Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

My guess would be that your workflow is firing a different event to the one you are expecting it, so the listener is not picking it up.

No, you have to publish to apply the changes so you can use the new flow.

Ok, this snippet shows you how to set an option in a select list on an issue: https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/update-a-single-select-drop-down-custom-field

Yes, it's an issue tracker. You'll probably want to add a couple of apps to do the financial part and possibly help with calender data.

It might be stored in the index, sort of (some calculated fields are, but it's a bit more complex than just a record in there), but you can't read the index directly. Your connection code is going to need to read the issue in full and possibly re-calculate it.

You'll find Jira uses "anonymous" to tell you "this person is not logged in, so I don't know who they are", as well as recording "anonymous" for some system actions, as Jack said.

You can do it in some browsers, by telling them to lie to the site they are talking to. Every browser sends a "browser identification" or "user agent" string to sites, and Jira is reading that from your browser and saying "nope". My chrome based browser can install the "user agent switcher" extension which allows you to…

Confluence currently has two editors in it - one is replacing the other and they store data differently as well as look different. Pages created and edited with the old editor continue to use it (until you decide to convert them), but new pages will use the new one. I think you're seeing an old page and a new one!

Not a lot, other than you'll be allowed to put in enough text that a human will not find it useful and the issues you put it in may be slower to render, edit, and index.

What is the error message the start up is reporting? What do systemctl status and journalctl -xe report immediately after you run the start? That multipathd error you are getting could also be the root cause, it's telling you that your disks are not configured right or possibly not available (usually happens when a VM has…

There isn't a field for that, but it is logged in the issue history of course. You'll need to read the issue for its history and go through it looking for the line that says "Status changed from/to"

Yes, you do need to be an admin to make these changes.

Please could you tell us whether you are wanting to put values into the field on issues or you are asking about how to add options to a field?

That is a horrid thing to do to your people. Why not just give them a "you do not have access to this page, but we're not going to throw you out for clicking on something" message?

That would be a bad thing to do to a person trying to use your system, and I cannot work out how that would be useful to anyone. If someone is not an admin and they land on an admin link, why would you not just tell them "you are not an admin, so yo can't do this" and leave them logged in to continue what they were doing,…

It is odd, but the problem is down to your Windows setup, not the Trello desktop app. The app doesn't try to do anything clever with the desktop (unlike some other apps), it just says "hey, Windows, show this", and then relies on Windows to get it right for you.

You'll need to look at the docs for your device (and maybe the window manager it is using if it's not using a stock one)

Jira does not set up any configuration that would do this by default, your admins have to add it. If you see a story is in the wrong column, then you'll need to change its status to get it back into the right column.

Yes, of course you can use the api, in whatever you want to write. But you'll still need to configure your device to know what to open a the urls with.

But why are you trying to do that in that system?

Why are you trying to do that in someone else's system?

Customers don't get to see issues, only requests, so you don't have the option to link to things you probably cannot see.

All you have to do to get Jira to use Gmail is fill in the fields it asks you for. Could you tell us where you are stuck with this?

>Once I add sub tasks the story moved back to TO-DO column. This will only happen automatically if someone has set up an automation or script to do it. You need to talk to your admins about getting that removed or re-configured.

There is, you have to configure your device such that when you hit certain urls, it opens the app rather than the browser. This is not something Jira can do, it is all about the settings on your device.

Where are you stuck? I have a very very simple Jira (and Confluence and Bitbucket) Cloud with Gmail working fine for me just by filling in the fields they asked for when I tried to set it up. So, I can tell you it works in a simple case. So I think we need to know what is not quite so simple about your case?

Given "want to automate complete Jira tool", all we can tell you is "use automation (and maybe scripting tools when automation doesn't do it)". Could you explain where you are stuck, or where the docs on automation are not helping you?

That's even less useful than the original question which doesn't explain "component option". Could you please tell us what the problem is?

Spaces can only be created by administrators, or people in the groups named as "can create spaces". It sounds like your account is not either of those. 

I assume this is about tracking problems in Jira where lots of people report the same thing. Most of us will close duplicates with a message that tells the reporter that we are working on it and a link to the other issue. In cases where the issue causes people to raise other associated (but not duplicate) issues and link…