Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

I still don't quite see what you are asking for. A list of boards is available in the dropdown that shows which board you are currently in (development board \/ in your screenshot), but your last comment suggests you're looking for some sort of dashboard with sevaral boards displayed together (which would be pretty useless…

Damn Khoros bug - it pads urls with control characters and messes up links. I'll fix that in a second. Yes, the pseudo code is for a scripted field - scripted fields expect their scripts to return the value for them to store and display, hence the "return" at the end of it.

Right-click on the link, most browsers will pop up a context menu with "open link in new tab" as an option. If you wanted Jira to provide links that did it on a left-click, you'd need to rewrite Jira, thinking of all the places you'd want it to do it, and how most of your users really don't want new tabs all over the place…

>can each of the selection options (i.e. Priority High) be given an inherent numerical value or weighting? The field options themselves, no, there's no code or database structure to handle adhoc option properties in Jira. There are some properties options have, but they're hard-coded. Most of us trying to do things like…

I need to clarify what you think you mean when you say "request" because it has a very specific meaning in the Jira world. Jira works with issues, and you can create differnt issue types. It is entirely possible to create or rename an issue type for "request". But Jira uses the word "request" for customer interaction items…

I am still not sure what you mean be "see all the boards on the backlog" Boards are not part of a backlog. Could you explain what you think is missing from where, without saying "on the backlog"?

It's shifted a bit since I posted that answer 4 years ago (for Jira 7.low number), I think this is a really good answer for more recent versions (7.higher number and 8.all)

Go to the head of the collection (the "Trello" in the breadcumbs just beneath the main menu). That will give you a feed of all things tagged with Trello, and a search box that will limit the search to the current collection.

This is probably a question better asked on a database forum, unless you can explain what it has to do with Atlassian stuff?

I suspect the reason Scriptrunner did not appear to work is that you placed the post-function after the "reindex the issue" post-function, so the index (and heance searching and reporting) was holding the old value.

>You're saying two Jira won't work with a single database? or you mean it won't work at the same time? That's an "and", not an "or". You must not connect a second Jira to a database that is in use by another. You will destroy your data if you do that. You can safely have a backup install that can pick up if the main one…

That looks like a healthy log that should have moved on. If it's still stuck, then there's probably just a timeout. Try refreshing the web page first, then try a new browser window where you go to the base url for it - the install should pick up where it left off, unless it's actually complete and able to serve the…

Possibly incorrect or simply missing data completely, yes. You'll need to do a full re-index with the apps enabled to fix them, or edit/update every issue they are used with.

If you're on Premium, there's a CSV export you can run, a couple of people I know have said https://rewind.io/backup/trello/ is worth a look, and you could base your own backup on https://github.com/mattab/trello-backup. I'm sure there are more options, including probably dedicated power-ups. Lots of options, but none…

Yep, that makes sense, but it does of course mean all your scripted fields and big-picture stuff is now useless.

Jira 8.5 is not the latest version, although it is a "long term support" version. 8.13 is the latest long term support version, 8.14 is the current latest version of Jira. These are, of course, all Server versions (Cloud doesn't use the same version scheme). Server does not have Next-gen projects, or the boards that go…

That step does take a while, but if it goes over 10 minutes, it's likely to be having a problem. You'll need to read the application log to find out where it is stuck.

Only if you had taken some form of backup of the card or board

Not that I know of, off the top of my head, but I don't think you need docs. To add an email server, go to Admin -> Incoming email, and click "add", or click "edit" on an existing one. It will pop up a box asking for connection settings, and you need to give it the details for a valid email server that Cloud can reach over…

Could you describe "can not proceed to next step"? What is the error message or behaviour?

That means what it says. Your Jira server cannot reach the email server you have pointed it to. Either the server is not there (connection settings wrong?) or the network is blocking it (probably a firewall)

No, that's the whole point of being able to turn it off.

See https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/supported-platforms-938846830.html and use the selector at the top right to check the various versions

This is, almost always, down to the server not being able to talk to itself. The Jira server needs to be able to reach itself over your network. The dashboards are making calls over http(s) and the rest api to itself, they are not all internal calls. The usual culprit is that your Jira server does not have a client…

Start reading at https://confluence.atlassian.com/jiracore/upgrading-jira-data-center-976167016.html

https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/update-priority-based-on-a-custom-field should cover it

Scripted fields are not fields you can edit because they are calculated. Therefore they have no "edit" template that a create, edit or transition screen can use. They don't need one because you can't edit the data in them.

Start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/jiracore/upgrading-jira-data-center-976167016.html

As stated in one of the answers from six years ago...

Go to Admin -> General settings -> Use gzip compression. If you are running behind a proxy server, then this may be worth doing if you're taking full advantage of offloading work on to the proxy. If you are not behind a proxy, then you will be slowing your Jira down by doing it, so I'd recommend leaving it on.