Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Ok, then it's definitely permissions. You'll need to get admin rights and edit the permission scheme for the project. Before I forget though, permission schemes only exist for Company-managed (classic) projects. If you are in a Team-managed (Next-gen) project, then they're a bit different, and you'll need to go to Project…

Do you mean the "customer satisfaction" stuff that SD sends out after resolution?

Welcome to the Community! I'm afraid this is not what burndown on scrum boards are for. They're built to support off-the-shelf Scrum processes, which have a simple single definition of done, and you do not draw testing back into a sprint without treating it as scope change. This is going to sound like "you're doing it…

Welcome to the community! Components do not have versions, so there's no API for it. I suspect that you're either using different words to describe something, or you might have an app giving you versions on components, but there might be another explanation as to why you're asking this. Could you maybe give us a screenshot…

Still no image, sorry

You can't edit resolution date, it's an internal thing. Did your edit of the resolution take it from unresolved (field empty) to a value, or were you just changing from one resolution to another?

You need to think slightly differently to what you've said there. Issues do not belong to a board. They are selected by a board. The difference is important because you need to understand that boards are not issues containers (projects contain issues), they are views of a selection of issues. It is hard to ask "what board…

You can uninstall and re-install, but it is also possible to separate the directories and reconfigure it. Let's say you've made the mistake as above, such that: * /data/jira/ is the data (home) directory * /data/jira/jira-install is the data (home) directory And you want to fix it by changing this to * /data/jira/home is…

"Unable to log" does not give us enough information to diagnose the problem. Do they try to log work and it fails to record it on the issue? Do they get an error message when trying to log work? Are they not offered the option to log work? If it's the last one, then it's the permissions on the project. Go to project…

Yes, this will happen if you include (or include an excerpt of) Page B inside page A. The toc in page A will see the headers in the content you include and render them as part of page A.

The table-of-content is supposed to give the reader a view of what is on the page and enable them to jump to a heading they're most interested in. It's not supposed to be editable, it's supposed to be generated from the content. To gt the contents of page B in page A's table of content, you'll need to move the content of B…

Neither of those are possible - done is the last column and the vanishing is 14 days for that type of board. There is an open request for allowing the 14 days to be configured.

I've not seen anything reported, it's usually upgrades of Jira that cause scripts to fail. But I don't know what you have done in your scripts, there's no way to be sure.

Both of those are saying you added a pile of estimated issues to an active sprint on April 6th. I am not sure why you have done this, it is of no help repeating the same thing that broke your sprint report before. As I said before: A new sprint, started after estimated issues have been put into it

No, there's no way to do that with status or categories. "Done" is defined by the last column on the board, and when any issue arrives in there, its estimate is counted. If you don't move an issue into the last column, then it is not done, and needs more work, it is not "null and void". So you can't win with the…

Annoyingly, Jira Cloud does not have a banner function like Server has had since version 2! But yes, you can change the colours from Admin -> look and feel. I find a strong red or black and yellow theme sends the right message. I also tend to change the site logo to a warning of some sort, and the title text, which will…

There's not quite enough information in the new question, but the first thing to work through is https://community.developer.atlassian.com/t/cors-error-with-rest-api/27354/3

Each person can open the issue in the issue view, click "log work" and enter their time. This assumes you have granted the project permission for them to log work in the project. 

I'd log the time on the issue I worked on. You can put multiple logs on an issue and each work log can be made by a different person. Subtask and Parent issue level issues do not work differently, they both accept multiple logs from different people.

That level of tracking is not yet available in the REST APIs, but admins can see last logins in the list of users - a manual check, yes, but it's a simple one. If you're planning a migration though, it's not really a lot of use. You shouldn't actually be worrying about it. You should be simply telling all your users…

These are local to the node in question, so you can stop a node and remove them. The question is "why" though? What are you trying to achieve by deleting these files?

There's no pictures attached I'm afraid, I'm not sure there's enough information to work with in your text. This happens to community sometimes, could you try re-attaching them, either by editing or commenting?

It depends on the configuration - if there's no account, is the handler configured to create an account and does the project allow for new users to create and comment on issues? 

I see you got as far as the profile so you could change your display name to something a bit childish, but did you have any luck following the rest of the process?

No, there's no way to do this restriction.

The obvious answer is "Click Create, Select Project, Select Epic for the issue type". I suspect there is a deeper question here, possibly that you can't do that because it does not offer "epic". Could you explain the question more?

Which "account"? If you mean your Atlassian account (such as the one you are using to talk to us here), then go to https://id.atlassian.com, log in with the account, click profile (your avatar/icon at the top right) and then "manage account", and then "account preferences" on the left. You will land on a screen with a…

I just answered the same question 10 minutes ago over at https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/How-to-restrictions-all-the-users-from-accessing-all-Jira/qaq-p/1656489

Welcome to the Community! You have almost answered your own question - use a field to distinguish between teams. Boards are based on filters, they select a set of issues based on a question. The usual question is simply "project = xyz", but you can change the filters to do something like "project = x and field = y" for…

Jira has a permissive model, not a restrictive one. You can't restrict people from projects, you have to remove what is granting them access. Pick a project you want to "restrict", and look at the permissions. You will find something in there saying "Who can see the project: <rules>". You'll need to remove whatever rule is…