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This is not possible. The Jira admin roles are all or nothing.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is not an Atlassian subject, we can't really help you with any of this. Maybe raise the issue at the Atlassian system the error message mentions?
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Depends on how you deleted them - if they were just moved to the trash, they can be recovered from there. If you completely deleted them, you'll need to recover them from a backup.
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* Both. The trial ends and you will have to pay for the app * There's no conversion of anything, you just have to start paying. It will match your product plan * You can change your whole plan to monthly * An annual plan runs for a year after you convert to it
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is what it says it is - you have installed an app, presumably a pdf exporter of some sort (there's several in the marketplace), but not given yourself any access to use it. You'll need to talk to your admins about getting access to the app.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can install it, but you will need to licence it for the number of users you have in Jira, you cannot licence it for only part of them.
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It sounds like you, or one of your other admins, have deleted the space your pages were in. Or, is it possible that you have logged into a different Confluence system?
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can not. The velocity report is entirely built upon the sprint data, so if you destroy the sprint, you can't report on velocity any more.
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There is no way to do this. You can either link issues or you can not.
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Jira does not have fields that change options by user (it's not a good thing to do in a collaboration tool)
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The simple answer is that your product manager is wrong. You should break down your stories into pieces of work that fit within a sprint, whatever the product manager thinks suits them. The stories are for the developers, not the product manager. If there are stories created that are larger than a sprint, then break them…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! An issue link is a link, it is just information that two issues have some form of relationship. It doesn't do anything else, although some apps will show them in different ways. So: * There's no "violation", an issue link is a link showing that two issues are related. "Dependency" is…
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You simply can't do this. Before you start a transition, the previous one has to be complete. If you do do it, then the best case is that you'll end up with an issue that is inconsistent state and can't be transitioned, worst case is a simple crash with a load of incorrect data written on to the issue. Use script-runner's…
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It is indeed doing something funky behind the scenes...
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There are several problems with your code here, but we should get the first two main ones fixed before going into detail on the others. * A post function is the wrong place to try to do validation, or reporting, you should be doing validation in the transitions validators. * You can not…
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Date and date/time fields work fine for me, as do the others although "components" may be called "component/s". Just adding the name of the custom field in the customfied_nnnnn format should sort it.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I'm afraid the app only works for the Saas version officially. You could try putting in the URL for your server, but I don't believe it will work.
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What do you mean by "grade"? (Or "rating" - I'm guessing that you are talking about the same thing here). Is it a custom field for example?
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to talk to your email administrators for your work account. Your email setup is nothing to do with Atlassian stuff.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, there's no downloads of reports on attachment metadata built into Confluence. The best you can do is go to the space's admin section and look at the space-wide attachments list for some of it.
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What do you mean by "go to the next question"?
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Groups do have an id in the database, but the code doesn't use it. Why do you want the group ID? What are you planning to do with it?
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That doesn't look like a valid path to the JVM. Not that it's an incorrect string for the path, but it's not shared with the server, so it can't read from it.
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You can't do this yet. All sub-task types in a project are available to be created under any issue type in the project, you can't limit the sub-task types by issue-type.
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Why are you adding labels that you will never use again? That's not what labels are for.
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I'm not seeing this problem, could you explain a bit more?
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We can not help you without more information. What are your "payment issues"?
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There are really only two ways to "access data from Jira" - use the UI or use the REST API. There is a third option for those of us on DC/Server, we can read the database, but it is horrid to do so, and the REST API is much nicer. Could you explain what you are trying to do here?
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Why have you got people who have the same name? I know that is a provocative question, but it's not really about "same name", it is actually about "same identifier". Why do you have 20 people you cannot distinguish?
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Adaptavist is a UK company at its heart, and the UK, while not a particularly Christian country (a news story this year was that less than half of us, are, for the first time, not ChristIan), really throws itself into the idea of a "Christmas break". The country effectively shuts down for a couple of weeks, and gets away…