Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, but yes. Team-managed projects share the core system fields already, but that's of no help to you. Then they implement their own private custom fields (which is horrid for any group of teams, because they can't collaborate on the same data, the search starts offering many fields of…

I would caution you against using a temporary email address - if anything goes wrong, you won't be able to recover the account, and you'll have to redo everything from scratch.

This has nothing to do with Confluence, unless you've decided to install it on the same server and do some integration with it for some reason.

How are you "copying" a board?

Is that field in a form, or in a Jira field?

I've listed the data you need in the first paragraph of the answer. Have a look at https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/intro/ for the core Jira stuff (reading the issue data) and getting started. When you've got that, you'll want a look…

Could you explain what you mean by "buckets" and "phase"? Are "phases" sprints?

I think Melanie is talking about the option to see the workflow diagram, which should be beneath all the transitions in the menu (it's not a transition)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You have to have board admin rights, but then you go to the board, click the board configuration (near the top right - ... menu) then towards the left click "quick filters"

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, because most browsers still assume you mean http when given a URL without specifying the protocol type. Still, with banks, I'd expect them to automatically redirect to https if someone tries http, they certainly shouldn't be using http (it should only be used for sites that are 100%…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! >Is there a way to have one service management queue and be able to update a client key/Project or link all of the projects so that when the ticket comes in we can assign it to the right client? The short answer is "no". Queues belong to Service Desks, and those have a 1:1 relationship…

Cloning them is probably more effort that moving them. You can bulk-move up to 1,000 issues at a time, and it's very easy. The problem with cloning is that, yes, you can keep the link back to the original, but what happens if people carry on using the old project? Your projects will drift off, existing issues won't be…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can not create a user without an email address. There is a "cheat" I use for this sometimes - gmail (and other systems) allow you to set up distinct aliases for a mailbox, and if you use one of these, the Atlassian account system sees it as a separate email. So, say you've got…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Assigning a workflow is done in the "workflow scheme" for the project. If your workflow is not appearing on the list, then I suspect it is a draft, you have not yet clicked "publish", so it's not available for use in the scheme yet.

You may well be stuck then. You could try raising this at https://support.atlassian.com/contact , but I don't know if they'll be able to help. Your admins may be able to edit the board and issue ownerships (reporter, assignee, etc) as well, but they won't be able to do everything (issue history etc)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Atlassian shut down and eventually remove, older systems that are unpaid for, or have not been accessed for over six months (just logging in to read something should be enough to reset the counter). They send plenty of warnings to the owners before initiating a shut-down, and again…

The number of users that you will need to pay for will match your DC/Cloud install number of users. If you think you only have 100 people who will be using it, Zephyr Squad could be the better choice, but I would look at Scale as well. I tend to say Squad is almost always right for under 50 actively using it, Scale if…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Worklogs exist on single issues, the ones on sub-tasks do not belong to the parent issue, and there's no copy. What the parent issues are doing are calculating estimate and worklog "sum of sub-tasks" when you have the "include sub-tasks" in their display, or look at the Σ fields.

You can't notify assignees that are not there! I think you need to revise the selection criteria if the issues are not assigned.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It sounds like you have two Atlassian accounts now, one with the old email, one with the new. Atlassian may be able to merge them together, but I'm not sure they can if you can't get access to the old email. Can you still log in with that account?

No, as @Kristopher Perez said already, there is no way to do this built-in. You will need to script or automate it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Your requirement seems a little muddled, so I'm going to answer for a guess at what you meant. ("Only developers can create P1 and P2" clashes with "any other role can raise any priority") I think you mean just "Only developers can create P1 and P2 as well as P3, P4, P5, etc, and anyone…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The velocity charts are built from the data on the sprint (start/end date/time, estimation statistic, and name), the data on the board (what status are in the last column), and the data on the issues that are in the sprint. I don't know what you mean by "get", but assuming you mean you…

No data changes when you subscribe, the licence only enables you to carry on using the software, you don't need to migrate, install, or re-configure anything on Cloud, just pay for the subscription. (On server/dc you have to paste a licence key into a box to enable it, but that's all) Additionally, some apps enable more…

That's the only way I can think this might be happening. For an issue to appear on the board, it must * Be selected by the board filter * Be in a status that is mapped into a column on the board * Have the current active sprint in the sprint field For an issue to appear in the backlog, it must * Be selected by the board…

With all status mapped into the board, then the only way I can think to replicate this would be to have a post-function, listener, or automation that is fiddling with the "sprint" field. Or a human is doing it, deliberately or inadvertently - do any your transition screens have the sprint field on them?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Are you using a testing tool to provide the "tester" field? I can't explain the invisible tester field (to all but reporter) without an app that provides this unusual behaviour. It may also be related to the due date. But that would be expected if you were using plain Jira - a sub-task…

Yes, the UIs in Jira Server/DC and Jira Cloud are very different (they're very different pieces of software. Nowadays, I tend to describe them as "for the same things, with compatible data", but not the same code or software any more). DC does not have that option.

That's a simple list, not a dimensional gadget. But, look for the "filter display" gadget - you point it at a filter, select what fields you want to see, and add it to your dashboard - it will display up to the top 50 issues with the fields.

Yes, but it's not done a lot. Community leaders can (un)accept answers and we do sometimes try to look at old open questions with a view to getting them an answer. We do have a channel for talking about answering old questions, plus an easy way to filter. But we tend to be looking at new posts rather than old.