Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Cthulhu Batman!

I don't think the problem is the content of the field, I think it's that the field itself is not being fetched. .getCustomFieldObject(string) does not look right to me. I usually fetch custom fields by a name search like: CustomField toDo = ComponentAccessor.customFieldManager.getCustomFieldObjects(issue).findByName("To…

Well, what I'd do for my example is continue to use C and D as separate scripted fields (because I don't want one combined scripted field). But, yes, you're absolutely right about doing the calculation in one go. So, I'd replace: * C = A + B * D = C + 4 with: * C = A + B * D = A + B + 4

Atlassian will support your migration, but it's not real-time, you'll need to raise calls and wait for responses through the usual channels. They recommend that if you want support (or even someone to do the whole lot for you), you get in touch with partners. See https://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/pricing for…

On server, you can turn off the system modules that do page exports. Nothing to stop the users grabbing all the text and pasting it somewhere though.

Yes, the solution is to grant the user permission for the space and pages they need to see, and restrict the others away from them.

This would require a complete redesign of the application UI, it's not about "tab mode", it's about the layout of an application. It's far more flexible and useful for the user to work in a single window and let the browser do all the work when they want multiple views on to the application.

Ok, this suggests a transient error with your TNS service - for some reason Jira could not reach it at that time, or it did not respond.

Whatever the blocker to install on the marketplace is should be transient, you should leave it a few minutes and try again.

Don't get me wrong, I don't think there's anything wrong with people, or maybe the project lead being able to say "I don't want to see this", but you've then got a mass of code to write to enable that, and on top of it you also need to think about "someone else in this project has used it, so I'm now missing information".…

Or you could let them see stuff they might want to use and not have to think about having to remove it because (you may well be guessing) they don't?

No, because that would mean your sprint report is wrong. You didn't complete those things in the sprint.

There is no downgrade path. It requires a LOT of code to downgrade each version, there's virtually no use for it, and it is immensely more simple to take a backup before upgrade and revert to that if you need it. The only real use for that is if someone doesn't test their upgrade process properly, misses something and then…

So how is it "short sighted" to let people use functions they may need or benefit from? I don't see how it's worth spending time coding for, and then having admins have to set up flags for "hide", when "if you don't need it, don't click it" covers the case.

From the name of the screen you are looking at, the project was created as a Kanban project, so it would not have included the sprint "field" (as Kanban does not do sprints). You probably need to get it added to the project and then screens. But your board is a Scrum one, so that does have sprints. But what is the sort…

No, because they might be used.

Ok, so cab can you show us "can't make that work"?

I'm afraid your first two questions are unclear: 1. In a plugin reaching out to another system, or one that provides a new REST API in Bitbucket? 2. In the Bitbucket database or another db? 3. https://developer.atlassian.com/server/bitbucket/tutorials-and-examples/bitbucket-server-tutorials/

I have a t-shirt:

Crossed again! Yes, you could rename the default. It's the help message that gives it away as the default

Sorry, crossed comments there. The global default scheme was not created by you, it is built in. (Although you could have renamed it from "Default issue type scheme"?)

Indeed, in the code, it's actually there to act as a container for the global list of all available issue types, as well as for "project has not got a scheme selected" Even if it was not built that way, and locked down, there would be no reason to delete it other than removing one line from the list of schemes to slightly…

I really do not understand that, but there are questions I need to answer before I can get you any further: Ok, you don't have Scriptrunner - that's understood now, so can you tell me: * You're trying a query that doesn't mention project2 and then saying you are getting an error message saying it is not recognising…

I'm sorry I couldn't help much. I'd like to think I at least gave you reassurance you were not crazy and were looking in the right place!

Are the fields you trying to copy between the same fields in each project? What type of fields are they?

I'm sorry, I don't know Jumpbox well enough to be able to help. To get to the logs, you need a command-line access to your Confluence server - from the front end, you might be able to see the system information page which will tell you where they are, but if you don't see that, then they are in a generic place of…

I had to ask, but it sounds like you're following the same investigation path I would. Next is to look at the user(s) being ignored - I'd pick on one of them and look at all the differences between them and a user that is not. Not stuff like groups and activity, but the format of their email address (including if they have…

If you can't differentiate on the basis of user, then no, there's no way to know. You can do it though - when you write a script that causes a transition, have it store data on the issue to record it (a custom field you don't bother to put on the view screens or cards is the simplest option). Your post-functions can then…

You would need to do some coding to add functions like that to Jira. Generally though, most users shouldn't care about GC and in most cases, you should be letting the JVM handle it. There are a couple of good reasons you might want to request the JVM does GC, but why would you want to "automate" it?

You will render your installation unsupported, and break all the permissions in it. You will fiind you will need to restore the tables to get your system working properly again. Question though? Why do you think you want to do this? Can you tell us a short-ish story about how you landed here?