Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Then you set up the security levels that you need. You don't have to do it by role, you can use groups, fields, individuals, or roles.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, there is no way to do this. The "assign issue to ..." function has no hooks in it to enable anything to intercept the process and force a screen on to the users.

Try simply if (issue.components.empty) { throw new InvalidInputException("You must enter at least one component.") } I am assuming this is being run as a validator, and you are on a recent-ish version of Scriptrunner (v 7.11 or above)

The best way to do this in Jira is to use as much of the standard functionality as possible. * Create a "super feature" issue type, and configure it differently to the other issue types * Make the component field mandatory * Make the fix version field mandatory * The version has to be in the list of versions, you can't add…

No, the arrow-up / arrow-down options are the only way to re-order post-functions, and as they work as intended, there's no need to add another method to do it (and if you did, it would probably be at least as slow as up/down is, as it has to do the same thing - rebuild the entire workflow every time)

You should set the default in the form settings.

I know my writing comes across as "rude" sometimes. I do not intend to be rude, but factual, but I'm human and we all get it wrong. I have been rude, grumpy, and confrontational, in the past, but Atlassian people have helped me tone it down to "factual without being aggressive/rude/insulting" over the last few years since…

The answer to "how to show done issues on a backlog" is "do not". It is complete nonsense to show issues that are "done" in a page/report/display that you are asking to show you "issues that are not done". It's not "no, not possible", it's "make up your mind whether the issue is done or not"

We do not know what you mean by "full idea". To my shame, I only really speak English fluently (I can understand some very simple stuff in several other European languages, but can't speak in them) , so when I look at the list of Status in most Jira systems, I tend to find English words that are very clear to…

@jcagorilla - it's nothing to do with "Scrum purists", it's about making a process work. Is the issue done or not? Can you tell us why a "done" issue should appear in a list of things that need more attention because they are not "done"? It's not possible to show a done issue in a list of issues that are not done, because…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Please read the last paragraph in the first comment made (and the rest of the comment if you are interested in the wider problem)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It is really easy to "spoof" an email address such as the one you are seeing here. Email was never designed to be secure, and to a lesser extent, actually the whole thing we know as "the internet". No-one anticipated the internet we have now, and, despite all the extremely clever work at…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This suggests that you were using Discord to talk to your community of people, and they have decided to move some, or all, of your conversations there to Slack. You will need to follow the instructions they have given you for signing up for a new Slack account.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No. You can not change the type of a custom field. (You can on Server/DC, but it is a database hack, and you can only change between certain types, and in one direction - date to date/time, short text to long text, select-list to multi-select-list, for example) You will need to add a new…

I think you need to talk to your organisation's admin team. We're a community of Atlassian people (Atlassians, people who use Atlassian stuff, Atlassian partners, and so on - people with an interest in Atlassian things for some reason) We have less knowledge of, or access to, your systems and organisations, Atlassian or…

Hi Sha-Ron, We can't tell you much from a partial screenshot of your configuration. What you need to be looking at is the list of issues currently in the rightmost column before you click "end sprint", then what rolls over. For any issue that rolls over, we need to see one example of it in the very right-most column, and…

Hi Volker, The short answer is very simple - there are no user macros on Cloud. You have to drop them all. The long answer is not a lot longer but does imply a lot of work. You will need to look at every user macro you are using and identify a way to do it on Cloud, then decide if it is worth the effort and cost to do a…

Hi Marcel, I think there are a few problems here. I do not know what the weighting between them is, but I do understand them, and I am very much listening - if I were not listening, I would not be able to explain. Version means different things in different places in Jira. It always means "this batch of stuff goes together…

I tend to agree too. I'm not so sure that we should have a plethora of "from" addresses for every possible subject, but I do think there should be a (small) handful of grouped subjects. Security stuff is definitely something that should be separated out. "As an admin, I don't really care about insider offers, adverts,…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Atlassian have a bit of a problem in that it is too easy for 'bots to create Atlassian accounts, and use them to create free Atlassian systems, which then can be used to spam people. They are trying to do something about this, proactively (I don't know what their thinking is), but on the…

You can not just remove yourself from projects, that would be a logistical and legal nightmare for a lot of organisations (a lot more than you think) If the project/system is legitimate, then you need to ask the admins to remove you. In most cases, you'll find you were added by mistake, or a re-organisation (you moving…

I don't think it's a preferences problem, I think it's an identification problem, easily solved by having uniqueness. Yes, you could use different names like that, or you could choose some other identifier. One of my clients simply prefixes the name of the service to it.

Because projects are a view, not a container. Your repositories need to have unique names to help people to distinguish between them.

You've used Jira and Agile a lot and never heard of ranking? I'm sorry, but that makes absolutely no sense, unless, for some reason, you've never used a board, a backlog, or a support portal. I don't understand why you're not getting the idea of "put your items in an ordered list" rather than your "I have to enter things…

Hmm, this is quite a long essay, I'll try to pull out the pertinent points: >What's "ranking", is that the priority field? No. Ranking is putting issues in the order of importance to the team. Priority can feed into is, as can customer feedback, timing, estimates, capacity, dependencies, and so on, but the rank is simple…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! They need to get their admins to fix the workflows and data causing this. It's their admins' job to not break your user's data with broken workflows!

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Not daft at all. It's something Jira does not yet do well, but I've been fixing it for over decade by scripting a (read-only, but sortable) field that appears on all issues and their sub-tasks. It contains <parent issue key> for the parent, and <parent issue key> / <sub-task issue key>…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I've never used Microsoft to try to do much, my current calendar is a combination of google, calendly, zoom meeting setups, and officely in Slack.

I think that support document is fundamentally wrong. You've always been able to create a board that includes TMP issues, it's all based on the filter. When you can say "Project in (CMP, TMP)", then the board will bring in issues from both projects. The main difficulty is usually with sub-tasks not appearing correctly or…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What would you want from this "integration"? What would ChatGPT do for them?