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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is not a lot we can tell you here, other than to start with the email channel settings and build automations on top.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to talk to the other department and arrange for them to give you admin rights, or hand the admin over to the right part of your organisation for account maintenance.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Schemes are project configuration settings, they apply to the whole project, not bits of it. There are no "irrelevant project issues" - the scheme changes you are applying apply to everything in the project, by definition. There are no bugs or issues with this, it is behaving as designed…
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So your app needs to implement the new overriding class.
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Does it update when you refresh the browser tab?
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! We cannot give you an answer to such a vague question - "integrate" is a suitcase word that tells only that you want systems to talk to each other, but nothing about what you actually want them to do. If you want help, you'll need to unpack the suitcase - tell us what you mean by…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! "It seems that you have tried to perform an illegal workflow operation." means that a post-function has failed, but that's not the underlying error, as you are getting it during edit and assign as well. The usual cause of this error is that someone has modified your database directly…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! A "consumer key" is a term used by other software, Atlassian does not use that term. You'll need to read the docs for the other software to try to work out what it means in Atlassian terms. At a guess though, it would be an API token for remote access to the system.…
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See https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/basics-updating-customfields which shows you how to update all types of custom fields!
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Your code is trying to call a class that you have not written into it. com.edm.jira.customfieldtypes.service.SingleUserPickerCustomFieldType is what you need to provide in your app. Or you need to try using the the com.atlassian.jira.issue.customfields.impl.UserCFType instead.
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Select list fields do not hold numeric data, when you get their content via a REST call, it is giving you the name of the option as a string. You'll need to code to convert from a string to a number.
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The error is exactly what it says it is - you are defining a variable with the same name as an existing variable (or class) Just use a different name for the variable, for example CustomField theCustomField = customFieldManager.getCustomFieldObjectByName("# of Scrum Teams");
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Kanban does not have estimates, so that's why you have to build an automation (you're not doing Kanban if you're putting estimates on cards) What is the trigger for your automation, and what is it set up to change (value on a different issue, the current issue, an epic, etc)?
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Jira does not have a folder structure to import into. Attachments are simply added to individual issues.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! We can't help you with this, because we are not your Atlassian administrators, and have no access to Mojang's Jira. You need to take this up with Mojang.
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What project type is it?
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Repeating the question does not tell us anything about what you want from "integration". We can't help you unless you explain what you are looking for.
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In this case, your story is 18SP (assuming QE selects 13 SP). If that can't be done in one sprint, then split the story up. There is no "clutter" in a backlog, it's intended to be a list of stuff that needs doing. Remember that it's a single team that needs to deal with this (your developer and QE person are in the same…
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Not really. No-one has yet defined what an "integration" would do, so no-one can give much advice. What are you trying to do?
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You should not be using sub-tasks for that. Scrum teams are supposed to be multi-disciplinary and work together on a story, not divide stories across teams.
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Agile (including the Scrum methodology which fits well with it) is all about being flexible and adapting to the real world. Yes, stuff will not be completed in a sprint, but the point of Scrum is that you are able to a) explain why and b) adapt to the change because you can explain it. The aim of a sprint is to complete…
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I agree, if you're finding you can't set a different security level on a sub-task with REST, then the bug has been fixed.
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Has someone added the resolution field to a create or edit screen?
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Look at the Σ fields for the estimates.
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It's not a legacy term, and it's not being kept for historic reasons. It's there because it makes sense. Please read the previous posts again.
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It was 7 years ago...
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is no "Java script" gadget available in Jira off-the-shelf, what app are you using to provide it? Could one of your admins disabled or removed the app? Or has it's subscription expired?
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I'm sorry you're not "satisfied", but it is the only answer to the question.
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There are no "workarounds", your choice to do it differently simply means you are not quite doing Scrum. And trying to use a Scrum tool to support a non-Scrum process is going to mean that you need to compromise.
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As I already said, try "order by <what you want to order by>". Order by Satus asc/desc, order by colour asc/desc, etc.