Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Not directly, we're not Atlassian support, and although they are here and may spot this question, they might well not see it either. Also, you've not said which Bitbucket it is, so they'd struggle to find it too. I would look at two things: * You can do some size reduction yourself, with a BFG tool - see…

No, I'm afraid you're stuck with CSV, unless you can find an app that can do it (I think Scriptrunner or Power-scripts may be able to do it, but I have not tried it with either of them)

What does the article say you have to do?

The include macro suggests are not always the best. The format for the link is [space: page name], it doesn't use the url of a page (because that might change). So, assuming you've got spaces with keys such as alice, bob and charlie, you can create links such as: bob: a page about chocolate charlie: why Atlas is upside…

I'm afraid there's no way to edit that page, it's system generated. A Space's main page is however a standard Confluence page, so you can insert links, macros, text and images into that.

The rest call you are using is only able to filter on external id or user name, it can't filter by email. I'm afraid your code will need to fetch all the accounts and do the filtering itself, parsing the response for the primary email address.

We cannot help you, we are not support, just a community of people here to talk about Atlassian. You need to talk to Trello (billing) support. Contact them at https://trello.com/contact#/ ---- From google translate: Мы не можем вам помочь, мы не поддерживаем вас, мы просто сообщество людей, которые говорят об Atlassian.…

This E+ notation is the standard way to present numbers that are very large, and/or don't fit in fields. It's a bit like saying "a one followed by twelve zeroes" instead of "a trillion" There's nothing you can do about this directly, it's the way numeric fields are intended to work. But. A telephone number is not really a…

I don't think this is quite what CFDs are for. CFDs tend to be used for (support) Requests mostly because the issue throughput is what they are intended to report on. Yes, the amount of time in various phases of the process, but not effort or complexity. I have a doubt that people asking for story-point based CFDs are…

There's nothing broken here in the process or software, just the configuration. You have a board filter that is not suitable for the board. Your process of fixing this starts perfectly but goes wrong on step 4. Try this instead: * Start in Backlog view * Attempt to manually move an issue up or down; this message appears…

Not really, just another nice-to-have that's not high on the list of things to implement in software that's not intended to be a spreadsheet. Sorry, I'm quite cynical about the way you have phrased this question. I do think it would be very very useful (let alone just "convenient" - it absolutely would be that) to be able…

Custom fields have a "context". For select-list type fields, the context contains the list of options for the field. This looks quite complex, but it gives you the ability to have a single field that shows different option lists depending on the context For example, imagine a field for "region". In a project for looking…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This isn't really a pure Jira problem - every issue tracking system has similar issues with cross-area lists of issues. In almost all of them, there's a simple answer, with a variety of less-simple ways to do it. The simple answer is "identify what they have in common and use the search…

Good plan! When you get the workflow schemes changed, remember that you'll need to update the board configs too - the column mappings are likely to remain wrong, Jira has no code that makes assumptions about where newly added status (I mean "to the project", not just new status) might be mapped. But it should show all the…

Yep, I've spent many years watching people get a lot less value from obsolete reporting than they think they should. I'm quite realistic about it, and hence quite blunt, but if that's what people want, it's what they want. It always leads me into the question of "why?". What problem are you trying to solve with this…

All Confluences are "web versions" - do you mean you are using Confluence on the Atlassian Cloud? Actually, that's not important here, the restrictions work the same way in both. The explanation message you are getting here means what it says (it's not an error). You do not have the space permissions to set restrictions or…

Oh, I know people want to do it, but "want to" is not a reason to code for something. The backlog is intended to be interactive and dynamic, there for people to refine and work from all the time. Exporting it gives you a static (and potentially immediately obsolete) snapshot of it which is of no use for refining or working…

Epics can be dropped with "and issuetype != Epic" For what it's worth, there's no tool for this in Jira because it's not something people are expected to do with a backlog.

You're looking at a board for a team-managed-project - these do not (yet) have swimlanes (beyond the "group by" options), card colours, layouts and so-on.

No, a project can only use one scheme. But the point of the workflow scheme is to tell a project what workflows to use for each issue type. A simple default workflow scheme might say simply: * default: use the workflow called "Bob" But you can easily do something like: * default: use the workflow called "Bob" * Bug: use…

>Delete can be intentionally or it could be a mistake. Have you not deleted anything by mistake? Yes, and then made changes such that I can't make that mistake again. In Jira terms, do what everyone is recommending - don't allow delete. >If Jira cannot implement a simple feature of "Bin", with a simple excuse - "there's a…

This looks like the workflow you have in the screenshot is not in use in project XYZ. Could you show us the workflow scheme for project XYZ, from within the project settings (not the global workflow scheme list)? (Feel free to fuzz over project identifiers, we just need to check what workflows the project is actually using)

I've seen something like this done on server - it's not a huge job technically, but it does turn out to be a vast waste of time. Because the new word for "project" is often nonsensical for many other areas and teams using Jira, and people (especially those who have used Jira before) suddenly need training on terminology,…

Could you give us a bit more information, starting with what has this got to do with Atlassian applications?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You say "In Create transition, there is a postfunction that fills in cf1, depending on other custom field, [...] cf2 must be filled in with some values of cf1 that apply to that issue.". This seems like a clear specification to me, but I just want to say that I am not 100% sure I am…

"No" is the short answer Each "instance" of an Atlassian application is a single service (whether smeared across several nodes in a Data Center cluster, a single Server or Cloud) Thats a single service with its own set of users, a single licence, one unique url to use it on, and one data set (so for Jira, there's a single…

https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/manage-project-permissions/ is a good read on this, but it does focus on "creating a new scheme". It's hard to do screenshots, there are three different views you might see depending on project type and system (more if you want to worry about different server/dc…

Spot on - you should have at least one "decided we won't do anything more on this issue" resolution anyway, there's always going to be issues that can be closed with that outcome. That, combined with "don't allow delete" gives you better reporting and you'll find it encourages your people to report issues better, in ways…

You need to take away their right to create issues in the projects you don't want them to create issues in. Take a look at their role memberships and the permission schemes in the projects they should not have access to.

Jira Cloud has four importers built in - go to Admin -> External system import and you'll see CSV, Trello, Other Jira and JSON.