Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Quick filters are applied per session, not board. If you were looking at a board with none active, and I was looking at the same board with a filter removing sub-tasks applied, which one would the rest-api return? They're both "active"

There is no way to do this. Priority lists are global, the same for all issue types (and all projects on Cloud)

Depends on the version of Oracle JDK. Apps you write for server are up to you to charge for. Docker doesn't cost either.

Ok, choose which dashboard to keep, and add copies of the gadgets from the other dashboard to it.

Yes, sort of. You can create one single field called "application", but give it many contexts - one for each project (or group of projects). The reason I say "sort of" here is because it's not one list of options, modified by project, it's a set of independent lists of options. This means if two projects have an…

Summary is a text field in Jira, intended for a short description that summarises the issue.

Projects don't have dashboards, so no. Could you explain what you are trying to achieve?

The date the resolution last changed from <empty> to something <not empty> >Our workflow places all closed tickets in a "Done" status - we are not using the Resolution field. You will need to take account of resolution in your workflows if you want most of Jira to report accurately.

Portfolio has changed to "advanced roadmaps". To get them in Cloud, you need to go premium (but standard Cloud now has some roadmap functions in it) As you can see from https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211147/project-configurator-for-jira?hosting=datacenter&tab=overview - it does not have a cloud version For SAML…

It's not stretching the links, it is adding parameters to them so that when the person lands there, the system knows who is signing up. A properly configured protection program would understand that. Anyway, there's nothing you can do about this. The problem is that the MS ATP system on the receiving end needs to be…

The only way to do that is to read the pages that list them.

Could you tell us what the logs say as the dashboard fails to render? I don't have the time to plough through some-one else's log with no idea when the error may have happened.

I don't think you can remove it from Cloud.

Are all your issues (and their sub-tasks if they have any) in the last column on the board when you end the sprint?

No. Let's start from scratch, as I don't think you are understanding something and it's worth explaining my starting point Let us say (numbers here are samples, not your versions unless I've guessed well) * You have a Jira installation called My-Jira. This is on version 7.6 * You have a Jira installation called Other-Jira.…

Depends on how you are running it and what version of Jira you have. If you are running it behind a proxy where SSL is terminated, then Jira is irrelevant. TLS is handled by the proxy and you just need to configure the proxy to reject the lower versions of TLS that you don't want to use (not strictly necessary, but it will…

Only by saving it as a bookmark, if I remember right. Jira's default landing page is the last dashboard you were using.

This has nothing to do with the question or answers. But use a post-function on the create transition.

The products have diverged significantly over the last 5 years, in architecture as well as behaviour. They're developed by two separate teams for two separate types of user base. So, no, while they came from the same place, and have some things in common, features, widgets and gadgets do not flow from one to another much…

"I need to read from the database" does not explain what you are trying to do. It is almost certainly the wrong way to do it. Instead of running off down the path of a probably complex and inaccurate solution, could you explain what you are trying to achieve instead? Your original question was "I want to get the number of…

Oh, it would have helped if you had said it was a project import and nothing to do with upgrading. The problem you have here is that project import only works with data that is from an identical version of Jira. You will need to upgrade the source Jira to the new version you want to import into and then redo the export.…

Starred filters are not part of a project, so there are no links to them in project screens. You can still get to them quickly from the "filters" menu.

You're missing the point - the #d thing is not a Java function. Java's "parse" functions won't work with them. You will need to either translate the strings in your code, or pass them through Atlassian code that understands the format.

This looks like an Atlassian "pretty" time string, something Atlassian does, not Java. To parse these, you'll need to use Atlassian's code, or write your own to convert it. The format for Atlassian's strings are #w #d #h #m - # being "integer number of" and then week/day/hour/minute. A parser for those isn't too hard to…

* I'm not Atlassian. We're a community of people who use Atlassian stuff * As far as I can make out, nothing has changed on the Atlassian side for months. You've never been able to use two Atlassian accounts in the same browser window at the same time. * If it has, then it's something your admins have done. Best guess is…

Use explorer to find the directory the error references, right click on it and check the security and permissions, changing them to the user running Jira.

Ok. You simply can not just replace bits of a system and expect it to continue to work. If you want to upgrade a library a system like Confluence is using, will need to download the source of the system, work out all the places where the library might be used, amend them to handle the new version and recompile it all. Or…

Go to global settings and change the "browse users and groups" permission so that it does not include the customers.

You'll need to have something in the new issue that you can tell the listener to look for as identifying it as a clone. A really obvious, but slightly clunky trick is to have a field that you set when your clone code runs, the listener looks for it, and then clears it out! But you might just want to look for "is a clone…

Stop using AdoptOpenJDK, it doesn't support Jira 7. Go back to Oracle. For plugin development, you can use either. But running Jira, you need to use a supportable JDK for that version.