Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

I suspect you changed the name of the page, so your page+name+bit changed. You should be able to change that back and restore the link. The some-number in the url should not have changed, because it's a unique page id. In future, there's a couple of workarounds * Pages can always be accessed view a "view" url that ends…

A simple way to do that is with Jira's "issue collector" functions, which generate javascript you can add to a website. If these won't do what you need, you can create a form in your website that can post your data into Jira over the REST interface.

I can't think of a way to do this without writing an app that would inject a new page into Jira. You could get the content for such a page from ScriptRunnner, I'm sure, and I've written gadgets that draw 99% of their content from a ScriptRunner REST endpoint, so I know that works. But I don't know a way SR could create an…

A very blunt approach (which will try to run anything you want) def thingToRun = "Command (including parameters) to run".execute() thingToRun.waitForOrKill(x) x being the number of milliseconds to let it run before killing it as a suspected zombie (I think it's milliseconds, been a while since I used it) Then you can…

Yes, you can do a lot with a Jira workflow, including make it work like that. Draw out the matrix you want, and use it to build the Jira workflow using "create workflow" You don't need plugins to provide any of these functions, although I would look at the scripting and automation plugins to make the process easier and…

I can't see any "free" ones at https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?hosting=cloud&product=jira&query=timesheet

There is no setting that would allow for that. Atlassian's current advice is to teach people to use right-click when they don't want to follow a hyperlink in the current window.

Nah, I'm the heavy-handed one. I apologise for that. How would you "fix" it? Have folders that aren't pages as well as pages that already do the job of a hierarchy? Throw away pages as containers completely so you have to build a hierarchy separately and then put pages into them independently (you can almost do this…

Is there anything going into the log files at all? <confluence home>/log/atlassian-confluence.log is the first one to check, then <confluence installation>/logs/catalina.out next If they have nothing being written at all, then the service is completely unable to start. The next test would be a command line shell, changing…

Are there any quickfilters set up on the board? If so, are any of them active and could it be them? It does look a bit odd when someone has a quickfilter for "status != 'in review'" (or something that works on other fields amended by a transition - like a group-picker or assignee etc) as dropping an issue into the "in…

Problem is that Jira needs it or a batch of reporting and searching will not work as intended. You can hide it with the field configuration, but if you do that, Jira will stop working properly. It's a historical design flaw (in my opinion) still hanging over from Jira version 1 (it was fine there, but as soon as we got…

Thing is, the issue IS being changed. It is having the fields blanked out (which you want your history to record). If you don't want the field changes written into the history (which does not actually have anything to do with the issue updated event, other than they're done as part of the transition), then you need to…

No, these should be in the history, or you can't tell when the field was emptied out.

These would be issues created by Jira users (agents) in the Jira project rather than via the portal. They don't have request types.

Again, if you would like to make this suggestion to Atlassian, please do raise it with them. I recommend that if you do, you should explain how Jira is supposed to know what has changed, and why they should change their design and visualisation standards.

What are you looking for from this "analysis"? If you want to do it by looking at issues in another tool, then search for the issues you want to look at and then use the "export to csv" function. 

You could raise a suggestion over at https://jira.atlassian.com, but you will need to think about it more. How is Jira going to know what has updated or changed? What is the rule that defines that? How is this better than asking a person to run a filter for "changed since the time I am interested in"? And also why…

Sorry, could you try the url again? The Lithium platform has this horrid bug where it adds junk to urls for no good reason, and it did it with my answer. I think I've fixed it now!

<sigh> So you're suggesting that software that does "folders" two different ways is simple? Really?

Atlassian listen, but no-one has yet proposed a simple solution to this that works with Scrum in a way that works for everyone.

It can, yes.

Your H2 database WILL fail at some point, and you are likely to lose everything from it. Please, move to a supported database.

Or maybe just allow delete so that you can improve performance, while having the flexibility to not allow most people to do it when they don't quite now how permanent it might be?

There is no way to have an assignee that is not a valid Jira account. One of your admins created EB, or allowed self-sign-up so they created it themselves. You'll need to talk to all your administrators. Atlassian don't add named accounts when doing support work, they use the built-in admin account.

That's correct, you've set a default for new issues.

The quick filters do not currently have that function. You'll need to write JQL for each filter you wish to apply

<sigh> It's not my fault you can't understand the question.

You need to do what it says in the error message - visit your account and remove yourself from the billing and/or technical contact details you are currently part of.

A query that selects for the issues you want. Probably "label = x" in this case

Could you show us the board filter, and an issue that should be appearing on the board but is not?