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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I do not think you quite understand what a sprint is for. A sprint is a time-box, in which a team is aiming to get some stuff done. The number of members of that team is irrelevant, only the effort the team as a whole can apply to the sprint. The estimate of completion by part of the…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Your developer cannot "forget" to set a resolution, unless an admin gives them a route to do so (and when they do, it is the admin making the mistake, not the user). There are many ways to set a resolution, but they boil down to two options. 1. Do it automatically. A user does something,…
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The best "solution" for all of my users is the current behaviour - when you need to edit a field, you click on it, it takes focus and you can amend the data in it. All of the examples you give seem vastly overcomplicated and unnecessary to me. You have given great descriptions of the behaviours you are seeing, and yes, it…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! "When" is presumptive and not really the question you should be asking. The answer to "when" is "when someone decides it's worth it, codes for it, and releases it, ideally when it's ready to be released" At this point, your question should probably be "is anyone working on doing this?"
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There's no way to do this. If a Request is raised, it is mapped on to a specific issue type. The point of agents raising issues without requests is that they get to choose all of the data that goes on to the issue, including the request. If you didn't have that flexibility, you might as well throw away the ability to…
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There are some apps that add directories to the attachments for a page, is that what you mean?
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I'm afraid that's simply wrong. The point of category is to help people with complex processes see the broad overview of what's happening. It's not to classify issues as done. In complex processes, sometimes one team's "done" is another team's "to do". Categories can't support that.
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It's never going to happen, it's the wrong thing to do.
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The software challenge you describe here is not technically within the software. The problem is you trying to use a Scrum tool to support a non-Scrum process. But I would like to see the ability to split an issue and have the new issue pick up some of the sub-tasks from the original automatically. Before you start the…
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Sourcetree and GCM don't work on Linux, so now I'm completely lost on what you're doing.
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Ok, but no, I'm afraid not. > It happens most often in teams that a user story last for more than one sprint. Argh. No. When a story rolls over into another sprint, then your team has failed. It should be looking at why it has failed and trying to fix the problems the team has. That's the whole point of doing sprints - a…
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Mmm, what would you change it to then? Page permissions are all about allowing access to pages, so page permissions seems right to me, especially on a page that says "space permissions" on it.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Could you explain what NIFI is? What Atlassian system is it?
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Because you have set up GCM to apply that profile to sourcetree.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Your subscription is for the service, not individuals, so yes, everyone gets the premium functions (and pays for them)
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The pie chart can only show so many slices, it will join together the smallest groups to make the "other" slice when it has too many slices to display.
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Yes, that's how it's supposed to work, I am questioning why this is a problem for you? There's actually a really simple fix for "not having to manually move things out of the backlog" though - turn it off or ignore it. Make the backlog the first column of your board.
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You will need to move them into a sprint, then end the sprint. Or just progress them through the workflow to their end state, so they do not report as being done as part of a sprint. Você precisará movê-los para um sprint e depois terminar o sprint. Ou apenas progrida-os através do fluxo de trabalho para o estado final,…
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Are you trying to create the same type of issue?
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Your script is not actually reading the contents of either of your fields. You need to read the fields into NValue and Cvalue, not just create the two variables.
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I don't recognise that, what "widget" do you mean? When you go to add a gadget to your dashboard, what do you select to get this thing? There's no "table widget" listed in a standard cloud system.
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I'm glad you've managed to fix your broken workflows, but you still have a misconfigured board. You need to swap the pending and done column, so that done really is "done", rather than "in progress" Resolution has nothing to do with "done" - remember that one team's "done" may be another team's "to do"
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I'm glad to say that most of those are not held in the database, so you won't be able to do whatever it is you want to do with SQL. I very strongly recommend that you forget that Confluence (and the other Atlassian applications) even have a database. Their databases are simple data…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, Atlassian products are only available in tiered levels of users. For 1-10 users, you need a 10 user licence, even if it really is just you and one colleague.
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You won't get the "none" option if you set a field mandatory and default it.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The problem here is that a trigger executes in the background - there's no user involved in it and no UI in use. So there's nowhere for the screen to appear.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to give the user access to view the space, and then restrict every page at the top level, except the one containing the page you want to let them see. Then you'll need to restrict all the other pages around that one page that you don't want them to see. Добро пожаловать в…
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How are you recording the PM's approval in Jira?
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Kanban boards do not have sprints, so that automation can never work. Boards are not containers for issues, they are a view of a selection, and the backlog is not separate, it's another way to look at what the board is selecting. Why are you trying to automate this? The whole point of a…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to talk to your administrators about getting a new issue type. Once you have it, you can create a search for it, and subscribe your people to it, so that they get notified. Maybe something like "due-date > now() and due-date < +7 and issuetype = licence".