Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

I've done this a lot. Let's say your workflow is open -> needs approval -> approved but you want to be able to skip "needs approval" sometimes. You add a transition from open to approved, but add a "condition" to it, one that will hide the transition in the cases you don't want people to use it. You probably need an app to…

https://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/download

Does the OMCS operating system support running Java? If so, you can run the Atlassian servers on it. You'll need to log in and perform the installs as per standard Atlassian docs.

The only way they can comment is by replying to, or sending new, emails with the issue key in the subject, and this assumes that you have set up a dummy account to process all of them, as per the doc you refer to. If you want them to comment and use their email, they will need a full Jira account.

It means you have not paid the bill, and you need to get that paid if you want the service to resume. See the earlier conversation about how to go about that.

It's not a bug, it's doing a sensible and secure thing. It sounds like you are mixing up "log in to machine" with "log into Jira". Just because you're an admin on your PC does not mean you are logging into another system (unless you've set that system up to automatically use your PC as the authorisation) To log into Jira,…

You'll need to rework your python code so that it does not alter the object while it is running over it. This is a slightly different error, but is the same solution - https://hackernoon.com/filtering-dictionary-in-python-3-3eb99f92e6ee

Not if you export and import as per the database migration docs - the data is not locked to a type of database.

It's really bad thing to do, that's why Jira does not have multiple assignees. I've been engaged more than once to clean up the mess made by doing it, in a couple of cases, by the very people who were arguing for it here in community.

Stop giving most people project admin rights if this is a problem for you. Then educate your remaining project admins

A quick search pulled up https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/git-status-failed-with-code-128-error-bad-signature-fatal-index/qaq-p/207697#M6023 as the answer.

What do you mean by "can't find it on the issues panel"? The list of available fields includes all custom fields.

Rig up Prometheus to send an email to Jira when the first alert happens, and read the issue key that is created as a response. Then if the alert happens again, get it to use that issue key in the subject of any further emails to Jira. You could also do this with REST calls instead of emails, but it's a bit more complex

Yes, Jira is an issue tracker first, and as a tracker, it's pretty much the core function to be able to track what has happened to an issue. It has a complete issue history for every issue - that's what it is for!

How are you identifying "board for a user"?

I understand what you're trying to do, but it seems like the report would arbitrarily drop data out, which may not be useful for most. You could explore writing an app that provides the report you want. And I would strongly recommend some text in it that tells people that it is ignoring data deliberately, so they don't…

Yes, that's right, a board shows you everything that a filter selects for. The thing that is a problem here is that you can leave status out of a board mapping. It's not wrong in itself, a lot of us have uses for boards that ignore issues in certain status. What you are not understanding is that choosing to ignore a status…

Is this about the Insight app?

Both are good at what they do. You shouldn't be looking at "which is good" or "better", but at which one matches your needs better for you

You will only get the admin menu after you log in as an admin. Can you confirm that you cannot log in because you have lost your username and/or password? Have you tried the "forgot password" link?

No. It's got several steps because changing the issue type is a fundamentally difficult thing to do, as it is structural. All the config of an issue hangs off the issue type. You might get better value by looking at why your people are raising the wrong type of issue

The issue tracker for Bitbucket does not have a "mark as spam" function. Could you tell us what you marked as spam mistakenly? If it is a community post, we can un-spam it, and if it is something else, we can find a moderator.

I'm sorry it's not the email problem - I talked about it simply because it is a possible cause, but as you've ruled it out, I'm sorry it wasn't! (because we'd know what it was and how to fix it) Anyway, on to the next question. The code in Jira is very simple when it comes to "next number". It looks at a single field in…

Git is a source control mechanism, not a publishing platform. You can "upload" whatever you want to a git repository if you have access: * git init (to create a repo if you need it) * git add <file> (flags a file you want to add) * git commit (hands all the flagged files to the repository, sticks metadata on them and makes…

I'm going to wimp out of the "favourite" - I do have favourite games, but they change too often. Mostly because I finish them and don't go back, in the case of computer games. But, random list (which I will probably edit soon): * If it runs on SCUMM(tm), you're in the right area. The early Monkey Island games are…

The community is happy to try to help anyone who has problems, we don't care about the size of the install (well, we do, as sometimes the number of people using it is technically important, but not when we're trying to help) To jump right into it, could you give us a bit more info on the questions? * What are the symptoms…

How is it "not accurate" to report on exactly the data you have? You need to stop mixing up the search with the report. You have searched for (and saved as a filter) "everything that has label X". You have then chosen to report on that with a gadget that adds up the number of instances of each label. There is nothing wrong…

My household is firmly in the "Bah Humbug" category for most of December. We've all had times when Christmas starts in mid-November and a month later, the actual day is lost on us because we're already so tired of it. Apart from the preparation (looking for and getting presents), we robustly ignore Christmas until the day…

Swapping to another system won't help you if you have a misconfiguration or not enough resource on your build machine. You need to identify what the real problem is (it almost cerisn't bitbucket from what you've said) instead of just doing a knee-jerk jump which won't do anything useful for you.

I can't see how this is "masking" anything. The filter for "label = x" returns the issues that have label x. The filter reutrns a list of issue that have x. You seem to be focussing on "issues that have x, but also y". The filter is nonsense if it does not report all issues with X, so, ff you're looking at other labels and…