Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Yes, use "move" page from the page utility menu

Yes. You won't be able change your number of users from Feb 2022, but all that changes in 2021 is that you won't be able to buy a new server licence. Maintenance remains in place and you will be able to renew and continue with upgrades through to Feb 2024

Do you really have a custom field called "Fix Version/s"?

* Sometimes it's in the footer of every page, depending on config (server) * It's always in the System info (server) * Help (?) About menu item should pop a box to show it (server) * Cloud used to show it in help -> about, but it's now been completely removed because you don't need it.

I would look at * the number of issues you have on the board, * is the board complex? (using colours, swimlanes etc) * where you are physically located with respect with your likely Cloud data centre, * if anything else is slow (other boards? - if they are ok, then what is the difference between them and the slow one?…

No. The assignee must be a single person, otherwise you run into the unmitigated disaster that in real life, someone will say "I thought someone else was responsible. Don't ever allow that to happen There is however, no harm in indicating secondary people who are involved, can take over if the assignee needs to change,…

I'm afraid that 5 is hard-coded into the issue link display code. You'd have to unpack, amend, and rebuild the code package that does this display (or copy it to create a new app, modify that, and install it, then disable the built-in one)

Ok, that one injects itself into the page tool menus and gives you a view graph automatically from there. You don't need to do anything new on pages. Just give it a few hours/days of people using it so it starts to build data to display!

I need to be clear on this, to avoid talking about the wrong thing: You say "When I move the task to done column it offers [3 options]"To me, this is unclear which one of these two things it is doing: * Is it showing you three boxes in the "done" column, one with each option? * Is it popping up a box and asking you to…

You will need to do some coding for that. Confluence has a function for "create Jira issues from lines of text", and it has Jira macros that can be a bit more clever than a simple url pointing at an issue. But there's no function for doing automatic links. I'm not aware of any apps that do it off-the-shelf (Scriptrunner…

First, I'd set up an application link between the two of them. This will enable you to use remote issue links between the two of them, which enables some level of "integration". For the more clever stuff (like "update one issue updates a remotely linked issue as well"), yes, you can use the REST APIs and Webhooks to…

You don't at present. Atlassian accounts have a single email address, so each account is separate and unique. You have to log out and back in if you wish to swap identities and those will be treated as separate accounts in the applications. I tend to use icognito windows when I need to use a second Atlassian account, but…

Post-functions are not "after a transition", they are the last set of things executed as a transition runs, they are very much part of a transition. No, it's too early to have one in the post-functions of a create process. You can't know it until the issue has been created, and it won't be until after the "create issue…

Google translate tells me you said: "The database has been created according to the document and the authorized user still cannot connect to the database Tip: This MySQL instance is not properly configured. Please follow the documentation for MySQL 5.7+ settings " I am sorry, but the error message you are seeing directly…

I think you have a field called “own fault, other’s fault/own fault, other’s fault" and there is a validator or mandatory-field flag telling Jira that the field needs to be filled. And when you try to "weir out" an issue, you are not filling it in, so Jira is preventing it. (I do not thing "weir out" has translated well, I…

What does "it's not working" mean? When you click on actions, you can add more issue-type/field-configuration pairs. To the right of your screen (chopped off the screenshot), there are options on each line for deleting or changing the association. So I'm a bit stuck on what is "not working"?

No problem. 2d gadget is a firm favourite for me, I often plug it. I just wanted to add that I forgot to talk about the filter - one of the nice things about this trick is that the filter doesn't have to be based on links, you could have it look at one or many projects, search by priority, tie it to a user or group etc…

"not working" tells us nothing about the problem. If you want help, you'll need to explain what is not working.

Dynamic Link Libraries are literally libraries of functions that need to be called within an appropriate execution framework. Java does not have such a framework built into it (most are operating specific, which defeats the point of Java) and neither does Jira. You'll need to provide the entire execution framework outside…

A simple "two dimensional filter statistics" gadget will do this on a dashboard. Run a search for the issues you are interested in (not the epics, but the issues). Save it as a filter, then go to the dashboard, add the gadget, put in the name of your saved filter, and select "status" on the X axis and "epic link" on the Y…

You can call it what ever you want to. To link them, you tell the Jira project which space(s) to use.

This is worth a read: https://www.atlassian.com/trust/marketplace

There is no specific "archive project" until you get to a much more recent version of Jira and it also needs to be Data Centre, not Server. However, you can get close with a simple configuration. Create a new "permission scheme" called something like "archived projects", and set it up so that it allows only "Browse…

You do not have to name them the same. In the Jira Service Management project, you can tell it which space to use in the linked Confluence for its Knowledge Base.

You have not said which app you have added - there are several that do it, and in several different ways. Most of them though do not need you to do anything, they inject the tracking code automatically and then start gathering the info they need as they go. You may want to head to "manage apps" and then "configure app" for…

What statistic are you using for the sprint estimate? Also, it's hard to tell from partial screenshots, but are you on the new issue view?

I do not understand why you mention server again? Could you explain? Are you on Cloud or Server? It's possible some other admin created the backup though.

"How secured" is a very vague question. How are you wanting to measure how secure something is? We can't answer "how secure" without knowing what your measure of it is. I'd recommend starting at https://www.atlassian.com/trust/security if you're not sure what to look at to measure your security

That's correct, that's Atlassian completely ducking "how to deal with conflicts".

The config files need passwords to be encoded so that they don't directly expose "control" characters. A $ at the start of a word can be seen as "this is a variable name, so read the environment for the variable content". So, either you'll need to investigate encoding, but if you can, I would try a password that doesn't…