Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Correct, their accounts belong to them, not you, you can't inflict 2FA on other people's accounts.

You cannot search for things that are not there. The best you can do is search for something that is there, and infer a negative from the results. If you were to search for simply "assignee is not empty", save the filter and then use it in a dashboard gadget that groups by assignee, you'll get a list of people with…

Data Center licences can be upgraded, but they don't have a "starter licence". The lowest number of people for a DC licence is 500 people. "Starter licences" only apply to server, so as @Sreenivasaraju P says, you can't upgrade that. You can use Jira DC with Jira Service Management together, but you'll find it much easier…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The sort order in a board is determined by the board filter. The default is "project = XYZ order by rank". In boards where you have no control over the filter, that is what will be used in the background. When you say "custom filter", I assume you are talking about "quick filters". These…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! See https://support.atlassian.com/security-and-access-policies/docs/enforce-two-step-verification/

Check the permissions on all of the directories involved - the Jira home directory as well as the installation directory. Also, make sure your anti-virus isn't getting in the way, and that the disk is not full. If it's none of those, then you're going to start to need to read the log files to find out what the error is,…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There's a "user workload" report in the project reports (alongside version workload and time tracking reports)

In the list of transitions, it's not hard to work out the pattern, despite the missing milliseconds - the issues have been transitioned in pairs. Where you see New Status Old Status VerifiedIntegrated RejectedVerified The issue has gone Integrated -> Verified -> Rejected. It's the same pattern in the rest of your data.…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! A card is supposed to be a public representation of the full set of information, not hiding bits of it depending on the user (that's a massive drag to collaboration, when two people see different things, and misses the point of using a collaboration tool!)

Jira Work Management is currently the core of Jira, not Jira Software. Could you show us what makes you think the user has Jira Software access?

There's no way to do this - votes have to be recorded against a unique identifier (a user account basically) because you need that to stop multiple-vote abuse. All you have to use with an anonymous user is "anonymous". The first time anonymous user votes on an issue, that's it, no other anonymous user could. So you can't…

You could raise a support request, ask if Atlassian would kill it off sooner (or just stop backing it up after the first couple of weeks)

Does the new user have the permission "change reporter"?

I'm very confused here now. Your automation is trying to create a sub-task. Why are you calling it "move"? It is not a "move" as I explained before. Also, what does "run a sub-task" mean? The errors you are getting are because you are not feeding the "create sub-task" all the fields you have set to be required on…

Yes, when you apply the new scheme, it will set the new or shared workflow(s) on the issues as defined.

I think you should ask that as a different question. This conversation is about the field being locked so people can't mess up the configuration of it.

You can always go premium to get Advanced Roadmaps, or get one of the apps that extends upwards. Easy Agile, Big Picture, etc.

The answer I gave explains why you can't do it, and why it would be the wrong thing to do. You will indeed need to filter separately. Or run the results through a gadget that does not try to report on components.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! That's a very vague question, it depend more on how you want to be working than how any of us are working. My initial thought would be a simple 1:1 mapping - create a Jira project and a Confluence space for each project, mapped together.

So which one of the options I mention would you prefer?

Um, have another read of my last paragraph! The thing Automation can't do is move issues to other projects (because it always needs humans to do it)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You're getting projects and workflows the wrong way around. You do not remove a project from a workflow, you remove a workflow from a project. So it's the same answer. You need to create a new workflow scheme and apply it to the project(s) you want to remove the workflow from.

The clone process just clones the issue. It can't change any of the data on it, it wouldn't be a clone if you did. There are some apps that do enhanced cloning, which may suit you in this case. If you want to do it in an automation, you are going to need a new chunk of automation steps - retrieve the new issue and update…

Actually, no. In Company Managed projects, there are three things a field needs to be set for if you want to use it: * The field configuration can hide fields, but they still exist when hidden, and may contain data. * The field has to be on a screen to be used, but when it is not, it is the same as field config. * The…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Ok, this is not an uncommon mistake for inexperienced admins. There's a history, I won't bore you with, but the tech side is: When the resolution field is put on any "update" type screen, there is no option for (none unresolved empty, whatever you want to call "unresolved"). Update-type…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jack has already given you the links to start off with, but before you start, have a think about what you want from "integrate", because that is going to detemine what you need to do. "integrate" is a "suitcase word" - looking at the outside, we can see you want to link systems, but…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Do you mean project administrator(s) or Jira/System administrators? Jira won't let you deactivate your last System administrator if you're using the internal directory, you have to have at least one (but if you've done it with code or an external directory, I can run you through…

You have somehow ended up looking at two different projects! I think I have seen that happen when clicking through to try to admin a project a couple of times, but I've never seen a pattern to it. I also tend to work in 2-3 tabs, so it may be something to do with that. You will need to get an existing admin to make you an…

I am confused now - that screenshot is of the people management screen in a team-managed project. In a team-managed project, you amend what the fields are by going into the issue type configurations.

All you can do is go into the issue and change the status from there.