Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The "system" story points field is not locked like the "story point estimate" because it does not need protecting against mis-configuration, bu it is the easiest (and hence best) one to stick with. You are not missing anything obvious, it's just that someone has added "Story points"…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Works, yes, but it is not supported, so do not do it in Production, stick to the supported versions. I've not tested it extensively, and it's a very small, low-load installation.

There is no configuration for it, you log work done on issues, or you do not. You can not make "time spent" mandatory, you have to make it so that people have to log work on an issue. That is far better done on a human level though, explain to your developers why it is needed and useful, not force it with software.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! These gadgets simply report on the issues that you ask them to, and look at assignee because you've told them to. What you probably need to do is look at the filter behind them, and the data on those issues. A really simple example would be "show me all the issues in the project", so…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This means that your build environment (the shell within which the build is being run) does not include the path in which yq is installed, or the install of yq is failing.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Where are you seeing this error and what is the plugin doing?

See the discussion at https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Infinite-loop-stackoverflow-exception-jira-scriptrunner/qaq-p/2107065 

What app is providing that function for you? (I know of two that put the phrase "project data" on the screen there)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira does not do multi-tenancy - you can't separate the users completely, and certainly not in the data store. You can set up projects to be fenced off from other clients, but data such as the list of fields and users from other organisations will still be shared. The only way to do that…

How are you detecting which country the user is in?

Have you looked in the marketplace for all the exporter apps? xporter for example?

No, Confluence is a separate system.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Atlassian don't take feature requests from the Community (often), you should raise this in their issue tracker over at jira.atlassian.com I doubt they'll do this though, as the HTML is well-formed and readable.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to talk to your administrators, we, the community, have no access to look at your dashboard configurations.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Validators do not put the red asterisks on the screen as shown, so it is not validators causing the problem. The red asterisks are generated by the field configuration and screens.

Could you explain what "can't assign the issues" looks like? What, on-screen, can they not do, that is stopping them assigning?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I'm afraid your question does not make much sense. Assuming "test type" means "an issue type called 'test'", then filters do not belong to issue types. There is no "filter id of a test type", because there's no relationship between them. A filter ID is simply the id of a saved filter in…

JCMA is a different "kettle of fish", and it makes all sorts of mistakes. We regularly get requests for "trial" or "extension" licences which are actually all about using JCMA to do a Cloud migration, and our consultants are often the people asking for them. Migration (with or without JCMA) is not as simple as Atlassian…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The software running this site is built for communities, much like Tribe is, albeit Atlassian have coded a bit for it as well. The previous incarnation was actually Atlassian's Confluence with "Questions for Confluence" installed on it! Given that, I'd say the answer to your question is…

Jira is not a database (although it does rely on one to store its own data behind the scenes). You can use it to track anything that you can shape as an "issue". It is an issue-tracker, and does that best, but I've seen issues used to represent appointments, library books, hardware, cats, travel bookings, art, and, and,…

It works fine on a Mac, although it is not supported as @Carlos Garcia Navarro says, and sometimes it will fail quickly and hard if the environment has been a bit mucked around. The problem here is that you're not actually running anything. The installation creates a whole pile of files that make up a Jira, you don't just…

Yes, that is correct. Jira handles the unique key in its standard way - a simple sequence increase per project. There's nothing to stop you importing another key from a field in the CSV if you want (and Jira has an "external id" field built in for that if you don't want to do it in a custom field), but it won't become the…

It is actually that simple. JWM is always installed, it's actually the "core" of Jira - Software and Service Management are not independent applications, they run on top of JWM. The three applications are licenced separately - you can do things like 3 JSM agents, 25 JWM users and 50 Software users. Assuming your people are…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The Time spent fields are not directly editable, they're accumulating all the work logs on the issues. To "modify" them change the time logs!

Always good to hear I'm not alone! :-)

So what are the exact symptoms of "unable to bulk change"?

Generally, there's a lot less need for dedicated admins on Cloud systems, because there's a lot less for them to do than Server/DC admins. I've spent the last 20 years doing what Greg talks about - administrating, upgrading and, more recently, migrating Server systems to Cloud. Adaptavist has an "Atlassian Admin as a…

That's a very weird set of posts. Why would an admin "use it against you"? If that is the case, then I suspect your admins are people you should not really want to be be working with. Trello is a system that has permissions to allow people to do stuff with it, within the confines of what the owners want to allow. How is…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This suggests that your build environment does not have a path defined that includes the directory that apt is installed in, or you are running it on a system that doesn't use apt for its package management. (The "path" I mean here is the list of directories a process looks in for…

They do not do that, your problem is with your networking and/or 2FA system, not Atlassian's ID system.