Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Not quite (although you could do it that way) You can just install your DC licence on your existing Jira server (you will need DC licences for all your apps too). It will then work as a "Cluster of one node". If you do that, you will not need a new installation, or to change anything your people are currently doing. ---…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, there's no "undo" on admin actions. But they are mostly easy to simply flip back to what they were before you changed. If you are not sure what to flip back to, there's a quick and dirty trick - create a new project, using the template you want to go back to, and with a totally silly…

The Σ fields only add up the field on the current issue and its sub-tasks. The thing that is not clear here is that child issues of Epics are not sub-tasks, but you can create sub-tasks on Epics. KeyOwnership Original estimate (h) ABC-123 Epic 1 ABC-126 sub-task of ABC-123 2 ABC-139 sub-task of…

Yep, I can do that! (Apologies for the late reply, got up today and went straight to D&D, just got back!)

Oh, Oh, I have just thought of another one I want to ask. I'm happy to take any Friday I'm not on duty for Team-23 or on our "20th anniversary / honeymoon" fortnight in September!

Nah, not falling for that one. Although you have given me an idea for a friday-fun topic now...

See https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CLOUD-6999 for the request to get it done. It looks old, but there are older ones still in progress...

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think you need to explain what "itrack" is to us Jira users who have never heard of it. Why are you asking? What are you seeing in your Jira that says "itrack"? Have you asked your Jira admins?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Log into the Jira that your Oracle admins are using to capture support requests and raise one. I'm afraid we can not tell you more than that, we are a community of Atlassian users, not support. We don't know where your support Jira is, let alone have any access to it!

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Could you explain what this has to do with Confluence?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No. You do not set an issue key when creating an issue, Jira uses the next number in the project.

All three of the "big" browsers are effective, fast and convenient - Safari, Chromium and Firefox. Many of their offspring are just as good, and in some areas, better than their base browser. * Icecat, Pale Moon, and the Tor browser are excellent variants of Firefox. * Vivaldi, Opera, and Brave are excellent variants of…

There is no "closed" flag on issues, the board looks at the sprint field. Can you look at the status of these issues? Are they in the last column on the board the sprint belongs to?

This looks like you are not authenticating properly, I am not sure Atlassian can help you if you get auth wrong.

Hi Shashank, A lot of us do this. The most simple way is to create a RAID project and add issues to it, but that might not be right for you. If you could expand on what you want to do, you might find people with some good ideas on how to do it.

@Fabio Racobaldo _Catworkx_ for those of us who eschew meat, it still works - tomato, mozzarella and basil is always a win. We don't need a replacement for the ham I am less sure about the vegans who would need to lose or replace the mozzarella as well, I shall ask my friends.

I'm going to cheat a bit and expand into books as well as screen (albeit some of my screen stuff is absolutely book based) I like horror films, very much on the spooky or supernatural side, with a good dose of psychological ones. So I revisit some. There are a handful of things based on Clive Barker's and Neil Gaiman's…

No, because your "local" drive might not be the same as someone else's. You can map to a shared resource with a common location of course (as long as it is accessible to the current user)

The first logs you want to look at will be under <jira home>/logs. You may, later, want to check out <jira install>/log, but it's rare that those grow rapidly, and the installers are much better at setting up cleaning for them. I suspect you'll only need to worry about the ones in "home"

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The usual reason would be that they are using Atlassian software to do support and you have a reason to contact them and raise issues or read some of the internal documentation. But most people who do this would do it with Jira Service Management, making you a "customer" who would not…

Server and DC are highly compatible though - you can buy a new DC licence, and apply it to your server, and have a single-node DC, without even restarting it. I always recommend that you build dedicated nodes properly, but applying a DC licence does work fine, and I've had no problems flipping one of my dev box between…

Thanks Reece! I've not worked with sprints recently!

If you're using a recent version of Scriptrunner to run the scripts, you can use HAPI to simplify the script: def issue = Issues.getByKey('SR-1') as MutableIssue issue.set { setPriority('Highest') setSummary('my new summary') } issue.store()

Yep, I've seen it asked around 400 Jira questions, including 50 that were coding, it only gave one that wasn't subtly or horribly wrong, and in the code, invented APIs and calls that simply don't exist. It's not a bad idea, I'd use it, but only after it's been trained on a subject with a decent dataset (and that means "not…

There's not a lot you can do with this. You've got one system that needs to send data to another one, but the target system is closed off from remote access, so the source system simply can't do anything. You have two options: * Allow the target system in (unrestrict the access, which you've already said you can't do) *…

Great! Thanks for letting us know you got it!

Hi Nadezhda, The "Jirashell" I've done a little bit with in the past is a Python library, so yes, you would be working in Python when coding with it. You don't need anything else - the library helps you write Python scripts that talk to Jira over its REST API.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Atlas, like the other Cloud products is a subscription model, so the way to remove it is not really where you would expect as a technical admin person. Go to admin.atlassian.com and hit "products", where you'll see a list of all the products you are subscribed to. As an admin, I would…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can not stop people that you have included in your main from, or asking them to join your site from responding to it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Your case seems to be complex, but it is very hard for a lot of people to read the wall of text you have posted here. I certainly can not make sense of it. Could you explain the problem again, in one or two short sentences, so we can look at the basics, and then hone in on the actual…