Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

This could be one of several things, but you'll need to do a little bit of investigation to determine which one it is. Start by logging in as a Jira admin and going to the list of projects in the admin section (not the projects list a normal user sees, it's the admin view we need) Is the project there? Is it still a…

Most of us try to build workflows such that the resolution is set when an issue is done, but that is not what Jira boards look at to determine if an issue is done. To a board, the last column is done, nothing else. (Plain Jira Core and Service Desk both consider "resolution having any value" to mean the issue is closed and…

An issue is only done when it is in the last column of the board. You need to put all the status you consider to be done in the last column.

I'm afraid it only works for the original issue view.

You have not explained what this has to do with Atlassian, so I am going to guess that you are in the wrong place. One or more of the things you are asking about is probably using Confluence as a documentation system. You have been reading their content, got stuck and tried to click on "help with…

The easiest way to do this would probably do a dummy import. Create a simple CSV sheet with two columns - the first one can be a simple incrementing number, and the second column should contain your email addresses, one per line. Then go into Jira and create a new project (with a silly name and key, one that you'd never…

Sorry, I've been distracted, and missed your follow up questions On the indexing - no, the index is a copy of the data in your database (mostly issue data, but some other bits are in there too) in a very different shape, and a full re-index is effectively just building a new copy of it. There's nothing to back up, as the…

Welcome to the Community! Technically, yes, every status does add overhead. Every different one needs to be indexed, displayed and used by your people. But their load is insignificant compared with the other things you might have been reading about. A system with 1,000 status won't have a noticable performance degredation…

It comes from your Atlassian account, which you can edit at https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile

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Welcome to the Community! Could you explain what this has to do with Confluence? What is metamask? An app for Confluence?

Welcome to the Community! You need to give it a valid url for an existing Jira Cloud system, not a random one you've made up by combining a bit of an API token with a path.

You can create as many different portals as you need. Once you have Service desk, you can create as many projects as you want (each of which is a different portal under the same base url, but all separate and with different access by different people if you need)

Google translates the imporant part of your question to "my visual is not loading". But there is no information on what this visual is of, what the application is, or what you were doing at the time. Could you give us some more information on what is failing and where?

Is that the version of git you have on the server or the client?

@Tinker Fadoua is exactly right - the licence for an app must match the licence for the Service you've installed it in. That means for Servers, your apps need Server licencing, and for DC clusters, your apps need DC licencing. In both cases, the number of users for the app must be the same as, or larger than, the largest…

Confluence doesn't index other systems locally, you'd need to write an app that could search and index Sharepoint and inject links into the Confluence search when you're querying.

Depends on your settings, but startOfWeek(+2) is the sort of thing you're looking for.

No, triggers do not, but Conditions do. Please check the Conditions section of that page.

Yes, you can, but why are you wanting to duplicate Jira attachments in Sharepoint? What problem would doing this solve?

No, the REST API respects permissions. You could code something that could ignore the permission if you wanted to (on Server or DC, not Cloud)

Right, so stop reading the database, it's the wrong thing to do. I'm afraid you're going to need your client to explain what they are trying to do, maybe starting with the question "why do you think you want a user id? What problem would knowing it solve?"

How are you telling Jira who the line manager is?

There's some things to unpick here. * The add button for comments is right below the box where you add what you want to say in the comment. Depending on what system you are using, it may also be shown as a "save" button * We, the Atlassian community, have no knowledge of what you mean by "Concur" * You've pointed to an…

For Cloud, go to site management and check who has access to each application - https://admin.atlassian.com -> Product Access This will show you groups of people who have access to the various products you own. You will need to make sure that the groups for Confluence access contain only the 20 people you want to see it,…

I do not understand the question. By user-id, I assume you are looking for something that uniquely identifies a user. For the users shown in your screenshot, that's easy - it's what you see in the screenshot. So, I assume you are looking for something else. But I can't work out what from your question.

I can't tell you any more than I have already. The field must be in context, not be hidden by the field configuration, and on the screen you want it on. Could you show us those three configurations for the the field? My best guess is that while you might have the right configuration set up on each, your project is not…

Yes, that's all right. The board is supposed to represent the sprint, and the last column "done in this sprint". So, to explain the behaviour in your three points: * If you transition an issue to a status, that's not assigned to a column, it disappears from backlog and all sprints, including the active sprint* Yes, because…

It's used in all of them. Even if people choose not to use its functions, they are available.

"It's not working" tells us nothing of any use in debugging it. What are the error messages coming back from it? How did you amend "the same payload" to suit your workflow? What did you actually do?