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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I'm sorry that you feel the need to downgrade to another git management tool, but TLDR, yes, your code, in your repositories will be kept. For a while. Not forever. There's a whole string of rules and date gates here, but the shortest story is: * You unsubscribe or stop paying for the…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! A few of us have experimented with GPT and it's pretty much the definition of "terrible". Grammarly wants me to change that sentence to be less negative. But it really needs to be more negative, and I don't know how to do it without swearing. Yes you can chat with it, but it delivers…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Hi Ron, do you have a question for us, or are you just saying "hello"? I get a feeling you might have questions, but there is absolutely nothing wrong with a simple "hello" at all, we welcome every new Atlassian Community user we can get to talk to (except spammers, we're not too fond of…
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Google drive's urls do not change because the pages are not being moved when you change them.
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Nope, won't touch it with a bargepole. I have sight problems that mean a lot of dark mode systems fail me, and jira Cloud's dark mode is one of them.
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That looks like you have a macro listing some dates for your meetings. If it is repeated, it's likely that your page simply has several instances of the same macro on the page.
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By definition, if you are using an encrypted password, the plain text version is not stored. You will need to decrypt it using the cipher tools, and that means you'll need the encryption password to decrypt it. You need to ask the people who encrypted it for you.
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I'm afraid the templating functions in Confluence only goes to a page level, you can't template sections of a page. I've not seen an app that can do it either. I have seen people build separate pages from appropriate templates and then write a "long version" which is simply a bit of stuff around the main subject (a table…
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Um actually, you can do a bit more with Behaviours now - it works with six of the custom field types. But still only on the create screen. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Marketplace-Apps-Integrations/Behaviours-for-Jira-Cloud-custom-fields/ba-p/2260725#M5879
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Hmm. That's not how the email channel works. When you send an email to the service desk project, it reads the email and converts the body into the description and the subject into the summary of the email. As do the email handlers for non-service desk projects. They do not attach the email to the issues. They also import a…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira does not have any configuration settings that can be exported and reused, beyond taking a full backup of everything, which can be imported into another empty Jira. You need to be looking at tools that have been built to enable project and system configuration to be moved between…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What does this have to do with Confluence?
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What do you mean by "integrate"? What does that mean? And on which side would you prefer to work? You can do clever things with Butler in Trello and Automation in Jira, but I would recommend looking for a power-up in Trello to talk to Jira, or a Trello integration app for Jira.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The most simple options is probably to put "approval" in as part of the workflow. Change the standard process from "To do -> in progress -> done" to "To do -> approved -> in progress -> done", and put conditions on the "to do -> approved" to prevent the wrong people approving the work.…
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You will need to create a script or automation that can calculate your new field from others. What scripting or automations tools do you have available? Automation in Jira?
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Look at the project permissions and role memberships. That's probably not the answer you are looking for, but we cannot tell you more than that because your question does not explain what you actually want. What do you mean by "get"? And what does "part of a project" mean? They can see it? Or do they have to be able to…
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In a filter, use "order by rank" to sort the issues. (Or order by custom field if you choose to create a second ranking field) Note that if you try to use a field of any other type, you will fail. A number field for example will not allow you to order things easily (Think through what you would have to do if you had 10,000…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Which application do you mean? Jira or Confluence? What are you using to do the approvals?
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You need to be looking to the standard fields, not the "Jira software" fields.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! That's not really a question for the Atlassian Community, quicksort is a good place to start (although it is in 3rd place, not 1st), but radix, comb, insertion, and the rest of the options are all good.
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But how can you tell that a marble that you can not see is of a certain colour? Simple answer, you can not.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira's UI shows "none" when a field is empty, rather than having any value. For some fields this is a "null" in the database, for others, there is not even a row of data for it. To look for "none", just run "<field> is empty" as a search.
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So how do you answer the question "please give me all the marbles that are not blue" when you have some marbles where you don't know what colour they might be? Logically, you can not. Humans assume, computers need clear rules.
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They have the Table filter and charts macro installed. If you click on one of the icons, it will pop a macro entry box up, which includes a link to the docs at the bottom. Confluence does not natively support table sorting (it's always been weak on tables, leaving it to partners to provide apps that can do it better)
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Story points are not supposed to be used as time measures, they are a comparative measure of estimates. "Relative difficulty" is a phrase one of my colleagues used. If you have a story that is 2 points, you can look at others and say "that's half the size of the 2-pointer, so put 1 point on it" or "that's about 10 times…
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You could do it, but it would be pointless. Once the first anonymous user has liked or disliked, the next one would only be changing the vote, not adding a new one. All anonymous users look the same to Confluence, like they are all one single account, so there would only ever be one like/dislike on a page
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Atlassian is a company that owns and runs Trello as a service. Trello 2FA is a secure method for securing your access to the service. Atlassian acquired Trello in 2017, and as part of the "bringing it into the family" work, later converted it from having its own internal user account…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The proper solution for this is to get your admins to fix the "fielditis" problem they've allowed to happen in Jira, starting by getting rid of most (ideally all) the fields with "status" in their name. The way to fix this now is to use the "restore defaults" option at the top of the…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Forward one of the emails to https://www.atlassian.com/trust/report-abuse; There's no need to write any explanation on it, just forward it unchanged. The code that reads those emails will add the abusive site to the list of sites Atlassian check for abuse automatically. It should be shut…
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See https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/Personal-Access-Token-for-Bitbucket-Cloud/qaq-p/677663