Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

It depends on how the plugin works as to where you host it. You can make an app private on the marketplace - you effectively say "only show this to people coming from the 'find new apps' on Cloud domain xyz.atlassian.net"

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You just need to do what it says in the verification email, click on the link.

Oh, thanks crummy memory, for mentioning this days after the post. Didn't a load of us meet the B52s at Summit 2019?

The Jira product suite is a set of five things now, and it has been going that way since Jira 6.0 was released (Spring of 2013 if my memory is working for a change). At that time, it was only two products, but a third one arrived in the autumn of 2013 and with Jira 7, it got explicitly built that way with the introduction…

Again, Jira does not track issue views.

Automation does not have code, you'll need to work through your Automation rules a step at a time.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is caused by someone moving the issue from one sprint to another, and then removing all the other issues from the current sprint. It's an entirely human thing - Jira has no code that moves issues between sprints without it being done by your people.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is no way to stop someone who can see something making a copy of it.

Sorry, but no, it won't. You're relying on someone having created an application link to a server or DC system, which they may not have done, and the version you see in the application links screen is the version of the linked system, not the current one. You need to go to "help -> about", or the system information page or…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I suspect the answer is that it is up to your organisation. How do they want you to use it? In general, Confluence is not used just for IT departments. Most of my experience with Confluence is with people who are not in IT at all - accountants, administrators, charity boards, students…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Could you explain what you mean by ETHOS? Is it the name for one of your Atlassian systems, and if so, which one?

Ok, so Automation has a "sprint completed" trigger, you can use that to create an email based on adding up the estimates on all the issues where "sprint = this one"

For me, the events are all a bit tenuous because "met" is mostly a strong word. If it's okay to claim "met" means "spent 30 seconds talking to them", then I've got quite a few I could claim, although I'm probably not the right person to judge who might be "most famous". I will have to go with Elizabeth II as she's probably…

Ok, but when? What exactly is the event you want to trigger the report (email) on? Every event where someone adds an issue to a sprint, removes an issue from a sprint, or changes the estimate on an issue in an active sprint? Or when a sprint is closed, so you can report on every scope change in one go? Or some other event?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There are no costs for listing and hosting an app on the marketplace beyond the expense of the human who has to spend some time putting the app on there, and maintaining the listing. However, depending on the nature of the app, there are likely to be costs you incur because you have to…

We can't check on anything - the software is running on your server, which we have no access to. You will need to give the account that is trying to run it the permissions to do it.

Trial systems work the same as licenced systems, they are the same software, the licence only controls how many people can use it, although for free (not trial) systems, some functionality is disabled or simplified. Confluence does not have anything that automatically deletes data. A human (or a remote system set up and…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You have not explained what you are expecting, so we can't really start to look at why there might be a problem. However, we can explain what you are seeing in this chart. It looks like you started a sprint with no issues with any sprint estimates on them, then towards the end of the…

The sprint reports already do that, reporting on points added to or removed from a sprint. If you want to see the report in other places, you will need to set up something that can extract and display it. Automation probably can't do it, because it works with issues, not reports. So the next question is where you want the…

The marketplace will have a pricing tab in the details, or if the app has a fixed price (the same for all numbers of user), the price will be shown towards the top right of the main page.

What do you think you are missing from the content when you use the REST call you've given? For me, that call always gives me the whole body of the page I asked for.

Those are the application links to other systems, not the software installed. Again, for Server/DC, Help -> About will give you the version, and on Cloud, you're using "latest"

No, it's a function of "create issue" - if someone can create an issue in a project, then they can use clone.

I'm afraid your "audit" purposes are a waste of time if you are on Cloud. The version can, and will, change every 5-8 weeks, more frequently if there is a security issue. Your auditors are essentially wasting their time and your money. To put it in the most simple terms - "you have subscribed to a service". How that is…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! For Server/DC, Help -> About will give you the version. For Cloud, there is a short answer - you're using "latest" Cloud services are upgraded every few weeks (the usual number you will hear is 6 weeks, but it's often fewer than that). Why do you think you need the current version? (I'm…

A better option would be to use JSW's "create linked issue", as @Dirk Ronsmans said before.

No. If you're replanning, your processes are broken, and you're not able to plan for the future. It's fine to do a mid-sprint review, but it really should be about "how is the sprint going?". New work is an irrelevance during a sprint - it's nothing you committed to doing, so it should simply go into the backlog. However,…

It is not ridiculous to build something that works. The problem that single-node indexing helps with is not with the software or even the architecture. It's down to physics (i.e. reality). Remote storage, which is what you would have to use to do split or centralised indexing, is slow. Jira needs the index to be fast, so…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Are you talking about sub-tasks here? These are not separate tasks to their parent issue, they are parts of the issue, so it would not make a lot of sense to be counting them as separate things.

Hi Gene, There's no quick answer to this, it's a definite "maybe". It all depends on how the accounts are being provisioned, more specifically, who owns the account. There are effectively three ways to get access to an Atlassian Cloud system - either you use an Atlassian account which has been granted permission, you use…