Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Do the upgrade to 8.1.3, then log into it as an admin and go to "manage apps" and click on each "upgrade app" button that appears.

Ok. So you will need to scan for that something that some people configured.

@Ali Latif - why? What you've said there appears confusing, but it's absolutely not what I have said and I think it horribly misrepresents it. I know it's not the most simple of cases. But you've made it far too complicated and added layers of unneccessary complexity for no good reason. Could we go back to the simple case?…

In my limited experience as a Jira admin, I see developers don't like Jira because either their leaders want to try to micromanage them (and hence force Jira admins to set up bad config) or their Jira admins don't quite get what it's for. The reason it tends to be "forced on us" is because all the other tools are worse.…

Not without massive code changes. You'd need to rewrite a chunk of code that talks to the database, a little bit on the screen and change the database model to support it.

On your development machine, try atlas-run instead of atlas-package. The atlas-run will package up the same .jar file, but also deploy, start and (try to) install the .jar on a local copy, where you'll have full access to the logs to see why it's not able to open the file.

Ok, we've a route for getting these looked at by Atlassian, I've used it.

I apologise for not speaking any German, I am relying on "google translate" for this. You say "However, do these articles contain e.g. further links to other topics in this article or to another article, then these links will not work. If you click on one of these links, nothing happens." Are these links to pages in the…

Probably easiest to start with https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/api-group-myself/#api-group-myself

Ok, yes, you'll need to talk to Atlassian support on https://support.atlassian.com/contact That error is with the back-end of Cloud not being able to do something and only Atlassian can see the back-end

Your CSV is useless as a Jira import, and I can't imagine why you've built them like this. Please read through https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/import-data-from-a-csv-file/ to see what CSV Jira can import. You'll need to reprocess the data in your files into a valid format.

Start at https://zephyrdocs.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/ZFJCLOUD/pages/1925120024/REST+API and note the line in the first page that says you no longer need ZAPI to work with the Zephyr REST API

I completely agree with Daniel here, you have three options * Spend months working out how to upgrade the Tomcat running your Jira and making the Jira part of the package work on the new version * Move your Jira install behind a proxy, so that the proxy does all the SSL work and is of a version that does not have this…

Start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/upgrading-confluence-4578.html and https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/upgrading-jira-applications-938846936.html I would strongly recommend taking Confluence 5.10 -> 6.15 -> 7.latest-long-term-support and even more strongly recommend Jira is done 7.1 -> 8.0 ->…

You could write a post-function script that checks your conditions and deletes the relecant sub-tasks, but I would very strongly recommend that you do not automate this. Deleted issues are gone, utterly destroyed, you have no record that they were even there, let alone what they were for. This makes a nonsense of a…

Without knowing what the problem is, we can't even advise whether you need Atlassian support or Easymind support

You'll need one of the scripting or automation apps to do this, and it won't work quite the way your describe. Cloud does not support "pre-fill" properly, there's no way for an app to inject the required code. The best you can do is pre-calculate and fill in a custom field during an action such as edit or transition.

There are a load of script samples for working with dates at https://library.adaptavist.com/search?page=1&products=jira&term=days I did not find a specific script that does exactly what you want, but there are some that do similar calculations and others that show you how to write back a date field

Ok, that tells us that you have spaces in the category that are not deleted. You'll need to identify those and change their category to one you're keeping (or none)

How are you telling Jira that you have test cases? Is it an app, or something you've configured?

The resolution field appears on all issues automatically. It's a system field like summary, description, assignee etc. You don't have to have it on-screen and it can be hidden, but there's not a lot of point in doing so, as it's such an important field. * "setting the resolution during transitions" * I'm not sure there's…

Ah, I'm not an Atlassian - you're in a wider community of people with an interest in Atlassian for some reason. The Server package really is a compound of several things - the simplest version is a Tomcat Server, a bundled Java, and a Jira (Core) application built on top of it. That can be deployed on any operating system…

No, the dashboards are intended to be a dynamic view of "what is happening now"

I think you've landed in the wrong place, we're here for Atlassian stuff, and netcca is not one of theirs. The vendor of the software you're asking about is using Atlassian's Confluence for documentation, and I think you've clicked on a link for "help with Atlassian Confluence" instead of "help with netcca"

As well as what Trudy says, there's a common mistake that inexperienced Jira admins make - they put the resolution field on a create or edit screen. This means when a user creates or edits an issue, they will set the resolution (even if they don't touch the field, it will get set to something, which tells Jira the issue is…

Because it's not a domain service, it's a fully fledged server in its own right. "Where to make the database" - you'll need to provision a database for it to use somewhere. It has the flexibility to be used on a range of databases,…

You should be trying to install Jira from the command line, it's far easier than trying to do it through something like cpanel. First create an empty database for it to use, then, from the command line, download the installer, run it, answer the questions it asks about file locations, and leave it for a few minutes, and…

I suspect you've landed in the wrong place here. Overpass Turbo is not an Atlassian product. My guess is that OT are using an Atlassian system for documentation and/or support/help requests, and you have clicked on help with the Atlassian system, rather than help with OT

I think that translates to "remove them as a customer"

Nope, no change, quick filters are a Software board function, not a business board one.