application log are halting the application (but not Tomcat) because they are terminal. The error you have first tells us that your database is not configured correctly. The first error you find in a log is almost always followed…

You said you were planning to use Azure. But yes, if your production system is AWS, then ideally you should run Test on AWS as well.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The "parent" of a sub-task is the issue of which it is a part. A sub-task is always a fragment of an issue, it cannot have a different parent. For issue-level items, you can not make the parent mandatory in the field configuration, so yes, a validator is needed if you want to do it. But…

Hi Tharunkumar, If it were a new installation, the answer would be "in whichever one you have more experience in or support for". Same as the "which database" question - go to your DBA team and ask them what they would prefer to support. But, you're creating a test server for an existing installation. The answer for that…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The "complete sprint" action absolutely cares about the columns. If something is in the last "done" column it does not move to the next sprint, because it's done. I suspect what you are seeing is that the three issues that went back into the backlog were items that had not moved to any…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! issuetype = defect should do it, assuming defects are defined as issue types in your Jira. I'd recommend adding an "if not dealt with" clause in most cases, so issuetype = defect and resolution is empty

I do not understand what you are trying to do here. Issue security is about hiding issues from people who should not see them. If you currently have access to an issue, then you've seen it, so there's not a lot of point in hiding it now. It is not about hiding issues because you don't feel like looking at them. If you…

In the last of your screenshots, the screen scheme is telling you "By default, use the 'default screen'". If you want to associate different screens with different issue types, start adding associations (button at the top right)

Yes, that guide states that a human should be hitting the "start sprint" button, it should not be automated, because the automation can not know when the team has completed sprint planning.

Without the audit log, you can not. You will have to go ask all the other administrators which one of them is messing with your settings.