Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Changing the domain of an Atlassian system is not just changing the base url, you need to do all the stuff about acquiring a domain and setting up all the DNS to get to it. On Cloud though, domains are not customisable beyond changing the <your name> in <your name>.atlassian.net and that has to be done by Atlassian. You…

Your form will need to execute code that runs CQL for "find articles by person" and displays the results to the user. Get started with the calls your form will need to make over at https://developer.atlassian.com/server/confluence/confluence-server-rest-api/

There is no fixed time, it happens as often as possible on a rolling cycle throughout all the Cloud systems.

You can still do exactly that, there's nothing wrong with the idea. But you need to separate out "sprint estimate" from "time estimate". Even if they're both estimated in the same units, they are different principles. A sprint estimate is only useful for estimating sprints, which are based on the list of things you…

There is no way to help you with this, there is no information in the question to work with. We need to know exactly what you are downloading into Excel (how you're downloading might be needed too) and what you think is in the sprint.

This is what it says it is - there's no useful route between your Confluence Server and your database server. Your statement that "1433 is open and talks to SQL Studio" is a useful debugging thing, but please re-read the error message again - it's not the same port.

We can't tell you any more than the error message. Your Atlassian Access is not letting you get into your Jira. Your Access admins will need to fix that (I've jumped on to Atlassian Access because you've flagged this question as Cloud and then talked about LDAP, and Atlassian Access is the only way to use LDAP on Cloud)

The zoom is entirely up to the user and the browser, it's nothing to do with the page content. You can't stop people zooming in or out.

I think you have missed the point. No-one here has any idea what system you might be talking about beyond that it's a Bitbucket system that probably has a relationship with Accenture of some sort. There are loads of Bitbucket people here, but we can't know if any of them are the admins of that particular system. There are…

You will need to talk to your admins, the ones who control access to the tools you refer to as "OC Tools" (we don't know what they are, we're not part of your organisation)

Not strictly true - if you regenerate software but end up with exactly the same product, the build could stay the same but the build date change. It's another point that underlines why asking "what version is Cloud" is utterly pointless, the answer is of no possible use to you.

Ah, ok, yes, I've seen this before. If you're not using Tempo, you need to remove it completely. Once uninstalled, you will no be offered Timesheets as the tracking, and it cannot be flipped over to it. If you do not remove it, then the admin who is enabling it will be able to continute to re-enable it.

Yep, remove their admin access (only admins can add apps)

It looks to me like they're greyed out to stop you trying to click on them when they might not be valid for the filters you are about to start defining on the right-hand side.

Ok, I'm still stuck on the "fix" - you say "Fixing it means going back into the admin settings and choosing 'Jira Provided Time Tracking'" - what admin settings? Add it back to the edit screen? Unhide it from Field config? Fields displayed to current user? Admin -> custom fields -> Field context? Or is it a team-managed…

What do you mean by "disappears"? And what do you have to do to fix it?

I am not sure that I did. You're getting a cast error because the field is not to be used in the way you're trying to do it. The solution to this problem is to not try to use the field like this.

If you delete a sprint, it is deleted. Sprints are not contained by boards, the boards show them if they are selected by the board configuration.

You'll need to talk to the admins about getting access. We're a community of people here to talk about Atlassian stuff. Your admins may be here, but you can't assume they'll see this question.

Actually, this is a bit of an odd one - most of us are screaming to get sections back!

It is currently "early access". Do not let that stop you using it. Atlassian really do use a lot of what they find from early access people Whilst there is no useful commitment that "do Bamboo DC stuff and have it work when/if we release it", of all Atlassian's server->DC migrations, this looks like the one most likely to…

As @Mykenna Cepek says, you can't, but they're even more right when they lean into "it doesn't really matter". The two big points there are * You bought a service, not a bit of software * of what actual use is the version (of any cloud software really) to you? (Don't get me wrong, there's a load of perfectly valid reasons…

Actually, there isn't much to the answers on these, the first one is the most important! * Data will only be deleted if one of your humans kills it. * Yes, do not give anyone the right to delete it or edit it when you want to "hold" it. You will however, need to trust your administrators to get those permissions correct,…

On a Kanban, you lose a bit of information if you hide subtasks, so I will always tell you that you should not hide them by default. But to get a vastly better display of the stories (which is always a good idea, because sub-tasks are often pointless noise to anyone who isn't the owner of the story), I usually offer a…

So there's quite a lot to unpack here, but I think you've already got a good grasp of most of what I'll be writing next, and don't really need a huge amount of help from us! I'm going to pick up a few sentences as starting points: >It's worth noting that we don't use projects as projects. We use Jira projects to represent…

To become a Jira admin, you need to be added to a group that is named as being the admins (most of us have simple schemes where there is only one group, but some do have more than one admin group) You'll need to talk to your existing admins, they will be able to add yo to the group, or know who can get you added to it.

I can't find any issues logged about flagging not working. Maybe you should raise it with support? (I don't have any evidence or steps to reproduce it, so I'm not the right one to raise it)

Yes, it is clear the messaging built in is not working for you. I would be nice to be able to define your own (more clear) message, I'd guess Atlassian haven't done it because most of their client base is ok with the current messaging. However, you are on a Server version of Jira, which means it's running on hardware you…

Start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/installing-bamboo-data-center-1063170560.html

So what word or phrase would you use instead?