Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Team-managed projects do not use permission schemes, the access is handled in the roles and users settings for the project.

The memory allocation is not directly the problem. You need to look at what the test is doing that causes it to chew up all the memory it has been given.

So you'll want to use the REST API then. No, you won't have problems with a long term "no expiry" token, you can, and probably should, use one of them!

The original post contains a trace route that is consistent with the sanctions explained in the blog post. So yes, you're being deliberately blocked because of the sanctions against Russia.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What are you trying to do? Is this a problem with Jira starting up and being unable to connect, or are you trying to connect a database tool so you can run SQL queries? If it's the second, then you should stop trying. Looking at a Jira database is the worst possible way you can do any…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is a problem with Atlassian accounts - it's too easy to create an Atlassian account, then sign up for a Jira or Confluence Cloud site, add a load of people to it by email address, and then start spamming them via the site. Please send the list of sites that you've been added to to…

Sourcetree needs to know which account you want to connect with, so no, there's no way to avoid telling it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Could you explain what this has to do with Atlassian software?

Ok, but was it created as a Scrum or Kanban project (or another type?_

The intent in the blog post still represents Atlassian's stance, it doesn't matter that it is old. Have you checked your basic connectivity to the site? We can't tell you anything about the problem if you won't tell us where it is. Have you tried a simple "trace route"?

Please see https://www.atlassian.com/blog/announcements/atlassian-stands-with-ukraine and check your network connection for blocks.

Ok, so what type of project is it? Scrum, Kanban, or one of the business types?

What have your network tests shown?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You'll need to ask OneNote why it is copying the text as an image, and get that turned off.

Confluence does not provide reports as excel or word, so I have to ask what you really mean by "report" in Confluence? What are you actually trying to download?

It was just a guess. Access to other systems is irrelevant, Atlassian block access to different systems differently. I'm not spreading "false rumours". It is a fact that Russia has invaded Ukraine illegally, and it is a fact that many organisations are blocking access to their systems from Russia.

As I said, yes you can re-assign issues with bulk edit. There is no "balanced workload" functionality in Jira though, it is a flat re-assign.

I can't see anything you have missed here, so I'm a bit stuck. The next question is whether you have the backlog enabled (assuming it is a team-managed project) and what functions you think are missing?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You'll need to look at what the test is doing to establish why it is consuming all of the memory.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What type of project is it? We need to know if it is JWM/JPD/JS/JSM and if it is team or company managed.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Could you describe the problems you are having? We can't do much more than point you at standard documentation without a description of the actual problem.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What do you mean by "RFC feed"? In general though, there are two ways to "connect" to a Confluence system. The obvious one is "use a browser", which gives you the full UI, and the other is intended for other computers, and is the REST API. The REST API includes RSS feeds too, if that's…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! My guess would be that you are being blocked by the sanction rules that most of the world has imposed on Russia because of its illegal invasion of Ukraine. See https://www.atlassian.com/blog/announcements/atlassian-stands-with-ukraine for Atlassian's explanation of why they're doing it.

I'm afraid that's because it's not the right answer. Have a re-read of Jack's correct answer.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, there is no count function in JQL. There's no way to do it reliably that I know of, but there are some reports in the marketplace that have a "only show the first X results from a JQL", and more that can display the count of issues returned from a JQL (even the issue navigator will…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Could you describe the symptoms of "can't use"? I would guess that you are getting "site not found", or a "site blocked" message, because the "Great Firewall of China" often blocks Atlassian stuff for no good reason other than censorship. If it is that, then you'll need to find a way to…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira rightly does not allow group or multiple assignees, so no, you can not assign issues to a group. Of course, there is nothing wrong with having other fields to say "issue also belongs to a set of people/group/team", in case you can't find the assignee, or to determine who can be…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This error is not to do with permissions within the application, it is trying to tell you that your call has been made with a user who does not have any access at all, or that the credentials given are not right.

I'm glad to say that bug has been fixed, and you can no longer set the security level on sub-tasks with the REST API.

Most people do not know what DOD or STIG means, I'd suggest explaining the TLA and FLA in use here.