Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Mmm, only if the reader chooses not to engage further because they don't want to have their assumptions challenged. Why don't you want a friendly and informative name there? What's better about /myconfluence/3254r902asfrdajrfw425rasfdasrq3w4132ugert5435t43 over /myconfluence/penguins/gentoo ? Anyway, it's not an absolute…

> jira.permission.edit.denied.group=BA and property value of true Sorry, I was not clear here. The = separates the property from the value of the property when I'm writing this stuff. So jira.permission.edit.denied.group=BA would actually be a property of jira.permission.edit.denied.group with a value of BA However, I also…

That's why I said it was clunky - try it exactly as I wrote - with a period on the end. >I don't want unique names, and I don't want my page names in the url Actually, you do, and that's what most wikis do. It's one of their selling points.

Ok, the trick here is understanding that Jira doesn't actually care about the status of an issue. When you ask it "show me the open issues", it only shows you at unresolved issues. If that field is empty, the issue is unresolved, shows as unresolved, and reports like the "open issues" one will report the issue as open. If…

Oh, you can still do point 5 in your list. Confluence has always had a non-existant page function. Confluence fully supports "internal links" - links to other pages (even in other spaces) that you can create without urls, using the plain space and page name (this is something that couldn't work if page names were not…

Welcome to the Community! It's hard to tell without a description of "is not working". I assume that you mean "it does not show me some/all issues that I expect to see" when you click on the link that says "open issues" in the project header? Do you get a list of issues then? Can you pick on an issue that either * Should…

I think we totally agree on that. I think I have a bias when talking about it that I continually run into teams who say "we're doing scrum" only to find out they really really are not, because they don't see carrying over issues from sprint to sprint, putting sprint estimates on non-sprint items, or including status that…

Are there at least two other sprints available to the board?

Mmm, I think you've missed the point here. Their way of working is broken if they think they're doing scrum. The tool is a scrum tool. They're not doing scrum, so it's broken.

> There's no reason that you should not be able to stretch a sub-task across sprints along with its story. Um, ok, that's not right. It completely misses the point of doing sprints, and if you're going to do that, then you should stop pretending that you're doing Scrum. The tool does not support doing things this way…

Log into https://my.atlassian.com and go to the "Licences" section. Towards the top right above your list of existing licences, there's a link for "new trial licence"

Makes sense, it's a bit like the issue-links but in more depth. I'd look towards the issue matrix app Alex mentioned, but also maybe the issue hierarchy app or Canvas. I'm not sure I can think of an app that would give you a panel directly in an issue view though, not in Cloud. The other thing I might want to have a look…

No, there's nothing to do with changes. The problem is that there are no sprints (or possibly not enough to work with) for the report to report on. Some reports need three sprints worth of data to be useful, so they won't do anything until they've got it.

Automation has a "run at a certain time/on a schedule" trigger option. It's right at the bottom of the list of triggers available, but you can easily set it to things like "monday - Friday 7pm IST" or "every day at 3:45"

Use the transitions to change the status, or drag the card across the board. I'm sorry if this seems a little short of an answer, or obvious, but we cannot tell you any more given the description of where you are stuck.

Sorry, wandered off to another computer (I'm "working" with four at the moment, thanks to clients) That process is fine, but it's missing a section. When you get to "select the field to do mapping", you should get a list of fields from your CSV and a set of questions about what field to map them into. So, for example, in…

The explanatory note says it all - there are no sprints for the board. Velocity can only be measured over a sprint, so without a sprint, there's nothing the velocity chart can show.

There's no way to do this natively, as you have described it. The issue view isn't really a place to be displaying arbitrary lists of other issues out of context. Could you explain why you want to do this? I mean what problem would it solve for the person viewing an issue? I ask because there are apps that can add panels…

Check the logs for the rest of the error. My guess is that it will end with a "can't talk to your database" type error, but there is no way to be sure about that without reading the logs.

Either you are not a board administrator, or you are using a team-managed project or business project.

I think I do not understand the requirement here. This sentence: "I am trying to force logout when I log in in my plugin" reads to me like you want to log the user out when someone starts trying to use your plugin. This sounds broken to me, because once logged out, they would not be able to use your plugin, as they've…

Ok, that makes sense, but you won't be able to use the database to do this. Part of the "it's too large" problem is that the data is held in caches and memory, and hence won't be in the database while it's in this state. The database will hold committed drafts, but not the ones you're having problems with! The best you'll…

Yep, good catch, didn't see that possibility!

The quick and easy way to do it is go visit the portal you want to use and look at the urls. For example, if I go to a portal, and click on a request to raise, I land on a url like: https://somewhere.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/10/group/229/create/664 The numbers in there are: * 10: The portal / servicedesk *…

I suspect you want to ask that of EPREL, not the Atlassian Community. My guess is that EPREL are using Atlassian software for part of their site (the EPREL I'm thinking of certainly does), and you have clicked on "Help with Atlassian Jira" instead of "Help with EPREL things"

Team managed projects do not use the concept of screens (lists of fields to use in different circumstances). A field is presented on create and edit actions, there's no difference. There's no "work around", because there's nothing to work around here. If you need to do this, you need to use a project type that supports it…

Yes, your browser is capable of negotiating a secured link with https sites. Your build process does not. The most simple thing to do is look in the browser, and grab the certificate it got from the site to encrypt the connection. Most have a padlock sign next to the url bar which has an option to view the certificate with…

You can do this - if your backup server is a (cold) clone of the production server, then your production licence will lie dormant in it, and work fine when you bring up the backup. (By "cold", I mean you've basically made a copy of the production server installation, pointed to the backup copy of the database and it is not…

Welcome to the community! Original estimate does not work that way. It's not actually a discrete field on its own, it is part of a set of system functions that look like several fields. The "time tracking" "Field" consists of original estimate, time spent, and remaining estimate, (and a series of others for displaying more…

I suspect your boards are not set up to match your team's process. Velocity is a measure of completion against commitment, so the estimates going into a sprint get burned-down (or up) when an issue moves from not-done to done. In a Jira scrum board, the definition of done is "in the right-most column". So you need to map…