Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

So my story is easy to summarise - Atlassian has been the primary part of my job for 17 years. My job over that time has been "help people with Atlassian stuff" At the first place I ran into Jira, it was completely full-on Jira work - I had to be nicknamed "JiraNic" to avoid clashing with the other four "Nick"s in the…

Indeed @Dmitriy Tamolyunas is right, I forget about that. I always strongly encourage Confluence admins to enable the "contact admin" function and because it's always on in the ones I tend to use the most, don't think to look for that first! That should be the first item on the list I gave. Thanks Dmitriy!

What are these "scripts"? Injected javascript? Scriptrunner or Power Scripts scripts? Scripts batched up in a custom app, or vendor app?

Ah! The url is a giveaway - the page you are looking at is part of a personal space, and those display a bit of your Confluence profile in them. This is separate to your user account and needs to be edited separately. Only the person who's space it is can edit their profile (and, of course, admins). If you click on your…

There's no easy number or simple rule that would let you come up with one. The only answer is "stop adding new ones when you believe they're starting to have an effect on performance". Each listener and Behaviour has an overhead in that they need to do something when they're triggered, but a long listener that does a…

We can't tell you that, we have less information about who they might be or how they want to be contacted than you do. Ask your colleagues, the people who gave you access to this Confluence, the people who asked you to use it or any of the other people around you who are using it.

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Yep, I tend to agree, although I have seen it give this report in case 2 a few times (I've never bothered to work out why it reports differently sometimes, just assumed it's the OS or something and got stuck into fixing it!). Also, option 2 is the leading cause of option 1 happening! If you've got Jira running as the wrong…

I'd like to see the list of priorities you have in admin as well!

I can only find two ways to do this in Cloud - Take one screenshot, edit the list of priorities, then take the second screenshot. If you went back to take the first one again, you'll find the list has changed. Your priority list contains all the options, but your users have installed a browser app that enables them to hide…

There is not really a lot we can tell you. The diagram you gave us is already a "design" for a workflow, you would use it as a guide to what you build in Jira. Ismael's original answer is a good list of the things you'll need to think about as you go, but it really is as simple as logging in as an admin and clicking…

This is something your build process is putting into the logs, not Bamboo (unless you've modified Bamboos settings to make it do this)

In theory, yes, it can. But. The xml is not structured by project, it's closer to the database layout. Removing a project from the xml is not just removing a block of xml. You'll need to remove a couple of bits from the project section, and some from the project configuration sections, and some from issues section, and…

This is exactly what it says it is. There is something stopping the current process from creating the lock file that tells other Jira systems that this one is already in use. This can be because 1) the account running Jira does not have access to the directory (in which case you need to change the ownership or permissions,…

This suggests you do not have permission to create spaces. Check with your admins if you are (or should be) in one of the groups who have the global permission to create spaces.

Jira does not have any way to confuse people by hiding fields (everyone sees the same information on an issue, so they don't get partial pictures of the issue). Scriptrunner is one of the few things that can hide fields based on a person's access or group membership, but, like the other more secure options (SR can only…

How have you escaped the space in the parameter?

Probably worth starting at https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/view-and-understand-the-burndown-chart/ (The simple answer to "how burndown charts can be created" is "start a sprint, then click on the burndown chart in the reporting section")

No, it doesn't, it opens some in tabs. Some people find this convenient, most of us don't care and some despise it. (Some people actually install browser extensions that prevent the kludge from working because it's wrong) This is not the way the web is intended to work, and Trello has implemented the kludge to do it in…

Ok, so you're getting rid of hard-coding by reading data from xml instead of putting it in the code. That's a good approach to de-hard-coding stuff. But it does leave us a bit stuck. We're here to talk about Atlassian stuff, and there's nothing in your question about how it relates to Atlassian stuff, so we may be the…

You may be on a different type of system to the one Gaurav is using to take screenshots, and that icon may be implemented differently. Check the content of the ... menu - if I'm right about the different systems, you should find "create sub-task" as a menu item in there. If you do not have the icon or the option in the…

Ah, I see, that makes sense when I re-read. I'm with you on this, there's a few hours work in translating the design into an actual workflow (more hours if you're working on a different system and have to set it up with all the supporting data, build, export, import and then modify to match the target system). As you say,…

What are you trying to "configure"? Issue create in Jira can be done several ways, but they are all the same underlying process - you click "create", Jira asks you to fill in some fields (via a "screen" you can define), does some checks that the input is valid and then creates it in the database and index. Somy question is…

What is a "canvas board"? (I've got four guesses at what you might mean, and there could well be more, we could do with a bit more description of it so we can understand where you're coming from) Similarly, could you explain what you mean by "quick query" - do you mean a Jira "quick filter", which are there for quickly…

I am sorry I can't work out what you are asking in your question. What is "the problem of hard coding"? The usual mention of hard-coding being a problem is that you want to make your code more flexible so it can deal with variable inputs instead of a hard-coded list. The "problem" there is fixed by, well, not using hard…

Ok, so it's in the wrong place in your app. I can't tell you any more than the doc you've found does.

You're going to need to give us more information on how to replicate this. When I use export to pdf, π is "printed" fine. I'm also not sure what the bit about "wrong work package" has to do with printing characters into a pdf export

Ok, then the "why" is simple - that's not the way the web is intended to work, and hence Jira doesn't impose the kludge for opening in new windows or tabs because it shouldn't. Most people don't want it either, so it's never going to be done.

What are you expecting from a "design"? Most of us wouldn't do anything more as a "design" than draw the workflow diagram, which you already have in your original attachments.

That's not what you asked in your original question or follow-up. How you would transfer responsibility for an issue from one team to another depends entirely on how you are representing that responsibility in Jira. If it's the assignee, re-assign the issue, if it's a step in a process, move the issue through the workflow…