Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Do you mean driver path or connection string?

Where did you install the certificates?

So it doesn't exist for Cloud. You'll need to look for a different way to do what you're trying to do.

How are you creating the test cases? Are you using a test management app for Jira?

Technically, there is a version number, and you can get it with a REST call for system information. But it is of no use to you. You have no control over what version you will be using, it changes frequently, and it tells you nothing about compatibility with other systems. Why are you looking for a version number?

Ok, then you don't need to think about downloads. Go to "find new apps", find the one you want to "install" and use the install option for it.

Next-gen projects don't use workflows like that.

Ah, I see, it's a cache that needs flushing and Atlassian have forgotten to do that on issue rename.

Go to the board and add columns for them.

"Doesn't want to use it" is not a reason, you already said "we don't want to use it". Why do they not want to use a cascading select? The cascading select does exactly what you are asking for, and avoids any need to throw up error messages to slow people down. Don't try to kludge it with other things like Behaviours, you…

I assume you mean JQL, not jquery. Which is due = <date of Tuesday>

Oh, you edited your comment to something totally different. To install a .jar in Jira, go to admin -> manage apps and click upload.

The url there is nonsense, go to the marketplace and find the app, click download.

When you installed it, you were asked if you wanted to install it as a service. If you said yes, it would have done this for you. If you said no, and now want to do it, you will need to do it by hand. Consult your operating system's documentation on how to create a new service (it just needs to run the startup script for…

Your requirement is met by the cascading select list, so saying "we don't want to use a cascading select" directly contradicts what you describe. If you want to do this, use the cascading select list for it. Is there a reason that you don't want to do this properly?

How were you exposing your accounts to the Jira, Bitbucket and Confluence user directory systems?

What are the symptoms of "can not download"? What happens when you click on the download link?

Are you using a next-gen or classic project? (Next-gen projects do not use workflow schemes)

What do you mean by "switch accounts"? Do you mean you want to use a different account to log into a Cloud system? If so, use the old admin account to add the new one, give it admin rights, then log out and in again with the new one and disable the old user.

Excel and other spreadsheets should be banned, not seen as a "standard tool". As I described earlier, most spreadsheets are simply wrong when they're used for reporting.

You cannot make fields mandatory or optional based on the content of other fields in Jira. Status is the only "field" that can be used as a condition on edit, but even that is all or nothing - you can turn the edit function on or off based on status, but for everything, not certain fields.

I am not clear on what you are looking for here. Yes, you can put a date in a Jira field. If you edit a value, the history of the issue will show that. I do not understand what you are looking for when you say "old and new values are supposed to display in a grid view" - what grid? What view? What has a grid got to do with…

You can to edit the options for the drop down in admin -> issues -> custom fields -> your field -> configure, adding your descriptive text after the code string that is the existing option.

No one is going to write an essay on this here. Please see https://www.atlassian.com/ for an introduction to the software Atlassian provides.

Because you shouldn't need to - a sprint is defined by the board it is on, and a board is a team artifact, so you can infer team from the sprint automatically. The individual issue should not be assigned to a team, it should have a single person responsible for it.

There are many places Atlassian mention it, but their current push is for getting all their customers on to Cloud or DC, and in my opinion, that is nowhere near as clear as it should be. I think you're completely right about how it reads - the site and articles, while mentioning it, could be significantly improved by…

Having this conversation duplicated fragments the suggestions and support you might get, so I suggest everyone here moves over to https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Combining-two-jql-queries/qaq-p/1477068 which has more information and activity.

There's a bit of a bug in Community that does this intermittently, it's not your fault, no need to apologise. And thank you for cleaning out the duplicates, making everything easier to read! If I am reading it correctly, your server.xml has a commented-out connector for plain http, and an enabled one for https. The http…

Cloud does not have the framework needed to upload .jar based apps. You will need to find a Cloud equivalent of whatever the app is.

I'm afraid Atlassian are probably right here. Javascript injection is unsupported and unsupportable, so they won't have looked too closely, but there is definitely something wrong in the javascript - it's doing something wrong. You should remove the script and look to implementing what it's trying to do properly in a…