Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Annoyingly, I can't find the screenshots I used to use, but Bamboo has a concept of "Deployment plans" which take build artifacts and deploy them to wherever they may be needed as releasese. The missing screenshot is of a report that tells you what environments that deployment plan has been applied to. Bamboo feeds back…

You are very close - most people with this question don't realise the value from a select list is an array of elements. (I'm not sure it's a map, I've just used arrays and collections in the past, so I'm not qualified to comment if that could be an extra problem) The contents of the field is a list of one, but for a select…

That's one of the few excuses for doing it. However, you will find it safer and easier to edit the xml before import (Assuming you have a text editor that can cope with the size of it)

There is no way we can know how you have set up your proxy. But if you're going to switch, it's not too hard to tell Jira about the new one. Edit the server.xml file and look for "proxyName" in there. If your proxy is going to have a new name, you'll need to change that, and then change the base url in Jira. (I'm assuming…

You will need to get in touch with your site administrators and ask them to fix your access, either by adding you back into groups you were removed from, or to investigate the permissions in Confluence that are now blocking you.

For a field to be relocated into the people section, it needs to be of a type Jira thinks of as "a person related field". This means you will need it to be a field that presents itself to Jira as a user-picker, multi-user-picker or group-picker. I'm guessing you have added a text or select field?

An existing site admin will need to add you into one of the groups that grant site admin

An existing site admin will need to add you into a group that grants site admin

You don't need to think about "forms" in Jira - it already has them. There are four you might see - Create, Edit, View and (sometimes many) for transitions. In Jira Core, you can keep it quite simple, presenting people with a "create" screen with pretty much nothing other than a summary. Although I would recommend you give…

No change, still no significant number of clients asking for them.

The workflows are not relevant to your question. The issue type is a structural piece of data that is added to a project via the "issue type scheme". Just adding one to a project (or, probably better said as "making an issue type available in a project") has nothing to do with workflows directly After you've added an issue…

There is a connection problem somewhere. I would start by checking the username/password combination (as I regularly mis-key passwords), and then the rest of the connection data on that config page. Then I would ask the administrators of Jira to look at the application logs - these should record the response from…

I've used Smartdraw with Visual Script most recently. There used to be something in Scriptrunner that drew diagrams which were reachable from Confluence as well, but it was deprecated when Atlassian added the visual workflow editor.

Do the people you are trying to find have view access to the page according to the space permissions and view restrictions on the pages above it in the tree?

It's hard to tell, but it looks like your CSV is not right, and is not what you've shown us here. The importer is trying to import two issues, not one, which implies your CSV has three lines (header and two records), and the summaries it is seeing are not what you have shown us. The CSV it is reading also seems to be…

There's no way to know what a plugin is accessing, unless you get the code for it. You'll need to ask the authors of each plugin.

Yes. The installer can't know what you have configured in order to enable https, so it just installs a standard set of files as though it were an ordinary http install. You need to re-do any non-standard configs (such as https) after an upgrade.

It is safe to install system updates, except Java, if you have chosen to use your own Java installation instead of the one distributed with Confluence.

The first screenshot was not there when I read the question. Could you show us an issue that should be showing an estimate and what it looks like in the backlog view?

I am sorry, I do not understand the response. If you add new issue types to the issue type scheme, the project will offer the new types to you when you click create. It has nothing to do with workflow, problem tickets or anything else you mention in your follow-up.

401 means "unauthorised", which usually means you have not got the right user credentials being sent by the tool you are connecting with.

Have you set the board estimation statistic to look at original estimate?

Add the types to the project, via the issue type scheme.

Go to the workflow, edit it, and you will see "add status" as an option. Or go to Admin -> Issues -> Status, and add new status (which you can then select in the workflow editor)

Only if the projects have permissions that let them see it. You will want to remove that from the projects you don't want them to see.

It is up to you how you measure a sprint outcome, it needs to be relevant to your processes. Once you define how you measure it, you can look at your tools to work out how best they can help you show it.

That is not how validators work, they have to read the data after people submit it.

Ok, have you upgraded all the apps as well as the core? The errors are happening during the load of the add-ons, so I suspect the existing ones are out of date and crashing when loading. If you can't get to them, then try to restart it without them. Stop Confluence, go to <confluence home>/plugins and find all the .jar…

What does the rest of the error say, in the log?

If the application log is empty, then the service is not running. If the service starts and then halts without writing to the application log, then there will be an error written into the catalina.out, or an error thrown on to screen when you run the start up script.