Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

No. In Jira Software, a column is a collection of one or more status to display for issues. You are talking about fields, not columns. Even though the issue navigator offers you "columns", it's not, it's offering you fields (there's a change request to get that corrected) The best option you have at the moment is the…

Start at https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/getting-started/ Bear in mind that Cloud and Server are very different - you will probably be able to reuse some of the logic in your Server app, but the frameworks are so different, you won't be able to just "convert" - you should treat this as an entirely new…

On the login page, there is a link for "forgot password". If that is not there, or does nothing, then you will need to ask your Jira admins. (From memory though, Nokia are using their internal directories, so a password reset would have to be done with whatever that user directory system is)

Yes, you've got it - macroName:panel will do it for panels. Note I've used no spaces in there. It does require that you know the "key" of a macro - the code used for it in the source. But also it does wildcards, so for Comala stuff, I think you may be able to use macroName:comala* In later versions of Confluence, there's…

I would guess there is no Cloud version of this app. Note that in your url there is a parameter &hosting=server - that means you are looking at a Server based app. It may have a Cloud version, I don't know, but if you look to the top right, there's a drop-down (it will currently say "server") - click that and you may see…

"localhost" always means "the current machine". So when your people put in "http://localhost", the browser is trying to reach their machine, not your server. In the short term, get them to use the ip address of the server instead of localhost. My machines for example run on 192.168.1.143 so replace localhost with that. In…

Open a new window or tab in your browser and go to the Cloud system you are trying to migrate into. Make sure you have full administration rights in it after you've logged in.

You can ask Atlassian support to change the xxx.atlassian.net to yyy.atlassian.net - they will do it for you. Be careful to choose a good name though, they will not do it frequently (my memory said once a year at most) However, you've said you're on the free plan, which means I don't think you've got the option of support.…

I would suggest reaching out to one of the Atlassian partners. Atlassian do not do demos directly. They do some webinars that I'd think of as demos, but they're things you sign up for and they're generalised and tend to use generalised software development as the subject, not a specific field like medicine.…

No, the "apps" framework for Cloud is totally different to the Server/DC one. This is not going to change. You need to write a different type of App, one suitable for Cloud.

Are you logged into the Cloud site you are trying to migrate to? Also, Cloud was having some problems this morning, I would stop trying to do this until https://status.atlassian.com/ reports Cloud is back up and working properly.

Nope. Atlassian have stated they're not going to do anything about this

Could you explain what you are doing in Jira? This is not something I've heard of before

No, there is no way to do this. Atlassian is looking at having remote notes in a cluster, but I do not know what the timeline is. The best you can do at the moment is use Jira Data Centre, with a CDN (content delivery network) enabled. See…

If a bug is a parent-level issue, then you should be able add tests to it. Sub-tasks cannot contain subtasks though, so if your bug is a sub-task type, you won't be able to add to it.

Right, so don't put them on the system dashboard with anything you do not want out in public. And the point about effectively-blank dashboard is the point. If you secure it properly, you have a dashboard that is not blank, and can be used as a public landing point. I don't understand why you're effectively arguing for a…

To delete labels, you have to identify the issues where they have been used and remove the labels from the issues.

I have to guess that there are things happening here that you have not told us about. I can't work out why, when faced with "X is not installed" and button next to it saying "Install X", you start faffing around with apps and directories instead of at least trying the installation. If you want service desk installed, you…

The operating system users and groups have nothing to do with the users groups Confluence use in its user system (they may have some commonality if you are drawing them all from the same user directory) What groups are named in the global permission "can create space"?

What happens when you click install in that screenshot you have given?

They don't have the permission. It is what it says. Take a look in global permissions for the groups who have "create space". You'll find your user is not in any of them.

In the data centre that Atlassian runs Cloud out of that is nearest to where your initial users started using it. They are in the Republic of Ireland, Frankfurt, Singapore, a couple of places in the US and Australia

Do not do this unless you know you fully understand the structure of a Jira database so you can be sure you won't break anything, and you have Jira completely offline, with a full, proven backup before you run the SQL. In fact, just don't do it at all. Use scripts, or the API.

What old plugin? I thought you were trying to install Service Desk?

You can use a custom select list instead, but it won't work quite the same as the system priority field.

If by "online", you mean "Jira Cloud", then no. Priority schemes are not available on Cloud

There's some misunderstandings here - the columns were interpreted as "columns" by some, but others, including you, thought the question was about "fields" (which are not columns"). If you have Jira Server, or your project is Classic on Jira Cloud, then you can add fields to the backlog display by customising the card view…

You could start trying to amend the templates that draw up the screens, but this would leave you unsupported, and it's probably not as easy as you think it will be - as you start to make more space for your names, you'll find other things being pushed out by that, and you can quickly get your screens to be a complete mess.…

Yes, log in as an admin and use the "install" option on the "manage applications" page.

That is not an issue, if you set your permissions correctly. The system dashboard is needed as a landing point, and needs to be public to enable that. If you set your permissions correctly, then people landing on it who should not see any data on it will not see that data.