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Have you selected story points as the board estimation statistic?
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You will need one of the automation or scripting apps to provide something (probably a listener) that can read your custom field and select an appropriate security level for you.
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Sub tasks do not move between sprints themselves. They are in a sprint when their parent story is in the sprint. Their own status is irrelevant at determining what sprint they are in. "Done" subtasks will move into the next sprint if their parent is open, because they are a part of it, but the sub-task will remain done.…
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What does the log file say the error is?
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It's down to the way the and and or operators work - I suspect your query is not joining the clauses in the way you think it is. And is pretty obvious - X and Y and Z does what you think, but when used alongside an and, OR becomes tricky - X and (Y or Z) is not the same as (X and Y) or Z. Try these to see how the OR is…
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I'm sorry no-one had a suggestion for you before. Your setup sounds good to me, but you've run into the one problem with it - no, you cannot have multiple version reports in a project. Jira projects assume the version is across the entire project, you can't limit the report. But, you could create dashboards to do something…
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What plugin? I am sorry, but your language is very unclear to me. I cannot work out what you are asking for or where you are working in your Confluence.
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When are you getting this error or what is triggering it?
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There's no question here. What are you asking?
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What do you mean by "confluence dashboard"? Are you on the default system landing page?
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As a project admin, go into the components section of the project admin section where you can see (and change) the rules for component leads and who is automatically assigned.
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I notice that you have two priority score fields, one from the Foxly app, the other seems to be a standard custom field. If you're interested in the second one calculating, you'll need to look at the automation or script you created to populate the field.
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You have it right - in order for people to see cards on a board, they need to be able to see the issues that the cards represent in the project. Your users need "browse project" to see the issues and hence cards.
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Where are you stuck, and what are you doing differently from the docs? (Bearing in mind the docs only cover a plain Jira with no apps added to it)
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Ok, thanks, that's telling us that there's not a lot more we (as a Community) can do, and you will need Atlassian to look at logs and so-on. You'll need to raise an issue with the Atlassian Cloud support team over at https://support.atlassian.com/contact
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Service Desk lives on Core as a platform. If Core is failing to do something, then it affects Service Desk because Service Desk is relying on Core to do it. You've found the right error to monitor, I'm afraid you'll need to watch that and try again when Atlassian fix it.
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Ah, ok, so you're expecting a Scrum tool to support you not doing Scrum. Could you listen to what you've been told earlier about why they're not there?
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Is there any more of the error?
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Where are you seeing this message? Is it when you click edit or create, or when you try to save something, or somewhere else?
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You will need to explain "chorus 2", templates, and versions. I suspect they are things specific to your systems, which we have no knowledge of, beyond that one of them is Jira.
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It's the 17:48 - because you have specified h:mm a, it is expecting "5:48 PM", not "17:48"
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It's not really a field, it's a display of all the changes that have happened to the issue. You can't get directly to it, as it is just a pile of change data, and even if you could expose it as an export, you'd just get a large field with a load of text dumped into it. There may be ways to get to the date you specifically…
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Ah, ok, I'm afraid the app does not respect the settings for dates. I am sorry, but you are stuck with yy/mm/dd there.
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You could try making the Tomcat run https, but a better option would be to do it at the load balancer or proxy part of the setup. (Note, also, you'll want to change that localhost - it's not going to work for the end users) Are you using a load balancer or proxy?
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Go to admin -> look and feel and adjust the date format there. Note that this is a global setting - it affects the display and usage of all date fields in Jira and all the apps for everyone.
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You already have a unique identifier for every page. In fact, two, with different patterns. The page id is a unique identifier inside Confluence. It also enables you to generate a "tiny" link for the page which, because it is derived from the id, is also unique and gives you the bonus of being able to use it as a url. If…
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I can't remember, it's been a while. This problem came to me as "we want to have unique numbers in a page name that is already unique and doesn't need it". They were trying to solve a particular problem that was better solved with something else in Confluence. The answer was to get them to explain why they thought they…
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No, you're not wrong. The workflow status should reflect your process. The default status are provided as a guideline, but if they're wrong for your process, go ahead an change them. Re-opened in the defaults really does mean "we closed this, but then re-opened it because we realised it should not be closed any more as it…
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Then there's not a lot we can tell you. You need the mail server to tell you why it is giving you that error message.
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The error message is telling us that you have not configured the server.xml for https Could you tell us what you have done in server.xml?