Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

No need to apologise, people opine differently I agree with what you say on the surface, but it is clear that you do not understand Scrum. You have not grasped the basics of Scrum task/issue/story. Or how sub-tasks are fragments of a story.

I'm afraid all you can do in this case is ask around the other people using your Jira with you.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Have a read of (at least) the last paragraph of the first comment.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Please read the previous answer I gave July 14 last year. At least the last paragraph.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Could you explain what this has to do with an Atlassian application or app?

I think the best option is to automate something - two things I'd do: * when a sprint is created, create a version with the same name (in all projects that the board includes) * when an issue is moved to "done" during a sprint, select the version for the current sprint on it I don't think you can do either of those with…

So when you go back to what was originally asked, what are you struggling with? You have not answered the questions I asked last August (or before) and without the information on that, no-one can give you an answer. We need to know where you are stuck. 

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira does not display the first couple of sprints (which I find annoying), but keep going and you'll get them/ The important thing about the sprints is estimates and done. Make sure your issues have a value for the field that you have chosen as the estimate, and then make sure your…

I'm afraid Rthomas and yourself are still missing all the points made. Nobody went back to the question and re-read it, then expanded on why my answers did not explain it. Again, to answer the original question, the query contradicts itself, and the follow-up questions diverge away from it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The best thing to do is stop using the same board. A board is generally representative of a team's work. You've got more than one team, so you should have a board for each team. The boards can include the same projects and issues, but to track without overlapping, you'll want to have…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! My guess would be that an inexperienced admin has added the resolution field to the "edit" screen for the issue.

This usually means that tasks and the other issue types are configured differently, so you can't just "edit" the issue type, you have to migrate (move) from one type to the other. The configuration to look at is all the fields and the workflow - the two types must be using the same ones. To change the issue type to a…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! These code snippets look like Velocity not being rendered. I know this is going to sound very accusatory, which is absolutely not my intention, but I still have to ask - what have you customised on this server that might be breaking Velocity? It may well be a bug, but my 8.2.3 system is…

Macros provided by apps don't usually live in the database.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, there's no "undo" in Jira, it just moves forward. You could refer to the last backup you took to see what was there before, but you can't restore individual issues from a backup.

See the answer I gave a year ago, there's not a lot more we can tell you.

Same question - The admins added you for a reason (although that might be a mistake, like you've got the same name as someone that should have been added). You really do need to ask why you were added.

So... much... cute.

So what version of Java are you using?

A good proportion of the people close to me are well-qualified in how humans think. Even looking at my main family unit, we had two polymaths interested in human thought, a sociologist and a psychologist. All of us saw Monday morning as a "dead time". I am thinking mainly of Dad (the sociologist) here, where he did a 9-5…

I think this is a bug in SR's addedAfterSprintStart function in enhanced search. I'll make some noise at the dev team...

What are the errors you are getting? I'd guess at the line with the loop on it being a problem - your def statement in there is defining i as a string, which you can't iterate over.

What errors are you getting?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! @Akash Jain could you explain what more "detailed info" you need, beyond "use the right version of Java for your code"?

Jira doesn't have a "release version" because it wasn't needed in a simple issue tracker 20 years ago. When it started to be a good thing to add (over affects and fix), Atlassian had no reason to do it, and a lot of partners who could. I'm yet to find a team that does not say that "fix version" makes sense. I do find that…

It is possible, but not in a single place - Jira does not have reporting that mis-reports things, but it does let you focus. You will need to build your reports so that they focus on what you want to see, rather than everything you have asked for. Create filters that report only on the issues you want and then run them…

I just think it's better to get the "don't look at the database" message out to people who might well be new to this as soon as possible in their journey. Most of my consultancy has been about asking for the "why" to get a better answer to the question, it's baked into my mindset. I don't think it's a good experience for…

Yes, but there's the deeper question of "why"? We should always think through that before giving someone an answer if it could lead them down a bad path. In this case, the question contains the answer to "why" - the poster is trying to automate / speed up macro code change. There's nothing wrong with that idea, but they've…

You do not add users as "free", it's the system that is free when you have under 10 active users.

This is a script which adds versions. What is the question about deleting them?