Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

I do not understand what you are stating here. Is there a question? What are you trying to do? (This is not a self-explanatory post)

Does the issue appearing in the backlog have any open sub-tasks (not appearing in the rightmost column under the issue)?

Yes, it's always possible to "integrate" Jira with other systems - it has a set of REST APIs you can use to talk to it from the outside and has functions for talking to other systems internally. We can't really tell you much more than that though. "Integrate" is far too vague a word to be useful - what are you looking to…

No, there's no way to do this. Team-managed projects do not use screens for their layout configurations.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to write some code to do that, something that can reach out to your Jira over the REST API and scrape a list of filters from it, and then display it in Confluence. (See https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/api-group-filters/#api-group-filters )

Oh, I see, you're wanting to stop your project admins doing their job. Your code is looking at issues, not the version, so it's not looking at the right place. By far the best route is simple education - explain to them that they are required to use the format you want when they create versions. This is not a good thing to…

This happens because you are using different types of board, with different layouts. (Backlogs are not project artefacts, they are part of a board). Check what type of board you are using for each one and what the project type is.

There is no permission for creating sub-tasks, only issues.

JQL is for searching for issues, not projects, users, or workflows. You can do a bit with it on dashboards though - create a filter for "all issues" and use it as the filter for a couple of "issue statistics" gadgets on a dashboard. The simplest one can group issues returned by a filter together by any searchable field, so…

I'm sorry, but that still tells us nothing. We need to know what you are actually doing and where.

But where? What are you doing that is not working?

The history lesson: * Jira became a thing, one that allowed "plugins" * A company called Greenpepper wrote Greenhopper for it as a plugin * Atlassian bought Greenhopper (as a plugin, then an add-on, and now what we'd call an app) * Greenhopper got rebranded as Agile (I'm old, I can't remember if this was with Jira 4, 5 or…

Argh - no, never add "unresolved", or any other resolution that has a name that suggests it. I've been yelling that for almost 20 years now! * The resolution is a simple field. * When the field in the database has <null>, the issue is unresolved. * When the field in the database has any other value, the issue is resolved.…

Batch.css is generated by the service when you ask it to render a page, there is nothing there to edit. You will need to write an app, or amend the code that generates it to get your code added.

This is still quite a vague question which could easily turn into a huge essay on history. A brief summary from me would include Agile is a framework for getting stuff that people need doing, rather than spending years building something that is not going to be what people need when you finally deliver it. Compared with…

There is technically an exception to this - you can apply the "anonymous" group to permissions, which lets not-logged-in users do things. But never do this on Cloud or public DC/Server install for any form of write (being assigned, comment, edit, transition etc) - you will be spammed and abused.

Yes, that's correct, I'm afraid the previous "correct" answers are wrong for server (and the docs referenced are for Cloud). With Server, you have to delete the project, then all the issues that have been moved out of it, and then go into the database and delete the lines from the project table.

You will need to edit the confluence.cfg.xml to correct the password back to what it should be (the installer does not change passwords when upgrading, that's something one of your admins will have had to do), and then apply the right encoding as per the docs you have been reading.

It's the same answer. Have you tried pasting your post's body into an editor that does not do HTML, or at least does not try to do any formatting of it and works with the raw text? (I'm old-school, I use vi most of the time), and then copy and paste the plain text from there?

Not if it is mandatory. Mandatory fields have to be filled when you create, edit, or transition an issue. Leave one blank (or set to "none" when it's a select list) and Jira won't let you commit your changes.

Oh, and cat /etc/passwd will probably tell you the right user too - this laptop has users called "jira" and "conf" named in there, alongside "root", "nic" and "esk" (my old dæmon cat who I used to test less privileged stuff)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There are a couple of problems entwined here. First, the obvious one is that your database is not configured to allow the account "root" to use the Confluence database. But, that's probably not the cause of the problem. The main problem is that you should never be running Confluence with…

Have you thought about the easiest option? Make the field mandatory on the issue, so a team always has ownership? (Even when it's wrong, at least the team will have to look at it and say "hey, not for us, pass it to another team)

Enhanced search (either as part of Scriptrunner, or on its own) is probably your only option, I can't find anything in the marketplace that can do this.

Please, please re-read the conversation. Is there some part of "the author of a page needs to be preserved for copyright and auditing" that you do not quite understand? Or that the author of the page is not the same as the owner of it?

A lot of my customers change the theme of archived spaces. You'll still need an app to provide the theme as Atlassian don't distribute any themes with the core product, and there are a lot that do a lot of clever stuff with the theme. But there are a handful of free themes, or you could code your own. One of my customers…

Yep, exactly what I've done, more than once!

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! 1) Will I still have an access to trello or the access will be blocked? Your access will be blocked. As your account is going to be removed, you will have no way to log into Trello. 2) The info from trello will be instantly deleted? No. My understanding is that Atlassian will treat it as…

Yep, I've got about 40 Atlassian accounts and although I usually only use two very distinct ones, I do get mixed up on the others, often using the wrong one to try to access systems, and I've mistakenly created some of them when trying to use a slightly different one. You're going to need to look at exactly what account…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This sounds like you have created a second account and started using that to connect to Bitbucket.