Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

This does not sound right. Jira's mandatory fields are done by having a "field configuration" that tells it to demand a field from create and throughout the lifecycle. Transition screens will let people blank out mandatory fields, but will not let a transition proceed if the field is empty. So the obvious way to get this…

You could, for a company-managed project board, change the board filter to "order by updated", but that would destroy your ability to rank issues, and probably make things jump up columns at the "wrong" time for a lot of people.

They also need to be using the same field configurations and contexts, as well as workflow!

Hmm, good point, I may not quite have understood the question! It is hard to explain this without an essay, so I will use an imaginary example. Let's say I'm looking for some old issues from a few months ago, but I can't remember the exact date range I need to use. I know I'm looking for "created after the second Sunday in…

I'm afraid not. The startofWeek function only does relative values (so you can do "start of week 6 months ago")

Jira Server is going away in a few months but is similar to a single-node DC installation. There are some system things you would configure a bit differently on a server and a single node DC, but both the server and the node are a single installation of Jira running on one machine, providing one Jira service. A clustered…

Hmm. This is not the JWM Core doubling up the field. The ACL sandbox has only one Category field, and that's a premium install with all applications enabled. But no none-Atlassian apps. My instinct is that the field is coming from an app (there's a similar problem with Atlassian's Team field and Tempo's Team field) Also,…

Yep, Mark is right - "projected" sprints do not exist, they are AR guessing, based on old sprints, what sprints you might create in the future. It needs to have these ghosts in order to display roadmaps consistently.

If the home directory is empty, missing the directories you are looking for, then it has not completed. You might want to check the permissions as well, but "do not exist" almost always means they are not there. Is your first node actually up and running? If it is, then you'll find you have created the directories…

Argh, walked into my own warning about getName not being right for Option objects, it's getValue() as per https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/7.6.1/index.html?com/atlassian/jira/issue/customfields/option/Option.html

For a team-managed project, the sort order of their board will be "order by rank". For none-software type projects with backlogs, you'll find rank determined by creation date. For company-manage Software board, it will be the same, but it is possible that someone may have changed it, so you'll need to look at the board…

Apologies, I missed the last response in July. The screenshot on there is showing a project display, one for whom the current user does not have admin rights. There would be a "project settings" option near the bottom of the panel if you have admin for the project.

But you're not putting anything into the "temp" variable, unless you've not given us all the code.

Are you the only contact Atlassian have for the site? Go to my.atlassian.com and check who the billing and technical contacts are for that site. The reason I suggest this is that this looks like some other billing contact has actively cancelled!

I can't say anything about the oracle side, but the Atlassian stuff is "any product that does SPF to standard"

Server and DC installs are what people are looking for admins for here in the UK, so yes, people who would be working on the back-end as well as front-end. When the odd Cloud one comes up, it tends to be a lower rate.

I think the crux of this one is where you say "... and shows as "None".... I created a query using the != EMPTY ..." Jira displays "none" when the field is empty. But you're looking for "is not empty" in that query. I think you probably want to use "Customer Request Type is empty"

Ok, that implies that your installation is not running to completion on the first node. The install will create the directories and content it needs, so when you come to copy, and find the files are not there, that's why it's failing.

Ah, I see, you've clicked on "help with Confluence", rather than "help with Keystone". I'm afraid you'll need to go back to Keystone support.

Yes, scrum reports will show scope change.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There's no such concept as a project container, other than the Category field, which is for reporting only (it doesn't affect how projects work, just lets you group them, and run a search for "issues in all the projects in this category". But, it sounds to me like you just need issues in…

You can't do this without an Automation or Scripting app that can pick up "issue edit" and look at a field to decide who to notify.

There's not much you can do on Cloud. Best you can do is scrape the list from the list of custom fields, but that won't tell you a lot about usage. The other option is a long slog: * Create a filter for "<custom field> is not empty", and save it * Create a dashboard with a "filter statistics" gadget on it, using your…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Auto-adds what to an issue?

Yes, you probably are. Could you explain what you are trying to do at a higher level? Install a second node? Convert Server to DC? Migrate Server to DC?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! In Confluence (which I have to assume you are calling "Keystone"), if two people are working on the same page, they have icons showing who is active at the top of the edit page, and you'll be able to see their cursors entering characters as they type.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, it is not possible. The doc you have found is for Server, and relies on Behaviours (which won't stop people from creating sub-tasks, it just makes it a little harder because the link won't be in the menu). Behaviours for Cloud is not (yet) capable of doing that because of the…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! First hit on every search engine - https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/upgrading-jira-applications-938846936.html

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Immutable objects do not have function calls that change them, so your second try is always going to fail. In your fist bit of code, I don't think your temp object contains anything.

Very odd. It suggests it was something in the old Safari, but we can't prove that without a lot of testing, and it might be something else. Glad it's started working again! I'd stick with "fluke" and move on ;-)