Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Cloud seems to have had a problem where this stopped working over the last few days, but it has been fixed for others. Are you still seeing this problem?

Ok, but can you show us that your user can make changes somewhere else and be logged as the right one? When using the API?

You only need one licence per system the app is installed on. You'll need to talk to the vendor of the app to get your licences merged!

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! All of this probably needs to be asked of your teams, not us in the Atlassian Community - we don't know your processes, nor what DOQ or WNST mean. The one bit we might be able to talk about is your "one click" idea, but you will need to explain it a lot more than a very short quote that…

Ok, which part of https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/running-jira-applications-over-ssl-or-https-938847764.html have you done differently?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Atlassian applications don't have a UI for adding certs, because certificates need to be installed in the java underlying the application server, not the application. So you will need to do it manually. My scribbles say this works (and it does in real life), although you will need to…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, you don't need another licence. Trello counts the different users of the workspaces, not devices. If you log into it on nine different devices (like I do), but use the same account, you're still just consuming one licence.

Your script appears to be referring to a local file, that's not going to work.

Cloud changes frequently, but I've not seen permission changes in the last few months worth of release notes (additions for JPD, but those would not break existing permissions)

@Dave Mathijs - I admit most of my metal shirts gradually got supplanted by the Atlassian stuff over the years. I think all I've got left is the leather jacket (and my old LUAS shirt with a drunk mummy on it, although that's not very metal, like Adrian was)

It sounds like your cert has expired and you need to install a new one. See https://confluence.atlassian.com/sourcetreekb/manually-importing-root-code-signing-certificates-windows-744721444.html

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, there's nothing that will support "config as code" in Jira Cloud - it has no export/import functions for Automation or even project config built into it. It doesn't even have a "copy" function for automations! There are some apps in the marketplace which can take copies of config and…

Not really. Jira doesn't have reports for this because you should not need them. When an issue moves into the next sprint, your team should be talking about where they failed and how to avoid it happening again, during the sprint retrospective. You shouldn't want reporting on it because it should not happen often.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Why did you "restore the database" instead of doing a proper upgrade? Can you tell us what you did to do the upgrade?

@Ollie Guan - loving that you threw yourself in with the geek thing as hard as we could. Now, where can the rest of us get one?

There's no built-in reporting for this, because it's not what Velocity is for (to the point where it might actually be illegal in some places, notably Atlassian's second largest market) You will need to look for apps that you can add to do this sort of reporting, and run it past your HR department to see if you are allowed…

All of it! Almost all the reports are based on "sprint = X" in one way or another, so if you destroy that information, the reports stop working. You should not be moving stories by hand, you should let the "sprint closing, move open stories to the next one (or backlog)" function do it for you. If you do it manually, you're…

Can you show us that your user can make changes somewhere else and be logged as the right one? What does a "public" token mean? Who does it identify?

Hmm, it's not only enabled, it's set correctly for you as well. The story points should be appearing at the top of your backlogs here. This looks like Atlassian have implemented a bug!

Go to "board settings" and then "Card Layout"

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is not an Atlassian problem, you are going to need to talk to Google to get it fixed. An Atlassian account associated with a Google account will start working again when you get the Google account fixed.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I'm sorry for your loss. You'll need another admin to add someone else to the admin role. If you don't have anyone else who has admin rights, Atlassian will need to do it for you. Best thing to do is raise a request for that at https://support.atlassian.com/contact - select the "billing"…

You need to test which user your REST call is actually using to get into Jira. We can't get any further with this until we can show which user Jira is accepting the login for.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! "Move" is a bit of a misnomer in this case. What it means is "put the issue into another sprint, but retain the data about the old sprint(s) the issue has been in". If it did not do that, none of the sprint reporting would work. There is no way to "fix" this, you need the data that…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! In Jira Premium, you have access to Advanced Roadmaps, in which you can set up a hierarchy above Epic, and set up other levels. You can't do two conflicting schemes at the same time, that makes no sense, whatever the software, and it is not helpful for humans to see hierarchies that skip…

I'm not sure seeing the code would help, what we really need to see is that the user you are using to log in is the one you think it is. Even if you set up a simple dummy project (to be thrown away later) with basic rights for everyone to create, and see what your script is passing in as the user, I suspect you are going…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Probably not. The assignee of an issue, whatever level it is at (Epic, Story, sub-task) is the person ultimately responsible for getting the issue sorted. If you have assigned a sub-task to Bob, then Bob should get the issue sorted. Even when you are the owner of the parent issue, then…

I am not sure that your question is going to be answered in the way you want. Jira (and most other web-applications) are far more complicated structurally than you can accurately describe bits of them as "front end" and "back end". Where do you draw the line between front and back? Most Jira users use it in a browser, and…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Atlassian, and the Community here, will only write to you if you ask us to. Could you give us a bit more context? به انجمن Atlassian خوش آمدید! Atlassian، و انجمن اینجا، فقط در صورتی برای شما می نویسند که از ما بخواهید. از ما چه خواستی؟ ممکن است کمی زمینه را به ما بدهید؟

I'm afraid there's not a lot we can help you with. The message you are getting is clear that you are logging in with an account that does not have "create issue" in that project. Can you do other things with the REST API from this application? A good test would be to edit or comment on an issue and then go look at the…