Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

No, there's been little progress on this. 

We need to see the logs at the time of the "crash" When Confluence does something that I would describe as a "crash" (it throws a load of errors, and stops responding to requests of any type), it writes the reason into the log file. While the application appears to just stop doing anything as far as the people using it can…

Not Shopware specifically, but yes, plenty of other software works with SSO and Atlassian stuff. In fact, this isn't really a Jira, or even Atlassian question. The Atlassian stuff supports a number of user systems that do SSO, and so does a lot of other software. If you have a user system already, it's a question of if…

"Text field" and "Text field (read only)" are different "types" of field and there's no way to change between them. (without database hacking, which you cannot do in Cloud). if it looks like it has changed, then someone has added a new field and removed the old one, or renamed existing fields to make it look like that.…

You'll need to upgrade the subscription to Premium or Enterprise to get the Advanced Roadmaps (Portfolio) and so-on. (Note that Premium and Enterprise have the same functionality for the end-users, the difference is mainly around licencing multiple Cloud instances)

JQL is for finding issues, not updating them. I am sorry, but I am struggling to understand what you are saying here - the word "status" seems to be being used to say two different things, and I cannot quite see what the intention is. When you say "custom field status", do you mean the status of the issue, or the value of…

What do you mean by "template"? Do you have an app providing templates? Or do you mean the configuration items (schemes)?

No, there's no way to do this, and there's good reasons not to - it's insecure to allow attacks. Your security system needs to be told to stop conducting unauthorised testing on remote systems. It's rightly been treated as an attack by Atlassian's systems, and you really should stop it.

This question cannot be answered because it's the wrong way around. Roles and permissions are not assigned to groups, groups are added to roles and permissions. No roles, permissions or groups are "hidden"

You could write apps that provide REST endpoints, yes. It might be worth looking in the marketplace for apps that have already been built to do it. A potentially useful halfway house might be Scriptrunner, as it can do all the work of a an app framework and all you'd need to write is the code that makes the updates behind…

What do you mean by "project shortcuts"?

I am sorry, but the only fix is to get your network security to stop doing silly things with the links. There's nothing that can be done on the Atlassian side when it's your networking breaking things.

I have no idea, I can't reach that download, nor have you indicated where the crash logs are within it. Could you please just give us the snippet of log that shows the system crashing?

>the community platform here is based on Khoros, Yes, Khoros is completely different software, not an app for Confluence, as I said from the start. >are you planning of implementing a similar solution in Confluence? Nope. I'm not an Atlassian. But they already have, as have others - Atlassian have Questions for Confluence.…

You should use whatever one you know best or are willing to look after.

Nope, no change. I don't think enough people are interested in it.

I think that depends on the macro that is supposed to be playing the video. Some of them work in includes, some do not.

Excellent! Thanks for letting us know it worked without needing any adaptation - I wasn't 100% sure the epic status would be that similar to a select list!

I'm not sure how else to say "completely different service". As I said before, it's not Confluence, it is not an app for Confluence, it is, well, a completely different service. Please, again, read the last sentence in my original answer.

Well, I had to point it out. I didn't know you'd already had a look! I just want to point again at the last sentence in my original answer - There is no "community app", there is a completely different service.

There might not have been something perfect for Amir, but there are a LOT of good options that are good for thousands of installs. Have a look at https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?product=confluence&query=forum

So.... No. See Q2 Yes, you can upgrade to any version released before the end-date of your licence Your research is right, there is at least one version you should not skip - 7.0. 7.1+ have "refactored" some of the upgrade code and it's a bit broken, it can render your data incompatible with cloud migrations and breaks…

I am sorry, but that does not usefully describe anything to us. Could you explain what you are looking for more clearly?

Type / in the body while editing to select a macro to insert.

Ah, I didn't know you could set it yourself, I've never seen the point if you're just following the Epic workflow as intended. The problem you've got with your script is that Epic Status is a field type that works differently to real fields. My "It's not a real field" is a very poor way to describe it, but the long…

You said updates, so I worried. Having a (read-only) look won't do any harm, but you still won't like doing it. A simple "show me an issue" starts with 18 joins and can go into the hundreds for even a moderately complex issue. And you could run into things that make zero sense, even with a good schema guide. So, rather…

At the end of the log file you mention, at the time that it crashes.

There's no easy way to do it, and the hard way to do it is ugly and unfriendly. If someone can create issues in a project, then they can create sub-tasks (of any type) on any issue. The permission is a project level thing, not issue-type level. You can implement it with a little bit of code or an app. If you set up your…

That's not quite the right place to look. Issue security is about hiding issues that would normally be seen by everyone with the rights to see the project issues. If you set a security level on an issue, it hides it from people not authorised by the security level. So yes, someone would not be able to create a sub-task on…

I don't think this is quite the same problem as the rest of the conversation was about. I suspect the board setup here is correct, and it's Align (rather than a human) moving things to the wrong place.