Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Same as you would read any other custom field.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The "fix" is to understand what a UNC is. It is not a URL, and it's not "static" - it depends on how your networks are set up. In the most simple case for a UNC that will vary: /home/nic/bob.txt is not going to land on my bob.txt on your machine. And, of course, the server's UNC reading…

It's the same as given before.

No, it makes the roadmap work properly. Could you explain your thoughts here?

Don't run the script for issues that do not have an epic link?

The "owner" of a page is the space owners, not the author of a page. Again, Confluence does not have the concept of a page owner. The author is tracked in the history, so you don't need to do anything extra to log it. 

What app are you using to implement your workflows?

Yep, stuff gets added to the bottom of the list, so just look at that. Your team will have read the new stuff "yesterday", so the 10 new ones will stand out to them.

I mean changing the workflow scheme - either flip the project to use a different workflow scheme, or edit the current scheme. For example, if your workflow scheme currently says: * Bug: bug-42 workflow Edit that, so that it says * Bug: feature-42 workflow When you save the scheme, it will go through a migration (assuming…

Actually, no, VSCode is the client, not the service. It's up to clients to support the services they are clients for, it's not up to a service to provide things that they don't want to. VSCode and/or Github need to fix this, not Atlassian. In this case, there's nothing Atlassian could do, they don't either of the services…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! If someone can create an issue in a project, then they have the permission to do so. You will need to look at the permissions of all the projects that they are offered in the project list, and remove this user from the create permission for them (it's very likely that it is a global…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What do you mean by "toast notification"? There's no toast in any of my personal settings (cloud or server) Do you have an app providing these? Or is it a mis-translation?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Workflow export and import only covers the workflow. Schemes and the rest of the things that a workflow get involved with are not included. Even to the point where if a workflow does things with a custom field, the export will refer to it, but not contain any of the config behind it. If…

What would you expect as an "improvement", given that it has worked fine for a couple of decades now?

@lauren.betz - people add the fields they need, then automate the processes. So, yes, reviews work for most of us. Where are you stuck?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Scriptrunner. Now, of course, I'm going to say that - Adaptavist acquired SR about 15 months after I joined, so I have no problem with anyone accusing me of bias and self-promotion here. But I was using SR for a long time before I joined Adaptavist. When I started with Jira (which was…

Yes, exactly that. On Server/DC, you can use a scripted field with "return <value from wherever>", but Cloud does not support the field type that SR injects on Server/DC, so we have to work with whatever field types that there is a REST API for. It's not as good as the cleverness of proper scripted fields, because it has…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Go to https://trello.com/support and use one of the "contact us" options towards the bottom.

That is one approach, yes. Sometimes, there's no need to copy, you just flip to another workflow. The important bit you've got completely right (in that you're going to have to do them every time, no matter what your exact approach) is steps 5-7 - you need to stop using all the workflows that have a status you don't want…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I am afraid your question does not make sense to us. We don't know what you mean by "CB account", and we don't know what you mean by "resolved my account". Is CB an Atlassian-based system? If so, which one? Have you tried talking to your administrators about the problem?

As we've already discussed, it doesn't work like that. The solutions above are all you can do (and they do work, we use them regularly)

A share might be temporary because you can revoke / remove it. Shares and fixed pages are different things. When you use the share link, it's a URL to a thing that you are sharing. The tiny link is a URL that points to the page in the application. (The latest version of it)

Indeed, with no project defined, the issues could come from anywhere, so your user would need "manage sprint" in every project that exisits.

Adding buttons is not the same as modifying the layout and field displays.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The description, as a system field, does not have a context like custom fields do. It automatically exists for all issues and projects. What are you trying to achieve by working with a system field context?

Just to be clear on one thing - an issue can only belong to one project. That's the whole point of projects being issue containers, and why David is talking about copies/clones and links.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira Cloud does not support scripted fields the way that server does. You will need to use a standard custom field, and have your script populate it on change of data.

There's no easy way to work this out because the keys that belong to other accounts should not be shared. If you shared the key with someone or used it with a different account, you should already know who it is. If someone gave you the key, you will need to ask them. If you have no luck chasing it down, you can raise a…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Which report, and what are the exact symptoms? ("not able to view" tells us nothing)

Same as you do when any issue is added to the to-do, or backlog. You refine the backlog, putting the issue into the place you think it should be needed.