Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

No, Atlassian Cloud sites all live at <something>.atlassian.net Atlassian recently announced that this is not going to change in the near future. They have "allow other domains" story open and they were working on it, but they've said it's not going to happen in the next few years.

I think your leaders should have a think about what the numbers are really telling them. Unless your projects are identical in the way they are used, with the same sized teams and all the work being the same, a simple measure of numbers of issues done is not a useful metric. And why are they comparing the projects against…

Have you enabled sub-tasks in the issue type scheme, or project settings if it's a Next-gen project?

Technically, you could, by upgrading the Tomcat under Jira and modifying the settings. This, of course, is complicated, totally unsupported (not that you have any form of support now), and may break your Jira. I would strongly recommend simply upgrading Jira.

Yes, you will need to pay for everything you are using again.

Yes, otherwise you'll need to re-index your system every time you lose the index files.

If you're deleting an account then it's quite likely that you don't want to come back anyway. You'll be able to delete after the systems have been deleted - they are retained for a short time (a week I think) just in case, but after they've gone, you'll be able to delete your Atlassian account.

Next-gen projects don't expose the underlying workflow as much as classic projects, so, no, you don't get to see that quite so much. You should be able to go to the project admin though, and see the workflow, which gives you an edit option.

There is no off-the-shelf gadget or report that does that. You'll need to create a search and a gadget for each project you want to report on. But... I would question why you want to report on this? What use is it to know that project Gouda has an 80% resolution rate against project Leerdammer with 20%? Abstracted like…

That looks right to me. Could you show us the board config though? I don't think you have anything wrong, but there's currently something that looks like a howling bug to me, in the board estimation selection page and the config might point to that!

I am really very sorry, I do not know how to draw a database driver into a plugin build. I do not know if it is even possible. Part of my memory is insisting that if you want to connect to a database, the driver needs to be installed in Tomcat, which is something an application plugin cannot do. I am probably wrong, I…

Sorry that it's a bit vague, but the way Confluence nests its actively rendered pages looks odd to analytics if we don't do any discrimination against the "system pages". Personally, viewspace.action is the first one I'd ignore, but I'd also look at binning the front-end search page (it would be a bit like doing analytics…

It is, and I can never remember how Or and And combine!. Note that in my answer I completely dodged saying how they were interacting. I cheat and always stick brackets around every combination, just so I can be sure I know what it is doing!

Most of your question seems to be about how you would set up two select list fields as a cascading select. Jira does not do this. Have you tried using a field of type "cascading select"? This would not need any coding or automations to behave as a cascading select.

Projects have to have schemes to define how the work, so no, you can't remove schemes until they are associated with no projects.

There's no way to do this in Jira. Jira systems can be linked together and some information from a remote issue extracted in a local, but it won't see a remote link as anything more than that. Two options though * If you invested in one of the synchronisation apps, you could create a synchronised copy of the initiatives in…

It's a container page for anyone clicking through to a space via anything other than a direct link. I'd drop it from your analytics if you can, it's not telling you anything about what people are actually doing in Confluence.

Your question suggests you're getting a "no route to host" error. This is a network problem, it means the server cannot reach the other one over the network. Did you get this fixed? Was it the network connection?

This looks like you have an app providing the "DocValuesField" which is writing something dodgy into the database. As you're only getting one error, you should find it's only one issue that is affected and it will only break searching on some fields on that one issue. Everything else should be working fine. I'd want to…

You update the resolution in the workflow, by using post-functions or screens as above. For some workflows, there is a simple tick-box for "resolution set when I get into this status".

Fantastic! It was a bit of a guess, because we hadn't looked at it before. I was hoping it was that as it's an easy change but wasn't prepared to assume it would be that. There is one more thing with it though - without a searcher, the field does not know what to write into the index and hence, has not. So although it now…

You may need to explain this a bit - you have said "resolution status", which is nonsense in Jira - resolution and status are very different things. I am going to guess that you mean "resolution". This is a field you will need to set and clear in your workflow. It should be set to something when you take the issue into a…

We'll need to see the errors from the log in order to help you.

Doesn't the database driver jar have to be installed in the Tomcat, not the plugin?

Could you check what the searcher for the field is? Go to Admin -> Issues -> Custom fields and find your field, then use "edit details" from the drop-down menu on the right. You should see Field name, description and search template - what is that last one saying?

Yes, take away the "create issue" rights in the projects you don't want them to create issues in.

Ok, thanks for the screenshots Generally, this is what it says - it's in the process of installing an app already, so other installations and removals are blocked. This should not last more than a couple of minutes though. Do you get the same if you try again? Could you test by adding another app (a small one that you…

This looks like you have put validator code in a post-function. A validator should return the person to the previous screen, with a message you define in it (I doubt anyone would have put in "workflow error" and the "illegal workflow operation" sentence into a validator. Could you show us where these validators are running…

There's no special requirements. The upgrade doc for Core covers everything, and the upgrade process is done in-place - you won't lose any data. Of course, before upgrading production, you should * Test it all * Take a backup of production But the upgrade should be straightforward for you on these versions.

This has a load of stuff about working with dates: https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/set-the-value-of-date-or-date-time-fields With due-date though, it is not a custom field, you can set it directly on the issue with issue.setDueDate(Timestamp) instead of finding a custom field.