Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

If the fields are hidden in the new project by either being hidden by the field configurations for the project, or not on the screens the project uses, then yes. Your data is simply not being displayed, it is still on the issues. If, however, the fields did not have context for the target project, then no, you cannot…

That is weird, but I'm not going to complain if it works now! Nice work!

Apart from appearing to be run in a directory with Jira data in it, this appears to have nothing to do with Jira. Could you give us the context? What are you trying to do?

But that's wrong - he was not an admin who had to give himself admin rights. He was an admin who had to give himself project rights, specifically "delete issue" to allow them to delete. This model is not going to change as far as I can tell - admin rights are admin rights, project rights are project rights. They're…

Admin rights give you admin, but the ability to see a project (and the issues within it) are a project permission, not an admin one. You'll get this message in one of three cases: * The issue has been deleted * You do not have permission to see the project it is in * You are not in a secuurity level in the project that…

Trello is a service - you need to connect to it over the internet. There are some apps that can act as clients on your phone, and some on desktops, but they'll all need a route to the Trello service over your network.

Have you translated the missing tags? The answer was posted 6 years ago and when it was imported from the previous system, the xml-like tags were escaped to < and > - that needs to be undone.

The knowledge base is done in Confluence, which is a wiki already. This already has a tree structure, you just need to nest pages into categories

To read the issue history, use the changeHistoryManager - https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/8.13.1/com/atlassian/jira/issue/changehistory/ChangeHistoryManager.html

I agree that it isn't clear! It is to me, but I've been here for a long time and know what to expect.

Posting a random error message, out of context, on a 6 year old question, is not going to get you much. I would recommend asking a proper question in a new posting. (proper = giving the context of what you're doing, and how and where the error happens)

It sounds like your two boards have different settings for their swimlanes - have a look at the board settings -> swimlanes I think you will find one board has swimlanes by story and the other has something else

Please don't SHOUT - it's hard to read and considered rude by many. If you're getting an incompatible licence error, then you're trying to apply an invalid licence key It would be more useful to see the actual text of the error than your interpretation, and a short list of the steps you've taken to update the key would be…

Your latest error suggests that you have not been able to stop whatever is locking your files and directories open while it tries to upgrade. If I were trying to do this, I would be looking to whatever Windows is holding open and why, so I could stop it from locking out the upgrade. But I have not suffered working with…

I think that language is confusing. The "upgrade to 4.0" is the problem, it's totally redundent. You're already on 4.0 so you don't need to upgrade to it. Unless someone has managed to mangle the table and should use your arrow to swap the two lines in those cells over! But I've not seen or heard of any Service Desk…

Hmm. I think the Team field is being co-opted by the Advanced Roadmaps in Premium. I think to have it work properly, yoou might need to add another field for "team" and use that.

Hmm, I'm stuck, I think this needs to go to Atlassian for a deeper investigation.

Sorry for the delay. I don't recognise that behaviour, the field should be in the custom field section, unless the output was defined as a date/time field, which wouldn't come out with "31" or "31 minutes" in it.

It is an 8 year old link. Things have changed.

Correct, they're a fiddle, horrid to maintain and unreliable as they only "help" in a decreasing number of places, and I'm glad to say Atlassian are gradually getting rid of the ability to use them.

https://library.adaptavist.com/search?page=1&products=jira&platforms=server&term=sum has some examples of adding up fields from issues.

I said that because "epics are our projects" is a waterfall approach.

Could the two broken option names contain extra spaces or the space be a non-displayable character? Those would mean the named strings are different to what you've got in your code.

This one gives you a good overview and only mentions Linux once, for a suggested config you don't have to worry about on Windows. https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/installing-jira-data-center-938846870.html

getCustomFieldObject(<string>) expects the custom field id, not the name of a field. So your code is not getting the field at all, and stopping dead. That would be something like customfield_12345 Either get the id for your field, or use getCustomFieldsByName("Myriad Business area") - you'll need to iterate through that as…

You'll need to explain what that is, and what it has to do with Atlassian

You use the full estimate - how far through the story you are is irrelevant.

In the Global Permissions, there are two things to look for. Unlicenced users is the permission to see spaces if they are logged into a system that uses Confluence for some reason (this pretty much means Jira Service Desk at the moment - "customers" for JSD get access to Confluence Knowledge-Base spaces this way) Anonymous…

It stores all the data you need for managing user accounts, so yes, usernames, names, email, groups, and so-on. Obviously, no-one in their right mind stores passwords (although you might be horrified to find out who does and how many there are!), Crowd is no exception, it keeps the password hash. The data can be encrypted…

Yes, it hasn't changed.