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Yes. I'm not sure what you expect to get from a copy and paste of a warning or error message.
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We can't help you with this, because what you're describing does not make any sense in Jira. We need to understand what you are doing in the first sentence in your question. Specifically: >I have 4 prjs( P1,P2,P3,P4) Ok, 4 projects. >and another common project( say P5) Ok, a 5th project. But what's a "common" project?…
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For a company-managed project, did you add the sub-task type to the issue type scheme? For a team-managed project, did you enable the sub-tasks in the admin -> issue types area? (You can see if its company or team managed by looking at the bottom left of the screen, it's stated at the bottom of the side bar)
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What do you mean by "subtask checklist"? It's not clear what functionality this refers to.
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If the upgrade of ServiceNow stopped something working, then yes, I'd be looking at the upgrade as the source of the problem, not the system that has not changed.
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Right, so you see that there is a space in the path and what you said earlier is wrong. Try escaping it in the parameter.
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Team managed projects do not support adding the linked Epic fields like that. You can't use them that way.
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That would explain it. You're taking a numeric value which is a number and has nothing to say about how it is displayed and converting it to a string and the conversion code is assuming that because a number could be fractional, it's putting a .x on the end to show that. issue.customfield_00000.replaceAll("([0-9])"."")…
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You will need to talk to your Confluence administrators. We're a community of people here to talk about Confluence, almost all of us have less knowledge and access to your Confluence than you do.
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There's a lot of context missing in your question, which means we can't give you much of a useful answer. The question we can answer is "we want to filter the data based on Due dates and assignee. Is there a way out to create this in simple charts available in JIRA" Yes, you can. Most charts and reports in Jira work off a…
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Yes, that is all about taking the various places someone might land and pushing them over to the single place where they should be looking.
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You have added this into the wrong place in the .js load. When a page loads, it executes all the javascript that says it should run duting load, and the stuff you have is not appropriate when it happens. I would very very very strongly recommend that you stop wedging js into the wrong places. If you really do want to run…
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Yes, but no. In theory, you could set up the Tomcat to serve up one system in many places. Http and https are usually served on ports 80 and 443 and it's easy to tel Tomcat to serve the same system on both. But, like most web-apps, the applications are only suitable to run on one url, so if you try to serve it up on two or…
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Ok, still stuck, as that seems to have nothing to do with the message you posted in the original question. Nor does it clearly define a problem. You create an issue,(which will either load the new issue or return you to the screen you were on before which isn't going to be displaying the new issue and hence does not need…
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No problem, it happens more than I'd like, I don't think some of the places that refer people here make it as clear as they could that it's a public forum rather than support. Trello is one of the better ones, if you land on the right page. https://trello.com/contact#/ is the best place to go for stuff the Community can't…
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That's fine, but I suspect it confirms my initial guess - you haven't got any unused status to swap the step over to!
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Ok, well, there's nothing to "work around", you just need to use the most appropriate option for your system. I think you have understood the doc fine, despite all the howling errors in it (The Jira versions are wrong, the name of Jira is wrong as it hasn't been JIRA for donkey's years, the doc is in the wrong place as it…
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You are not my client, this is a public forum for people to discuss Atlassian stuff. I do not think I have been rude anywhere, I have been trying to explain the situation, given the information you have provided, in the simplest way I can. I can't help if you think it's rude to give someone an answer they do not like, or…
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No, it's an answer you do not like. And it is complete because it answers your question. It's not my fault you did not ask the question you should have.
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Work around what?
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Yeah, giving us an error message with no context is not going to get you any help. Best I can do from that is "stop trying to claim a key that's already in use in that Jira". If you gave us the context in which this happens (what are you trying to do and where does the error appear for example), we can probably help more.
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Your original question was shouted at us, thank you for not doing it again. The cancellation option is below the billing history. It will not be there if you have already cancelled.
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An Atlassian account is an account provided by the Atlassian id system. You are using an Atlassian account to post here in the Community. If you were to own a Cloud system that uses Atlassian accounts, you could invite or add your Atlassian account to it as a user, and use the same login you've used here as your account in…
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There are several reasons you may get this error message, but the most common one happens in smaller well-maintained Jira systems that have complex workflows. Imagine you have a system with 12 status in use in several workflows. If your current workflow is using all 12 of those status already, then you will get this…
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Ok, I'm a little confused because you've changed the words you are using and I don't know what the goal is now. Are you looking at boards or dashboards? (Or both). I ask because although the underlying stuff is the same, the way to configure a dashboard is totally different to the way you configure a board. There are a…
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Assignee and status are two of the handful of fields the "changed" JQL operator currently works with. So you can do stuff like status CHANGED BEFORE endOfWeek() AFTER startOfWeek() assingee CHANGED AFTER -1d
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Those are still not actual indexing errors. Without the error message, we're a bit stuck. All I can really do is suggest a run throughhttps://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/troubleshoot-a-reindex-failure-in-jira-server-429917142.html
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Yes, you'll need to do it via Atlassian Access - start at https://support.atlassian.com/security-and-access-policies/docs/configure-saml-single-sign-on-with-an-identity-provider/
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OK, there is something badly wrong in your installation if it's missing templates. That error on the end is likely to be only one of many though, are there more?
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What are you doing differently to the article? What does "doesn't work" mean (i.e. what are you doing and what is the response to your actions?) (And please DON'T SHOUT when you answer that, it's hard to read and some find it quite rude)