Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Yes. The trick is to solve "when nodes are unable to reach LB" - you need to make sure that your network allows the nodes to reach the load balancer, and that every node has the SSL certificate for https installed.

I don't think that would tell you much at all. I mean, there's a simple binary situation here - given a velocity of X points per sprint; * you less than X estimated in the backlog. This is unlikely to happen, but even when it does, the total is not telling you anything. You'll find it out when you're selecting stories for…

The identical text on these makes me think there is a post-function, listener or automation picking up the change of status being made by B and commenting on a linked issue in A.

This is not a "ticket", it is a question in an open forum. I'm afraid anyone else who may volunteer to help is going to tell you much the same thing though. The only other thing I've not mentioned though is that you may have an app preventing the linking for some reason. I would want to check the list of installed apps for…

Only admins can change the time tracking provider, so you'll need to educate them to stop doing it. Or reduce the number of admins to a small number of people who talk to each other properly before making global changes.

If the external database is of a supported type, then I'd reach for a database-picker field that is built into Scriptrunner - see https://docs.adaptavist.com/sr4js/latest/features/script-fields/built-in-script-fields/database-picker

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Cloud and Server are totally different architecture for apps and you can't add apps for one into the other. (I'm talking Cloud because that's what you've tagged the question with) Also, only administrators can install apps (on either type of system). So I would suggest that you ask your…

There will be no connection to the database for Confluence Cloud. You could raise an issue with the development team, but creating a connector for Confluence like there is for Jira is not something Atlassian is going to have any interest in doing, they will leave that to 3rd parties. For the SQL you've got though, I doubt…

Only the information required to use an application is given to it and the administrators of that system (although you can choose to share more of it if you want). In most cases, it's nothing more than a name and your email address.

Sorry for the delay. I am afraid I am very confused by what you are trying to do now. You were talking about using the value of an issue picker to get the list of versions of the target issue, but now you've started talking about a query, which has nothing to do with that. What, exactly, do you want your scripted field to…

Atlassian are the company that own and run Trello. Trello uses accounts with Atlassian for access, but it's not the only thing that uses such accounts - the Cloud tools they provide can all use the accounts, and Atlassian's non-product systems also use them (including the Community here). This is the same thing places like…

You'll need to ask the owner (admin) of the Trello board to kill it off.

Ah, ok. I'm afraid you can't filter for that, there's no search for "cleared from board X"

It can't - the flag is for Jira to enforce something during an action, not retrospectively demand issues be filled. Existing issues that have no value for the field will demand it when they are edited, or transitioned (if the field isn't on the transition screen, people will have to go back to the issue view and edit the…

What errors are reporting on the "jira had problems starting up" screen? In some cases, those might be enough to tell us what the problem is, but if not, then the next thing to read is the application log - look for <jira home>/logs/atlassian-jira.log

Sorry, I'd forgotton "automation" had been added to the name! JSU doesn't have the functionality you need here - you need something that can listen for "comment added", search for the other end of a link and repeat it there. That means Automation, Scriptrunner, Powerscripts or one of the sync apps.

Ok, forget catalina.out then, read back up through atlassian-jira.log to see what caused it to shut down.

That is a textbook description of you missing link or edit permission in the destination.

I thought it might be a real name. I'm afraid the best you can do here is exact searches with CQL - see https://developer.atlassian.com/server/confluence/performing-text-searches-using-cql/

Just to be clear, this needs you to use scripts off the disk, instead of inline scripts. Source controlling scripts like this is exactly what the "run script from disk" was implemented for!

What does the docs say these fields expect to be given? At a glance though, I would say these are VERA account details, plus two urls where VERA is running, one for the REST connection, the other for a portal.

How are you currently doing categories?

Does the application or server logs have errors showing an attempt to start that then fails? Check <jira data>/logs/atlassian-jira.log and then <jira install>/logs/catalina.out

You will need to talk to your admins about recovering your account.

Accounts do not contain spaces, Confluence servers do. So I am a little confused by your question. Do you mean that your business user can log into a Confluence and see a space that you would like to copy to another Confluence that your personal account can use? (And delete the source space later)

Note the use of slashes in the example string for the bamboo path - windows based path names annoyingly contain characters that every other sane system considers a control character, and people have to code around it. Most of us code for standard OS agnostic data so that the application server will convert a standard…

Well, you can, if you took a backup before deleting. But even then, it's a huge amount of work for little reward. Standard advice: Do not allow delete issue permission to anyone (admins can turn it back on for themselves if they need it) It's not what an issue tracker is for, and should only be done for housekeeping or…

Because it's not a word, the stemming can't help you. You'll need to ask people to search for "travelor" in full. Or change the word to an English one (I don't know why you've used it, so I can't say if that is of any use to you)

Server (and the DC nodes) are indeed monolithic. In the old days, you used to be able to build it from scratch for yourself, generating a WAR or EAR distribution to be deployed on an application server. Now, it's deployed as a bundle of a working expanded WAR distribution with a Tomcat bundled. Cloud is different, parts of…

No, other than "we can't link your issue" is an error which occurs when you don't have permission to link or edit both issues.