Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

That's the point - they do have access, because you've granted them create issue permission. If you want to remove their "view" access to other projects, the answer is similar - look at the permission that is letting them into the other projects and remove their access.

A user is someone who can log in and use Jira as an identified person. With Jira applications, there are four types of user someone might be (it's more complex than this but it doesn't matter for the purposes of this question). The Free plan caps the numbers at different levels by type: * A Jira Service Management…

Ok, so apart from hostnames and login credentials, what are you doing differently to what the doc says? Also, does the error message contain any more detail? If "MySQL instance is not configured correctly" is not telling you any more detail, then you have done something very different to the doc and Jira can't see what it…

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Off the shelf, no, I can't think of a way to do this. The best thing I could do is a bit of explanatory display. I'm imagining you might have something like a simple list or table that says something like * For info on X, see space X, page X:Getting Started * For info on Y, see space Y,…

You will need to contact the administrators of your (Jira) systems. Here, you have contacted a community of users who know a lot about Atlassian systems, but are not your administrators, and have no access to your systems. We cannot tell you who your administrators are I usually start by asking the people who asked me to…

I am afraid your question is a little confusing and lacking information that we'd need in order to be able to help you. The confusing part is "board type list" - Sprint and Kanban are types of board, but Next-gen (now team-managed) is a project type (which could also be Sprint or Kanban, and generate a board of the right…

If someone can see and select a project for "create issue", then they have "create issue" permission for that project. If you want to remove it from the list, you need to remove the setting that grants them that permission. Check the permission scheme for the project you want to "restrict" them from - it will be naming a…

That error message does really mean that you have something not quite right in the MySQL settings. Have you been following https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/connecting-jira-applications-to-mysql-5-7-966063305.html ?

That display is not a "board" in Jira-speak. A board's columns are are a representation of where an issue is in the process you are mapping in Jira. (Equally, "swimlane" has a very specific meaning and is not what you are looking for here) To get a grid view like you want, yes, you will need apps. The one I've had the most…

Ok, so the vzmdev.atlassian.net mention is a complete red-herring and has nothing to do with it. Go with Mohamed's answer!

You will need to talk to the administrators of the Jira system you wish to get access to. Unless you mean you wish to create your own new Jira system to work with? Du måste prata med administratörerna av det Jira-system du vill få tillgång till. Om du inte menar att du vill skapa ditt eget nya Jira-system att arbeta med?

Ok, so what you're saying is that you have a process which you are mistaking for "grooming" in Scrum. There's a whole cycle of work your refinement which is not what scrum does. You're then confusing things by trying to wedge this process into your scrum as though it is a an item that you're not going to sprint with, and…

You can do it in Jira - set up the board to cover what you need to refine and work on. That's the whole point of the board - it shows you everything you are interested in. You say "when grooming the sprint there are statuses that don't apply to the work in progress in the currently-being-worked sprint." - that is not what…

>I have this same problem. In my mind, the Backlog should not be governed by which columns are visible in the Board. Why? The backlog is a feed-in to the board. If you're going to have issues that won't be on the board, then you don't need them in the backlog either. You just need to map your columns to show the issues…

Yes, I mapped all the status I need to see as active development items into the board.

Please don't copy and paste other people's questions, it looks like spam. See https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/error-when-creating-a-issue-for-Jira-to-python/qaq-p/1746645

The "permission work denied" property you have there is in the wrong place, it is not a transition property, it goes on a step. I'm not sure what you're trying to do with the other one either. Also, please don't say "resolution status" - resolution and status are totally different and separate things, and it's totally…

Server is going away, and Atlassian have stopped selling licences for new installations of it, in order to stop more people installing new systems that will be completely unsupported in a couple of years when it dies completely. You will need to be looking at Data Centre if you want to host it yourself, or Cloud if you do…

The environment field is a system field (frankly, it's a hangover from Jira 1, it should have been converted to a text custom field years ago as it doesn't do anything clever or necessary), so you can't really get rid of it, all you can do is hide it in the field configurations. Then, yes, a custom field of (multi?) select…

What are you using to create this table, and from where is it drawing its data?

You should not be trying to restrict the home page - people need a landing place, unless you want to give them an ugly "go away" message by default. However, it does matter what you mean by "home page", as Confluence has two things you might mean. Every space has a "home page", the default landing page for that space. They…

This error usually happens when you have given it a bad url - either * the url is a functional one, but there's nothing there on the parameters given (imagine "I want to admin thngy so I go to https://service/admin and tell it thingy with a parameter - https://service/admin?thingy", but while the admin page is there,…

Yes, complete set of ranges you'll need to look at, for all Cloud products is at https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/what-are-the-bitbucket-cloud-ip-addresses-i-should-use-to-configure-my-corporate-firewall/ You may also want to subscribe to the blogs to be updated if they change (it's not often they do)

There is no "view a space", it's a container for pages. When you "view a space", you're always looking at a page within it, not the space itself. So, you have to infer "space is used" from the "pages that people are looking at inside it". Take your list of page views, group by space and sum the numbers of pages views for…

You can tell projects to use the same scheme as another project, which will configure that area the same.

No, there's no way to limit the types available. It's not as simple as it sounds either - it would not be too hard to limit the choice of outgoing links, but it would be a nightmare to limit the incoming ones, as well as completely user unfriendly

It never will. In scrum, you burn down only when an item is done. Jira identifies "done" as the last column on the board. The closest you might see is Atlassian allowing us to configure the "width" of that column (so you can say "anything in the last 3 columns is done", rather than it be locked to only the last one), but…

Some posts are in sections that you can only see if you are a member of a group. To know if you are a member, Khoros needs to know who you are, so it asks you to log in.

I'm afraid you're going to be stuck if you can't export the data from Service Now. Or provide some other way of getting it out.