Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

No, you'll need to move them by hand. A bulk edit can't know where you want to put each one. Of course, you could cheat and leave them where they are - move the page they are attached to into a space that you're going to keep and the users will all be able to see, then just carry on serving them from that page (even if you…

This sounds like someone has crippled your system, disabling indexing on issues on their updates, and moving to doing indexing overnight or on a schedule. However, I'm not too sure, and I could really use a bit more description of "attachment failure keeps appearing to me" - I am reading this as: * Create/edit issue,…

There's no way to do this well. You'd need a rank field (a simple numbering scheme will not work, you need a field built for actual ranking), but those only work for issues, and only really when the people doing the ranking can see all the issues, not just theirs. And certainly not for requests by organisation. Best you…

The standard answer is "use a validator" - it should be as simple as saying "customfield 'xx yyy' is not empty", you might not even need a script for it. You might also be able to do it with a Behaviour, which works on the UI side rather than on the back-end in the workflow with a validator, but that could be a bit more…

Inline edit is a global setting, on or off (for all fields)

You have a feild called "Access controls". One of your admins has amended the field configuration for that issue type (or whole project), such that the field "Access controls" is, as it says, required. Your people will need to put data into the "Access controls" field when they are creating the issue. I assume, because you…

Attachments are deleted as part of the page they are attached to. So, no, you'll need to copy or move the attachments if you want to keep using them.

Ah, there's another case that I suspect is happening here. If you read further through the error, I suspect you'll find that there's a preceding error in it trying to look at your h2 database. If it fails to do that, it then goes looking for healthchecks on other databases (such as mysql) and can then trigger errors such…

That does not seem to have anything to do with what you asked about earlier.

It's a logically correct, but very counter-intuitive thing for us humans. We're a bit more clever than computers and make helpful logical deductions automatically which save time, but are not strictly correct. This is a bit easier to show as an example and some careful phrasing: Let's say you have three issues, labelled…

This is an odd one for me. As a member of the community, I'd probably ask you to explain more about what this has to do with Confluence, Uber and Python, as it's unclear as to what you want from Confluence. But... I know Uber uses Confluence, I know a couple of Uber's admins, and I think there might still be some of my…

Actually, the edit permission there will not stop you commenting - comments are not considered to be issue updates, they're separate. But replace edit with comment and it'll work. (there's also commenteditall, commenteditown etc permissions). It should be as simple as jira.permission.comment=denied Although that is a…

I'm afraid there is no sense in this set of statements. Could you explain what you would like to talk about?

This means that either your Jira installation is damaged (missing/corrupt deployed files), you can't access the installation files (permissions on the file system?) or you are running with an unsupported version of Java. In the first case, it might also be just a missing mysql driver, but there's not enough of the error…

That code doesn't really tell us, the end user, anything. It's actually a tag for Atlassian to say "this error has occurred for this set of Cloud systems (it could be just your system, it could have happend on others too)". It's a bit more clever than just "look for this code in the logs ", but that's essentially all it is…

You do not. Jira Server and Jira Cloud are two totally different pieces of software. They share a name, a function, an owner and some code and look-and-feel, but they're different systems. The app (plugin) architecture for both is totally different. A Cloud app cannot be installed on Server, and a Server app can not be…

>I have created multi select list . But my concern how I can add multiple users in a single request When creating or editing the issue, you select multiple values in the multi-select list. >and same how I can fetch through JQL You can search on it by saying things like '"Employee id" = 100001'. How that is shown in the…

... and ...? Posting a block of error with zero context is not going to get you a lot of help. All we can tell you from that is that your Jira can't connect to the database you configured for it.

You will need to find or write apps to provide new macros.

If you can embed a link to a url somewhere in your sheet, then yes, you can. I suspect you want something more complex than a simple "link" though. Could you explain more?

There's a bit of a language issue here, with Jira-speak trying to be quite specific with certain words within the Jira context. Broadly, when I hear people use certain words, I take them to have specific Jira meanings: Search: a question you ask of Jira to get it to give you a list of matching issues. ("Show me issues…

Team-managed (Next-gen) projects are what they say they are - their configuration is managed by the team that owns the project, and the configuration stays local to that project. Server Jira does not have team-managed projects, only company-managed. Your alternative is company-managed projects, configured mainly by Jira…

Ok, you've got some simple options, as that's not a merge, but is pretty much a lift-and-shift. The easiest option is to upgrade the 7.19 to 8.13, then take a copy of its database and attachments, restore them over the top of the empty Jira on the new server, start it up and run a full re-index. If your data is not…

Are Epics available in your system? And what type of issue is "task" here - is it a story-level type or a sub-task type? Also, what type of project are you in, company-managed or team-managed (it should tell you at the bottom left, in the options panel)

Ok, does the 8.13.6 have any data in it you want to keep, or is it just as simple as a wholesale move of the 7.19 one?

This is not a migration, it is an upgrade. We can't plan your upgrade (or migration) for you, we don't know what you've got or what business/user requirements you have for it. Best we can do is suggest you read through https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/upgrading-jira-applications-938846936.html and build a…

What do you mean by "locked"? "permission denied" is the error message you are getting, that's not "locked", and that really does mean "you do not have the right to get into this directory" and you need to get the admins (root) to give you permission. And you don't have root permission if you can't get into a directory on…

There is no way to know what issue a file is attached to from just its id. The id is a simple unique number which has no relationship to the issue. Your security team should be looking at attachments visibility by checking the issues, not the direct urls, otherwise they're just wasting your time and theirs.

Access to directories on a Unix-like system is down to the operating system. You'll need one of the OS admins to give you permission to access the directories you want.

What do you mean by "unable to get all the issue types"? Could you describe what exactly is missing when you export?