Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, this is expected. It's because you've put the issue into an unsupportable position, and Jira is trying to avoid data loss as a result. It's easier to explain this by looking at the data behind what you have done. Select lists work off a list of "options", and in the database the…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is no function in Jira for this - administrative actions do not fire events that the email system could pick up on. This also means that you can't do anything with scripts or automations - because there is no event, there's nothing to trigger them to act.

Yeah, I know, it does look a bit "botty". Atlassian have been asked to have a word with them, and apparently got a human response, and AI-detecting software consistently says their posts are human (I'd assumed they were too, because AI posts tend to be a bit more focussed and written in better English)

You don't need to do this, the resolution field cannot be left empty during a transition screen.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This sounds like the permissions for "assign user" are set to include only the Reporter and Assignee. (Not the "can be assigned issues" permission, but the "can assign the issue to someone" permission)

I've unaccepted my answer because we've now discovered that Atlassian have added this to some trello clients. It's not Trello doing it (probably - I can't get any of my trello installs to do it in any of the browsers I use - chrome or firefox based), but it is the client.

Scriptrunner can do anything JSU can do, because you can write a script for anything that JSU does. It also allows you to write other scripts that can do things that JSU does not support. Until recently though, it was not "no code" like JSU, you did have to find or write scripts to replace some functions. But a couple of…

Yep, the resolution field you have is useless, it's a botched fix for a non-existant problem, made by someone who doesn't understand how Jira works. You need to remove that botch, get rid of the pointlessly duplicated resolution field, and go back to using the system resolution field. There's no way you'll be able to use…

It's not hard to understand that you have a broken process. Why are your developers misusing the field?

Cloud and Server/DC are totally different products, and the editors within them are versioned differently. 

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is what it says it is - whatever you are doing in your REST call, it does not make sense to Jira, so it is rejecting it and responding with a message that says you have sent it nonsense.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This can happen if you reject or delete non-essential cookies from the site - it can't tell that you've already answered the question.

What do you mean by "Calendar type part"?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No. The whole point of restrictions is to stop people who should not see pages from seeing them. You will need to grant your crawler access to the restricted pages if you want it to be able to see them.

That's not what archiving is for, your use case is completely invalid. You should be flagging your versions as "released" to tell developers that something is in production. Linking an affects version to a fix version is pointless, it tells no one anything of any use, and having independent versions is even less useful, it…

Um, standups are not for discussing done items, just reporting that stuff got done, where each individual probably can tell the team what they moved to done since the last one. If it is of that much interest (it shouldn't be, because it implies micromanagement and the opposite of Agile), then look at the history of the…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Queries or filters do not have anything to say about how you display the results of them. A query simply returns a list of issues that match some criteria. The query you need here is simple: "created > -7d" will get you a list of issue created in the last 7 days. How you display that is…

It is almost certainly frauds sending spam. Ideally, get yourself removed from the spammers list of valid emails. But that's almost impossible, so the next thing to do is add the spam to your spam filters. If the spam appears to originate from an atlassian system though (<somewhere>@atlassian.net), forward one of them to…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! "Resolved" in Jira means that a resolution has been set on the issue (it can be any value, "unresolved" simply means there is a null/empty value in the database field). Your graph tells me that your admins have neglected setting a resolution when your issues are closed. They need to…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The colours are all down to your Jira "look and feel" configuration. "Create issue" is for creating issues in business (to-do) projects, or Software projects (this is broken, can we have a new thing, type issues), and for support agents to create to-do items in support projects. Create…

Ok, so remove the ability to comment from the permissions for the project.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think your image upload failed, so we don't have a lot of information. But you've also given us a load of coded data that makes it look like you are asking the wrong people. The Atlassian community has no access to your systems, and hence no knowledge of your PIs or what IPTF might…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is pretty much what it says - TCMS is not sending valid data to Jira, so you'll need to raise an issue with them.

Are your issues being marked as "done"? That is, in the last column of the board?

What is your "service" here? A custom field? An Assets entry? Something else?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Or rather, not, as you've been blocked. I'm sorry about that. Atlassian do not want to block Ukrainian users, but they do want to sanction (block) people who may support the invasion. The tech in use to do this is broadly based on two rules: * If your account belongs to an organisation…

 Why the "@ mention" in your posts? You do know it is spamming someone who probably doesn't want to hear it? This is a stream of questions about development in general, but I'll frame the answers for Atlassian stuff because we are in an Atlassian Community! >>> have a question about the language a servwer app is supposed…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think you are in the wrong place. I suspect you've been reading a site that someone has done in Confluence, and you have clicked on "help with Confluence", instead of "help with the device".

I think there may be a way to do this, but I think it's going to be clunky. The first one would be to have a flag field for "in someone's top five", which you'd need to maintain somehow. Obviously, doing this by hand would not be a lot of fun. I'm not sure an automation could do it - as they re-rank their issues, remove…

Tea, mainly Black. I'm not fond of White or Green teas, and dip into Oolongs and Pu-erh's when I want something a little different. Coffee is second, and for cold drinks, I go through an awful lot of Tonic water.