Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

The cost of an app is determined by the user tier you have for the main application you have added it to. I am guessing by "optimise" you mean you want to reduce the cost. There is no way to do this, other than reducing the number of (licenced) people using Confluence.

Your code is getting a list of custom fields with the name "multi user picker" and looking at the size of that list. What you really want to do is get the current value of the field for the current issue try something like final String customFieldName = "My Custom Field" def customFieldManager =…

Your administrators will need to add them to a role in the project, one that has "browse project" permission. You may also need to check the "issue security scheme" if you're using one, to see if the person is in the right security level.

The project picker can do this, but for a project to appear in it, a user must have "browse project" permission to see that project. Otherwise you have a security hole.

Boards are not containers for issues, they are a view of a selection of issues. Copying a "master" board is of absolutely no use to you for what you're trying to do. What you need to do is create a new project and create a set of new issues in it (plus maybe a pre-configured board to go along with it?). You'll need to do…

I'm afraid you'll need to start by reading the application logs. That error message is for end-users and is too generic to tell us anything about the problem other than that there is a problem.

Yes, and it's closed with the point that it is not secure. Even the information that the linked issue exists can be a security leak.

Your belief is correct. When we look at a custom field, it has a load of "options". Each one of these has several attributes, which include (but are not limited to) - a unique id, a display name and a flag to say whether it is currently active. To (over)simplify your case, and look directly at the database, part of what…

There's no macro export/import beyond a simple "copy and paste" of the main text, and manually copying the rest of the settings.

So, I'm a bit of a fan of Jira. It has some quirks, has made some decisions I don't like, or find particularly bad, but I'm a fan. I've yet to find a better issue tracker (for the range of complexities it covers - it's overkill for simple projects, and doesn't scale to bigger projects, but has apps and extensions that…

Ok, looks like they're plain Jira issues (with appropriate names and fields) Change the workflow for them so that includes a "retired" status and allows you to move the issue to them, setting the resolution as it goes into retired. That will tell Jira the case is now "closed"

One is software as a service, the other an operating system. I have a feeling you may be asking this question in completely the wrong place - Jira and Android are for utterly different things.

No, a Service Desk in Jira is a function of a single Project. You'd have to do some clunky things with automations or scripting, which would be counter-intuitive for your customers.

You'll "lose access" for one of three reasons: * You were removed (by yourself or another admin) * Your credentials have been changed * The subscription has lapsed Can you tell us what error messages you are getting when you try to log in?

Mainly the type, complexity and volume of the code and objects you store in it. The bibucket database is generally quite small (but proportional to your code and objects), and the installation of a mostly fixed size. If you're storing text in Bitbucket, that is compressible, but if you put in a lot of it, it's going to…

What have you actually configured for the Behaviour, and where is the rest of the script?

Your screenshot (and returned history string) are saying that you've blanked out the version, not set it.

When you create the linked issue, you'll then need to re-locate it and use that as the parent issue when generating the subtasks. Original and parent issue are not going to be referring to the newly created linked issue. However, you might find it easier to just put a set of sub-task creations into the workflow on the…

Under the subscription/licence details, there is a "cancel" option.

Go to Admin -> Global permissions and remove all groups from the right to "browse users". People will then need to know the user that they want to select in assignee, reporter, pick lists etc.

You can include one Confluence page as part of another with the {include} macro. That can be a good way to do navigation like yours because you can reuse it on many pages, but only need to write it once. For the navigation, you can easily put in the internal links with standard Confluence links. With "open in a new…

Your account is named as the owner of one or more Cloud products and is hence not deletable (because it would be illegal to remove the owner of something that's currently active) You will need to identify each product you are named on and either * Remove yourself as a contact for it (note that if you are the only contact,…

Could you click "advanced" next to the search box? This should give us a display of the query the "open issues" report is actually running in the background, to help us debug it (we only need the text of the query) Also, are all the issues that are crossed out subtasks or story-level? Is there a consistent pattern, like…

I can think of two ways to do this without leaving Jira, although one requires a little code. The native way with no code needed: * Create filters for* Created => startOfYear(-2y) and Created < endOfYear(-2y) * Created => startOfYear(-1y) and Created < endOfYear(-1y) * Created => startOfYear() and Created < endOfYear() *…

You'll need to get a valid licence for it and install the key (under admin -> manage apps -> Multi-level-cascading-select). Then it will start to work (or give you a different error to work with if your code is wrong). At the moment, you're calling a plugin that is not licenced, so it is refusing to work.

What have you got so far? (what does your script say, where is it run and does it have any warnings or errors in the editor?)

Sorry, going back a couple of comments: If the line def issue = event.issue is not working, then it implies that you are not putting the script in a listener. Listeners provide an event object to them (but you might not be working in the context of something that happens to an issue). If you're in a post-function (which do…

The table of contents macro does not do that layout, it's a traditional standard single column layout.

Yes, but they're all missing some of the good things Confluence does. This isn't really the place to discuss alternatives. Trying putting "open source wiki" into a search engine.

The app is included in Premium. Standard Cloud and Server/DC systems have to subscribe to or buy the app separately.