Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

No, there's no automation for historical issues that are missing a resolution (or have a bad one). You'll need to script something that can resolve the issues, or re-open them and re-close them. If you do that, the resolution date will remain "the day we fixed the resolutions", not "the day we closed the issues"

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! That sounds like your admins have not whitelisted your IP range in the Philippines (or your IP is blacklisted by Atlassian because it's in a known abuse range) You'll need to do some network tracing. Try using "trace route" tools to reach your Atlassian site ( "traceroute…

You might not be giving it enough time to process - "You have recently posted the same thing" can apply to the current reply you are trying to make. Sometimes when you hit "reply", it takes a few seconds to post it and it doesn't always refresh and show you the reply that you have made. But it does have it and it's…

>>"Steps do not have an order. Transitions do, for the menus" >>They obviously do, as per my screenshot that you can check out here: Nope, your screenshot is showing transition, not steps. You can re-order the transition shown by adding properties to the transitions. >>"Your process is wrong." >I'm not sure you are in the…

This all works the same way for my users, so I'm a bit stuck on what you are seeing.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The best way to do this is to make them an administrator, then ask them to remove you as an admin when you leave.

It is one of the weaknesses of TMPs, they really do need to start using the global fields properly (they are moving this way, but there's a long way to go)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You don't need any apps to "integrate", but you will need to look at what you think you want from "integrate", and it probably will need webhooks or apps. Start by explaining what you want from "integration".

Depends on how the library that provides Jira.CreateRestClient does authentication. We can't tell you much beyond "use the key in the authentication process" without knowing how you are trying to connect or what libraries you are using.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It's an issue tracker. First hit on any search engine is https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira which talks about it as such.

What application are you using? Most of us use Jira for test cases, but you've not said what you are using. Also, most of us use apps designed to support test cases inside Jira - are you using one of those? (Zephyr, XRay, Qmetry, etc)

You have set the field as mandatory, so you have to fill it in. That includes having to provide it when importing issues. You'll need to provide a due-date for every issue you are trying to import.

This chart only works off the resolution field, as does a lot of the rest of Jira. You always need to work with resolution in Jira, it's the second most important field the system has, and almost the entire system reports off it.

Do you have Scriptrunner installed in both?

Externally, yes. You would need to look at the first issue that was created by the import to get it's current key, then look back at your CSV for it, then you can work through the rest of the CSV mapping each issue on to the next issue key in the list. (This could get quite complex if you have imported into multiple…

No, I can't provide another way to ask - you're asking in the wrong place, and I don't know where you should be asking. The manufacturer does not redirect you here. I suspect the that they might be using Confluence for their docs, and you've clicked on "help with Confluence" instead of "help with product.

You are asking in the wrong place, we are here to talk about Atlassian stuff, not installing operating systems.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! If you mapped the old issue key into a custom field (or the external id which is intended for exactly this), then yes, you have a mapping. If you didn't import it, then all you can do is look back at your CSV and map it by order - the lines of CSV should have been imported one line at a…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, premium is the same as standard in terms of safety and integrity.

Go to global permissions and add a group the user is in into the bulk-edit permission.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You don't need to update anything in bulk - if your projects are all using the same scheme, you just need to amend that one scheme. There is no way to get to the database on Cloud (and you wouldn't want to do it that way anyway, database amendments on Atlassian systems are slow, painful,…

You need to talk to the administrators of the system you are trying to use. I'm afraid we can't tell you anything more than that.

But does it need more work?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Move will automatically retain values for fields if the field is valid in the target project and has the same context. It will drop any values if a field is not present in the target project/issue type. It is asking you to give it a Story point field because that field is required in the…

The gadgets can only work with fields that have a list of options. A number could be anything the database can cope with, it's not a fixed list of values you can count.

This looks like you should have five separate projects, not hundreds of issue types.

That's not going to work, your calculation is not going to give you progress, it's going to give you the mean average of the estimates. The code given by Ram in the question you've linked to is a good starting point, but you will want to modify it to so that it has some more if branches. I suspect what you really want to…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Premium Bitbucket has a higher limit, but it's still limited. The solution is for you to make fewer calls from your code.

Yes, you need to be an admin to change the upload limit.

It's not really supposed to be used in there, try adding it to the standard environment. If it's not working, then you'll need to show us exactly what you've put into setenv.sh so we can debug it.