Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

As I mentioned earlier, everything you can get is on that page.

Not the "best" way to do it, but a simple "show me what (processes) you got" will do. Try ps -ef which will give you a moderate amount of information on everything that is running on the machine. To narrow it down to Jira so you don't have to plough through all processes, try ps -ef | grep -i jira It will list all the…

Last time I looked, it wasn't available in the UI. A REST call from an admin account can get it. But you have no use for it, it's not something that you can control, or need to know for any reason I can think of. Why do you ask this? What do you think it might affect for you?

The short answer is: Don't panic You will not lose functionality, you do not need to upgrade (but it would be a good idea), and, most importantly, you will not lose any data. Server licences are, in Atlassian's words, "perpetual". You buy one, add it to your server install, and that's it. For the first year, you have * a…

It has not been removed, you can still write apps to provide project templates.

Your research is correct, Jira does not have a comment-edit history on the issues. My understanding is that the batched email system catches the edit event and stores it, but only until the batches go out. Once the update emails have been sent, it discards the records. There is a request open to log comment edits in full,…

A text box is not a useful field for approvals, they need fields that contain users. You need to add a user-picker custom field for your approver

I think you've done some good research there, and managed to find mostly the right stuff, but you have run into two problems with it. The first is sheer volume of material - there's a lot there, and a hefty chunk of it is out of date, plus it's further muddled up by the differences between Server/DC and Cloud. The second…

You can't do this without a database hack, you'd be lying about the updated date, and that's not what an issue tracker is for. However, there is a sneaky trick you could play. Go to the priority scheme and add a new priority called (say) P0. Now rename p3 to p4, p2 to p3, p1 to p2, and then p0 to p1. Everything will go…

Best solution is to go to Admin -> Issues -> Issue types and read the page. With SQL, you're going to have to faff around joining tables and you shouldn't really have any access to the database at all if you're looking after it properly.

Technically, yes and no. Plugins only work when they are installed into a framework built to run them. Jira Core is the heart of the Jira "ecosystem" and part of it is that framework for plugins. So, technically, yes, all plugins are compatible with Core. They have to be, it's Core that runs them! However, some of them use…

Yeah, that sounds messed up, definitely a support call!

What type of custom field is it? Approvials only read some types of field.

getDurationString translates seconds into a formatted string that breaks down the duration into the largest common divisors. You should be using one of the other functions, I think. See https://docs.atlassian.com/DAC/javadoc/atlassian-core/4.6.0/reference/com/atlassian/core/util/DateUtils.html for the various options

That's because the function is trying to convert from a select list to a select list. It's unable to get rid of the original select list because it's the wrong type. This function is for converting text fields to select lists, not adding a search to existing ones.

See https://www.atlassian.com/trust/compliance

The spaces will not show anonymous until you have enabled it in the global permissions. There is only one global permission page, and it should show four sections - Groups, Individual users, Unlicenced Access and Anonymous at the bottom. If it is not there, then I would guess that you are using a free install of…

I can get you part of the way there with plain Jira. Run a search for the issues and save it as a filter. You probably do not want sub-tasks in this, so you should be running something like Project = NPV and issuetype in standardIssueTypes() When you run this filter, you will end up in the issue navigator, where you can…

There's a pile of things this could be. Start with https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/confluence-does-not-start-due-to-spring-application-context-has-not-been-set-218278311.html - it is missing one other resolution - if you're not using the bundled Java, then check that the Java you are using is valid for the version…

Ok, I do not think I am being clear here. If you want our help with something, you need to tell us what it is you are looking for. What would help you move further on with your task that we can type here in a few minutes? What is the actual question? Bear in mind, you will need to give us context as well. What do you see…

No, I'm afraid you have also missed the point about context. I am not expressing an opinion here, I am trying to explain why something works in a certain way. If that way seems wrong to you, then it probably means you don't actually understand what it is for. There is no bug here, Jira is behaving correctly for the purpose…

No. You've missed the point Sub tasks can tell you about the progress against the story, they can be used in planning, they can have estimates. I have said that before. But, as you've not grasped the context, so I'll repeat it: At the end of the sprint, when you measure your velocity and show what you have delivered, you…

I am fully aware that there are many ways to run Scrum. That's not what is under discussion here. Neither are we looking at how you estimate things. We're looking at the committment you make during a sprint, and the fact that the sub-tasks are part of an item you commit to delivering, not a separate item. This makes…

Then your code is looking for the wrong directory, or it's not creating the directory it needs to.

Neither of those are any reason to do what you've proposed. I don't see any benefit from having a non-useful non-unique key.

Details of what? Could you please explain what you are looking for here? All you've given us at the moment is "document some risks".

Ok, but why do you think you want the keys to "follow"?

Yes, I have, many times. Is that really all you wanted to know?

Please do not accept answers that are not answers.

You'll need to explain what you are doing and where, not just give us an out-of-context error message. All we can tell you from this is that you'll need to correct whatever you've put in, such that you give the +u a parameter to work with.