Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Yes, you could code for that, but it makes the admins jobs harder and your code will need to deal with "someone else has used this", "why does my thing look different to my colleague's" and "why am I missing information"

There are a couple of ways to do both of these, and which one you use depends on how your "customers" can log in. hereAre your customers full Confluence users? Or are they Jira Service Management Customers? Or do you want them to be "guest" confluence users? Or just have pages explicitly shared with them (they can't read…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is a validator on the transition you are trying to use, it is checking that a field is filled or empty and returning the "attention" message when the field is not filled in. You'll either need to fill in the field, or get the administrators to update or remove the validator from…

Yet again, yes SR can do most of what you ask, but it can't assign an issue to a group because that is wrong, and Jira won't do it.

Cannot believe a scrum tool is not built to do scrum? Why is that wrong?

Have another read of how Scrum works, and pay attention to the concept within it, that might help you understand why Jiira starts by doing Scrum and why it is hard to try to bodge it to not to.

I think we are all trying to work out what has happened, all curious because it sounds wrong, but wanting to fix it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, you have to authorise people to be able to change your data. Atlassian stuff allows "anonymous access", but it's a really bad idea if it goes beyond "read". You should only allow "comment" to people within your organisation.

I am in the same place, I can't replicate this, so I would like to see more about the configuration of the macro and how it is being used. The damning evidence here would be a screenshot of a very short page with no labels next to a screenshot of page using the macro and showing that unlabelled page. But. I don't have…

Sorry, my comment was a bit accusatory! Thanks @Alex W for pulling me up on that! I do not want to suggest that your people did something wrong and are not admitting it. Re-reading what I said there, I can imagine how it might have looked like that. I want to see what Trello thinks has happened, not your people. You've…

I am afraid it is the same answer - you need to manually go through every board and look at the settings. A database query can't give you anything more than a list of boards to check.

Please remember that sprint (and kanban) estimates do not go on to sub-tasks.

So who did the notifications (and card history) say moved the cards?

Yes, you can do this. Sub-tasks are, by definition, a different type of issue, so when you apply a quick-filter for "only show issues of type bug", they will vanish, because they are not bugs. But, edit the quick-filter. If it says "issue type = bug", then change it to "issue type in (bug, subtaskIssuetypes() )".

Jamming data into the summary of an issue suggests that you've come from a "legacy" system that doesn't work the way you would like it to. I usually find this sort of "ask" coming from people who are used to Remedy, Lotus Notes, ServiceNow and HP trackers which are hard to get useful data out of (unless they have really…

No, without any grouping statements (using parentheses to explain the question logically), Jira, like all other standard compound search functions, just has to read left-to-right. I'm going to simplify the writing down a bit, just to keep it short and readable, but I want to be clear on what I am doing here. We've been…

Not quite - in Jira, there are four levels. But there's also only three. Yes, I've just directly contradicted myself, but it's not a Schroedinger's cat problem, it's a visibility thing. When you've seen "product admin", it means "Atlassian product admin", and when you're looking at Jira, that might mean "Jira system admin"…

You can't implement it. Pixel tracking requires changes to the website you want to add it to, and also can be configured to do things that people would have to consent to. Atlassian have chosen not to gather user data this way. They do gather user data though, the marketplace has APIs that we (Adaptavist, and I assume many…

No, the macro is for all child pages, although you can limit the number shown (so if you moved the 5 child pages you want to see up the tree and then limited the display to 5, it would do the job)

You say "we just copy&paste a page link in the editor " - yes, that's the whole point, you're not creating system-aware links, you're creating static links, which won't resolve to the new place applications have moved to. Glad you've got it sorted though, hacking the database is the easiest thing you can do with static…

To order your backlog, you put a sort order into the board filter.. Filters only support three sort variables though, and ordering by anything other than rank will stop you being able to rank issues in the backlog.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The table of contents macro works off the headings on the current page, it has nothing to do with child pages. If you want to list child pages as shown in your first screenshot, try the "children" macro instead!

This looks like your writers have been entering static links, instead of using macros that use the application links to point to a linked application. They have been entering things like HTTP://asite.atlassian.net/some/page/on/site. It doesn't matter that the URL leads to a linked application site, it's static reference.…

Why do you think you need to do this with a script?

Ok, that's good. But your process of estimation is wrong. A burndown chart works off the sprint estimates, which you have chosen to do with original estimates. That's fine, but you are putting sprint estimates on items that are not part of your sprint themselves. Sub-tasks are not sprint items, they are a fragment of their…

Yep, that's why I mentioned it - on Cloud, you aren't going to get anything other than Atlassian's DPA. But the partners offering managed services (i.e. running your Data Center install for you) can offer more data protection options because they have control over the installation.

That's not quite "back end", but it works for you. Well spotted!

No, there's no searches for boards or contacting people who might be using a board. You will need to work through the list and contact people manually.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What are the symptoms of "Jira not working"? 404 errors, getting a login page but can't log in, error rendering part of a page? Something else? We can't begin to help you given only "it doesn't work". What does the rest of the log say the problem is?

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