Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

@jagadesh.e The usual procedure (for rendering your field utterly useless - please see the points made about usage above), is to * create a CSV sheet with all the entries you need * it needs two columns, but you don't need to think about the values, the first column can be a copy of the second * the first line should read…

That does not give us enough context to explain it, and I don't think we ever could. I think "RA" is an acronym your organisation is using to describe something. You will need to ask other people who are asking you to look at RA what it means.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You've not told us how you have "submitted" the issues you have here. There are several ways you might be asking for help with your issues, and it would be very useful for Atlassian to know where you raised your issues. What URL did you start from? Was it in the app? Do you have any…

Hi Darren, Why? Of what use would it to be to hide the history of a wiki page? The whole point of software like Confluence is that you get to track and understand change.

Sorry for the slow response. Yes, this is as expected. The knowledge-base search does not just look at labels. It looks at content too, especially if there are no appropriate labels to work with.

No, actually, we can't see what the filter is doing from that screenshot. Could you open up the filter in the issue navigator and show us the full text of the filter definition?

Hi Varatha, You will need to read the log files to find out what is going wrong.

You will not get any, sorry. It's clear how Scrum works (and sub-tasks are not sprint items in Jira)

I do not think Atlassian are ever going to do this. They are very wedded to Scrum, Kanban, and Agile in general, so I doubt they will ever do things that dilute this.

It is well worth reading the other threads here (and not just the last ones - all of them have very useful things) My 2d worth is that sub-tasks are a part of an issue, not a separate thing, so they should never even be seen by a different team (if you need that, create a story for them) but, I do not know how your teams…

This suggests that you were using network routes that look a bit dodgy.

Ok, so what is your board filter, your backlog settings, and what the issue data is?

Hi Serkan, It should be as simple as going to the parent issue and clicking on "create subtask" - is that going wrong for you?

I'm afraid tab titles are determined by the software unless you have something in your browser that changes them. That means we're stuck with Atlassian titles in default browsers.

No, Atlassian's plugin system does not allow for upgrades after you've stopped paying for them.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You are going to need to go into a bit more detail about "wrong" - what is it suggesting that is wrong and do you have a lot of well classified docs?

This is something I would love to have Atlassian build into Jira (Cloud at least) - click "start sprint", get a Confluence team page for the new sprint automatically, in the team space. (Sometimes, I want a job as an Atlassian Jira product owner so I can shout this stuff more)

Hi Anne, This usually means people are re-opening issues that your team thing they have fixed. This is a very jira-speak thing to say though, I usually find that this report does not make sense (i.e has negative numbers) because the workflow is wrong, not the teams working with it. The report is technically accurate…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It's the other way around - Jira does not need to support any specific technology, the technologies need to support Jira. You are looking at the wrong part of the systems too. Genoa and Sapphire Rapids are CPUs that you might choose to run some software on. They need an operating system…

No, you provided no explanations, just pointed to stuff that mostly supports what I've been saying, which explains vertical slicing in a significantly different way to what you appear to think it is. I am also very stuck here, I can not see a way to explain it in a way that you might understand (I know I struggle to…

Hi Osama, I am guessing that you are getting the "Issue created, but not visible to this board" message. This happens when the board is configured not to show the new issue because of one of many things. But there are three things to check broadly: * Do you have your board configured to use a backlog? If so, does this mean…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The error message is telling you that it cannot connect to an email service on localhost. Local host is always "this machine", so it is very likely that the server you are running Jira on does not have any sending email server installed, so Jira can't connect to it. You will need to…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Please, don't SHOUT - it is hard to read, and a lot of people find it rude. You will need to talk to your Atlassian admins about this, the Community here has less access to your Jira system than you do, and you are asking about giving someone more rights in your systems.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to explain the question in more detail, bearing in mind that we are a Community of end-users of Atlassian products and we have no knowledge of your internal processes. If you're using Jira to map one of your processes (which is what it is for), you'll need to explain these…

Your filter is only returning issues in those two status, I think you may need to widen its brief so it includes other issues that may be in a different status.

That suggests that someone has set up an automation or script on your test server that is changing the status after you move the issue.

I cannot replicate that behaviour without having two different issue type schemes set on the projects.

I agree with that, but it does tell me that your PM team do not know what they are doing, and probably need retraining.

First time I went to an Atlassian Summit, @Matt Doar was giving a talk about how to look after a large Jira instance. He spotted me in the audience and asked me if I agreed that the right number is between 2 and 11. I'd argue that it should be more towards 3 than 10, but heck yes, 3-10 is right. 3 is the minimum because…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The first question is what went wrong in the upgrade and how you performed it?