Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

I'd point out that if someone thinks they need this sort of report, they aren't part of the team, don't know what the team is doing it aren't using the tools the team are, and hence isn't really the manager of the team. (which then means they doesn't actually need the report) Best bet is to include them in the team…

Jira Software only does Epic -> Story -> Sub-task, so you'll need an app to provide the other layers. Advanced Roadmaps is the Atlassian option, with Structure being the other option.

This is an interesting question. There is a very short answer which is "automate something that sends activity logs to a manager", but as a consultant, that feels simply wrong. It's too simple, it's not built into the software probably for a good reason, and the last time I worked in a place that looked at my activity that…

That suggests something is wrong with your browser setup, it's blocking, forgetting or dropping the session data that google and Miro want to save and use. Could you try "incognito mode" and a different browser?

Yep, it's not achievable, it might look like it's done it, but it really has not.

Ah, hang on, the installation method matters here. * The .bin files are installers, they should be run on a server to create a new installation, or to upgrade an existing one * .obr files are for adding or upgrading applications to an existing, running installation (some apps are built as .obr files as well, although most…

There's no bulk "remove attachments", you'll need to identify each issue that has attachments in turn and then bin off each one.

Assuming you have an issue that is really simple and has, for example, a 40 character summary, 200 character description, an 80 character comment and a worklog, the raw data in there is 40 + 80 + 200 + 200 for the text, plus a couple of bytes for comment author and a few more for the comment date, and similarly a few more…

When you install Confluence, you have to tell it what to use for its <home directory>, but I know that's not fantastically clear. I tend to say <confluence home> as I think it more strongly implies the application has a home, and also matches the language when you look at the system information. This directory is on the…

That's why we try to mark them right - so someone else reading the question can get help. I wouldn't blindly follow something in an answer that has not been marked right. I'd read it and the comments very carefully and check other sources. But if something is marked right, then I'd start with the assumption that it (or one…

What errors are you getting when you try to connect?

All I have on my desk is a computer, a couple of keyboards and mice and a monitor. I often add a cup of tea and a notepad when I'm working there, but it's not very interesting. Oh. And a cat. There's usually a cat on it with me.

Welcome, there's lots of people happy to help here, on every level, from event handling through to deep tech questions

Welcome, there's lots of people happy to help with your projects, I'm sure many will be happy to hear from you!

Welcome, there's lots of people happy to help here, I'm sure many will be happy to hear from you!

You've answered your own question there - the issue navigator is not a good landing place because of what you say in the third paragraph. As a landing place, it's never going to work for all team members, and in fact would work for no-one, as it'll just show you a list of almost certainly irrelevant issues. Again, can you…

No, I'm afraid Cloud has this stupid scheme where it inserts the id into the url, making a nonsense of the "page name is the easy way to build a url" idea. To do what you're trying to do, you'd need to build an indexing system, something that can work out what the id is and build the new url to be redirected to.

Yes. A broken pipe means that the service serving the file or stream has severed the connection. Jira is not built to handle large files or streams (because the technology beneath it isn't really - it's not directly Jira's fault), and it will time out connections and fail if large files are attached to it.

That's not about multiple host names, that is about allowing Cloud systems to be run on urls that are not <something>.atlassian.net so people can use their own domains.

Ok, makes sense, so how are you identifying that a user is an admin or user?

Yes, it needs to be "cleared". In the database, the resolution field is always present, but holds either (a reference to) a resolution or it is empty, with the content described as "null" or empty. It's not a string saying "nothing here", there really is nothing there, not even a byte, nybble or bit. Empty, none,…

It can't be done, the restrictions are controlled at the space level.

Yeah, when you're buying a service instead of a system, it does mean you can abstract away the behind-the-scenes stuff a bit. Not because it doesn't matter, but because you can't see it or do anything with it as the end-user. It all goes a bit "black box" You're absolutely right about Access and Cloud systems - that's one…

Not really, as it's incredibly simple. In your case the diagram is as simple as AD <-> Atlassian Access Clients <-> Atlassian Cloud Services Beyond those, you don't care. The database, connection between Access and the services and outgoing emails etc, you have no access to, as you have no need for it.

You can't have two Atlassian accounts with the same email. The Atlassian account you are using to access Trello now is not one that has been granted access to your company Trello boards. If you want to carry on using that account, you will need to get one of the admins to add it in, then the company owned boards will…

Train your 3-7 admins to * respond with "no" when someone asks for a new issue type * demand generic, reusable names for them Not because you don't want to do it, but to provoke the conversation as to why. Get the user to justify the benefits of the new issue type, over sharing an existing one.

Click on them? Exporting like this is not in the slightest bit intended for getting *everythng*

I think you have two accounts here and Trello is treating them as separate entities. I managed to dodge this particular bullet myself when my various Trello accounts were moved over to Atlassian accounts, but I've seen other people run into it. Let's step through the first part of the question: >I am the admin for our…

What do you mean by "subscriber"?

The automated log work app relies on the feed generated into the activity stream. You have turned off the feed it needs to work. You'll either need to re-enable the activity stream if you want to use it.