Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Yes, admins need to update the permission scheme or the groups/roles of the users (depending on what the permission scheme says)

You'll need an app to provide "static message" as a field type. A standard text field is made read-only by not having it on edit or transition screens.

You will need to create a dummy user with that email address.

You need to make up your mind if you want the client to set a level or not. If they should be able to set a level, then put the field on screen, include them in the level(s) you want them to be able to choose from and give them permission to set the security. (You can make it mandatory if you want) If the should not be…

Email templates for most of Jira are in the code. The exception is Service Desk mails, which are configured in the Service Desk settings.

* Admin -> Backup and restore on both ends * Yes

Select lists hold option objects, which are a Jira class, not primitive or standard objects So, the line String userBusinessValue = getCustomFieldValue("User-Business Value") will work as the options can be cast to strings, but the strings won't be as simple as the text of the label. Try replacing that line with def…

Ok, so that sounds like your authentication is not doing what you think it is, and it's not logging in as you.

Hmm. Could you show us a view of the board?

From memory, there are five different actions in bulk - * Edit (change the fields) * Transition (Change status by push through workflow) * Delete (don't do this unless you really want to destroy the issues totally) * Move (Change project and/or issue type) * Watch/unwatch

You can keep copies of files on your local machine if you want, but they won't be in Trello or available on the boards.

Not that I know of. I tend to work in places that have ScriptRunner installed (it's an Adaptavist product, so obviously my sales mob sell it where-ever they can!), and I tend to create a pair of global scripted fields that echo Sprint and Epic Link on all issues, irrespective of type.

That won't quite work without an app to modify screen behaviour - the native way to make a field read-only is to not have it on the edit or transition screen. You are going to need an app of some sort to provide this text. Either something that can inject the text, something that can make a text field displayed read-only…

You'll need another app that provides screen amendments or text fields like the toolkit ones.

No, they won't. It's a known oversight in Jira Software, one that is quite annoying sometimes. Sub-tasks are part of their parent, and Sprint is something that you can assume from the parent: if the parent issue is in a sprint, its parts must be as well. But Jira doesn't represent this on the sub-tasks, so they don't look…

With the same version, you have two options Export production to XML and import it on development Stop dev, copy the database from production and drop it into development, restart and re-index Jira In both cases, you'll want to copy the attachments over (rysnc is a simple way to keep dev up to date with production)

There are other apps that can provide a similar field, but you do need an app to enable something like this.

Why are you trying to use EFS? You don't need it for a Bamboo install.

Um, Bamboo doesn't support clustering, so I'm not sure what you are trying to do here.

You can't in this case. It is not possible to downgrade Jira data (technically, you could, by reading all the code that upgrades the data and writing something to reverse it all, but no-one has done that as far as I know) For the upgrade, see…

By the way, your profile only shows your activity here, it does not expose anything about any of your other Atlassian systems.

6.2.2 doesn't have the recovery password option as it says in the doc, you'll need to do what the doc says for older versions.

Yes, it is, that's what I am saying - old or new project, you just go to Project -> Admin and select a new scheme as needed.

Yes, please, I could do with answers to the questions I have asked. * Source: Export from cloud - yes, thank you, you said that already. * Target: You have still not said what you are importing into * Type of import: You mentioned space import, thanks. * Error messages: you'll need to explain what errors you are seeing. I…

I think you need to be a site admin to do that. You need to remove people with Agent rights to get the count of Agents down. I don't know how you've linked that to "trusted" unless you're counting "trusted" to be Agents.

That error message either means * You don't have the right fields on the create screen * You are using an account that can log into Jira but does not have the right permissions to view and create issues in that project

You need to be a Service Desk Agent (meaning have the permission to be an agent) Your admin rights give you the ability to do system configuration, they don't mean "can do anything". You can use your admin rights to grant your account Service Desk agent permission.

I don't know what you mean by that. Create new project then go to Admin project -> scheme to change -> select existing scheme. Existing project, go to Admin project -> scheme to change -> select existing scheme.

You'll need to use one of the apps that provides the ability to code for your arithmetic.

What is this maintenance job and why are you running it?