Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Azure permissions only apply to applications that run on Azure and it understands. Whilst you can run Cofluence (Server/DC) on Azure, Azure does not (yet) have any understanding of it, so the best you can do is use the users and groups that Azure publishes for Confluence to use.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It is important to understand that boards are a view of a set of issues, not containers for them. You need to set up your boards so that they include shared issues, so that when someone amends an issue while looking at one board, other boards that include that issue will show the new…

Decreasing the threads may be a better option, it depends on how your OS handles threads and the CPUs you've got available. It is a lot more complex than this, but for the fastest indexing, you should try to aim for only 1-3 threads per CPU core to minimise swapping and other overheads. If I were trying to run a large Jira…

You can't really do it on server either - you need to talk to your DBAs about what your backing database will support before you try to amend Jira settings. This is a question that piques the interests of people with a questioning nature. Why are you trying to write essays in issues?

This is very much a case of "follow your organisation's process." What would they want to do, and have they designed your Jira to support their process?

Why would it? There's no need for documentation for a tool to talk about any particular framework, especially ones that are a subset of a wider framework or an adjunct to it, and not used by most people using the tool. If you decide you want to work within a particular framework, then it's up to you to work out how a tool…

The short answer is that you don't. Because of the way Jira works, you can not rely on the value of a scripted field being correct or even populated when you are running other scripts. Your new script will need to replicate the code behind the scripted field.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Confluence pages don't have either of those things natively, could you explain why you are expecting to see them (most importantly, where - what macros or apps are you using to try to create them?)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Status are global objects, and have to have unique names. You can't add a new status to a workflow with the same name as an existing status, and if you change the name of a status, you affect all the workflows that are currently using that status. You can have different names for status…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Start with an explanation of what the framework/regulation/idea is, and then move into looking at how the tool works.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Issue collectors are a block of javascript that Jira can write for you that give you something you can embed in another application. There are loads of other ways to do it, but they all come down to "code that issues a REST call to Jira to create/edit the issue". A lot of applications…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is what you think it is. If your fields are on an issue-type's edit screen, then you can get a "not on screen / unknown" message when you have not authenticated correctly because you won't be able to see the screen you're trying to use.

Yep, scripted fields don't appear on "edit" screens (screens that allow for issue data updates - create, edit, and transition) You can use the Jira Toolkit message-for-edit fields to put static messages on transition screens, but the only way I can think of getting a dynamic message field on to a transition screen is to *…

It will only appear in bulk-edit options if it is available on every issue edit screen for the issues you have selected (at least for the issue types it is available for. If the field is not on some of the issue types at all, it can still be set on the ones that it is available for)

No! Do not do that! Sorry @mfabris but you've suggested doing something that is a classic mistake in Jira, and one that inexperienced admins make a lot. Do the first two bullet points, but not the third and certainly not the last paragraph. The third point is that you do not need to add a validator to make the resolution…

To block comments, see https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/How-do-I-remove-the-quot-comment-quot-field-from-issue-resolved/qaq-p/1026938 For the note on screen, use a "message for edit" field from the Jira Toolkit to add a field that contains the note to it.

You could change the code in the macro so that it embeds HTML links - I'd do it in the space name text myself. Instead of $thisSpace.getName() try something like the below (untested, I can't remember how to get the base URL, and I'm not sure the getKey is right) <a…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! We can't help you with that, you have not explained what your problem is, or given us anything to look at.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You have never been able to clone a project (without apps or scripting). The closest you can get to a "clone" is an empty project that shares the same settings with an existing project. When you create a new project, look for the "share settings with an existing project" tick box

Could you please re-read the previous conversations? I've asked for you to explain what the problem is, and how you might solve it, but got nothing back that suggests you have looked at those questions. I've repeatedly asked for a definition of "current project" when people are outside a clear project context, and what you…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think you need to explain what these two accounts have to do with Atlassian stuff. Are they Jira/Confluence/Bitbucket accounts your organisation have called something else?

That does not explain what you are trying to do.

Security levels are set at the project level, not issue type.

You can not set a security level in the UI, subtasks take their level from their parent issue (because they're a fragment of that issue) There was a bug in the REST API that let you set different levels on sub-tasks, but it may have been fixed...

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You've basically defined the job that a Scrum Master is volunteering for when they choose to be one. We have to explain to seniors that being Agile means getting things done and delivered, unlike waterfall, and we have to explain to juniors how to do so. Your seniors and juniors sounds…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This setting only applies to the "done" column in Kanban boards (the last, rightmost column on the board). Is that where you are seeing issues not updated for over two weeks?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would strongly recommend that you invest in an app to do this. The database is the worst possible thing to try to look at for reporting (of any type, not just the time in status). If you must look at the database, then you need to look at the changeitem and changegroup tables -…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I don't think you are asking the right people. Your question does not seem to have anything to do with Atlassian stuff, and even if it did, the answer would be "you need to talk to the admins of your systems about access".

These links are not filters, they're actually just links to predefined searches that most people find useful. So there is nothing you can delete.

My current team does not, but I'm not working in an area where they would be useful. The weekly team meet (plus Chris chasing anyone who does not make the weekly because of other commitments) works fine. When I was in support or development, then oh heck yes, a well-run daily standup really helped.