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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Try component = B and component != A and component != C
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Best thing to do is forward any email you get from this system to https://www.atlassian.com/trust/report-abuse - you don't need to explain why you're forwarding it, and ideally, don't edit any part of it.
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You need to work through your project permissions, granting yourself browse permission to all of them (or the aggregated reporting browse)
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So you've already added it. That's why it won't appear in the list, you already have it.
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Why don't you just archive the versions they are not supposed to be selecting?
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I am not sure what all your abbreviations mean, nor what you mean by JAR. I am assuming you mean that you are expecting to see some Epics in Jira's Advanced Roadmaps, but are not seeing them. Your question does not have enough information for us to be able to do much debugging. We need…
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Yes, and it's already been raised with Atlassian that it's a poor choice of words - it doesn't take you to "view all issues" as people would understand that phrase. "Advanced search" isn't a great phrase, but it's at least not completely inaccurate.
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No, you have to be able to see the issues to run reports on them. The API and JQL respect the permissions you have set, there's no way to see issues you have no permission to see.
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This sounds like a poor use of the labels field, why are you not using user fields to hold associated users? If you must do it, you will need to get the name of the user as a string, and change it to something that does not have spaces in it (spaces in labels are a horrid thing to do to your people, it makes labels pretty…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It depends on what your system admins have configured. You'll need to ask them to look at what they are doing for housekeeping, and ask them to set up something to kill off unwanted files (I usually use logrotate to hoover out backup files if you're using them, but I mostly turn off the…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can do this by having a board filter that orders by date instead of rank, but it will stop you being able to rank issues in the backlog and board.
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This suggests you've already added it to the role.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You do not have any requirement to do this under data protection laws, so I'm not sure why you mention this. You can not achieve it anyway, as you can not prevent people having more than one email address. In fact, it is illegal in most countries to force people to have only one.…
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You will need to go through the SFTPAppender documentation, this is not an Atlassian question.
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Jira does not have a field type that works that way, and I'm not aware of any apps that can provide one. The closest I can get you is * Use a multi-select list - all the entries go into one field, but you can add as many as you like * Have a look at the apps…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Bitbucket Data Center is the closest competitor (and has compatible data, and works much the same way)
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You have not given us the part of the error message that is telling us what the problem is. If you want an answer to this, we're going to need to see the whole error message. (i.e. don't do screenshots, give us the plain text of the whole of the error)
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You can't add an epic-link to a sub-task, the best you can do is a text or url field that shows the link from the parent.
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There is no way to do this. The point of a swimlane is to go across the board and break up your columns into similar sections. Jira does do something like this when you are moving issues around though - if you pick up an issue to drop into another column, you'll see the column broken up into its different status, much as…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Very short answer - no. View restictions cannot be changed, a user has to be able to see a page in order to see the other parts of the page below it.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What do you mean by "unload"? Also "blocked"? Because I don't think you can be. If one of your admins has "blocked" you, then there is nothing you can do - you won't be getting notified about any changes, and you won't be able to log in to do anything.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The short answer is "buy more licences". Your billing people would normally be able to do that. However, Server is going away in six months, and Atlassian stopped new licence sales some months ago, to prompt people to move to the systems that are not going away - Data Center and Cloud.…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Log4j does not have a way to ftp logs to a remote server. You will need to script something to do that.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! That depends entirely on what methodology your teams are using to work on stuff. It is a very vague question, one that we can't start to talk about unless we know whether you are broken (waterfall), partly or fully Agile, using Scrum, Kanban, Lean, etc etc etc
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You need to talk to your organisation's administrators. We can't know who they are, your only options are to look around your Trello to see people and ask them who your admins are so you can find them.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Could you explain where you are doing this?
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Do you have advanced admin permissions in the project?
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The problem with your code is that you are not reading the name of the option. Casting a single-select to a string is not the right way to do it, but it will work because options have been coded in a way to let it work. Cascading select options have not, because they can't be. You'll need to use "getName()" to extract the…
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The application switcher only lists items to which your account has access. Are you sure that you are in the application user group for JSM?
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JMWE can't do this