Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

I'm afraid that's wrong - DC is the same software as Server and absolutely does have the Core application. There is no such thing as a "DC project" - projects are Business (Core), Software or Service Management, same as Server.

Again, see the answer given already.

Check the history of the issue, you will find something has been edited.

You need to tell people what the problem is if you want help from them.

You could edit the code in JRJC to change the error message it is displaying

Yes, that is going to break it. Computers need us humans to be clear on what we are talking about. For Jira, that means using the issue key as the conversational subject. If there is no issue key in a conversation, it just has no idea what we might be talking about. Your best option is to start replying to Jira emails…

There are no Jira Administrators of your project - your Jira Administrators administrate Jira, not projects directly (They can admin your project, they are admins) There's an essay here, but the best answer is simply to go ask your admins about who can do what. We can't tell you much, but they can.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Most of us would strongly recommend the opposite. Do use labels, they help you gather stuff together, and suggestions help you find related stuff. Why are you suggesting reducing working together?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This means that you are trying to re-use an ssh key that you've used with another account, you gave a key to someone else, or they shared a key with you. You should not do that. keys should be unique to an identity. You can ask Atlassian where it might have been used, but the best thing…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would guess that an inexperienced administrator has placed the resolution field on the "create issue" screen. If you do that, your users have no choice but to set a resolution - resolved issues are shown with a strike-out in many places.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No and yes. The name of an Atlassian site has to be unique - you can't use the same name for two different sites. How would DNS services know which one you wanted to visit when you went to https://abc.atlassian.net or https://abc.atlassian.net ? You are going to need to do a Cloud to…

I think you're missing board administrator permission. You'll ned to get one of the existing board admins to add you to that.

No, Jira does not have any hooks on the "edit" action that you could plumb a script into. The closest you can get would be a listener that picks up edits, checks what the users have put into it and changes it to something valid if they've made a mistake. You'll still need validotrs on the transitions as well.

There are two things it might be - getValue is not a valid call to make on the object being returned by the previous function (which is getCustomFieldValue) The value in the field is null (the field is empty)

So if you run the search "<custom field> is empty", do you get any issues returned?

The tooltip in one of your earlier screenshots shows the autocompletion working, so I'm not sure where you are stuck now.

@Andre Schaub - you seem to suffer from operational blindness. An issue is indeed defined as something that either needs a fix or a new piece of work. It may well happen that an issue needs to be split up into lots of different parts. So you give those bits to different teams. Different stories (linked, of course),…

Have you tried using the name of the sprint? The one the search is suggesting?

There does not seem to be a bug in the issue creation when I try to raise a support request, you'll need to explain that if you want help raising an issue. But, also, you probably don't need to raise one. Have you tried the advanced filter (plain text JQL rather than drop-down field lists)?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You are looking at docs for Company-managed projects, but you are working with a team-managed project. Team-managed project boards don't yet have swimlanes.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Have you done something like adding sprint estimates to non-sprint items (like sub-tasks)?

Use the REST API to fetch the date, your code in your page can them format it any way you want to.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It's because the repo name is part of the path. Think of what goes on the disk - how would ./mygitwork/bob get distinguished from ./mygitwork/bob ?

You need to do what it says - create a branch in the automation to run with the issues in that have the version the rule is supposed to be working with.,

Do you mean you want to change the resolution the workflow sets (edit the workflow and change the setting in the post-function that does it)? Or edit the resolution on the issue after the transition has set it?

That error message is not coming from the Bamboo or Jira install you claim to be running. It suggests your Java install has been damaged.

No, you should upgrade the database to a supported version while upgrading Bitbucket. You haven't said whether 7.10 is the current version or the target version of Bitbucket, so we cant check what the documentation says.

There's no readable image attached to your question, so we can't see the problem. But, Confluence doesn't have a "lock" system for user accounts, let alone a scheduled one. Whatever you are seeing is being done by your user directory system, not Confluence.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is no "API for graphical manner". You will need to build your charts and graphs for yourself, but fetch the data over Jira's REST API.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! That's not how Atlassian Cloud works. You don't get "unsubscribed" from anything, and there is no "reactivate", you just carry on using the system because you've paid for it. Could you tell us what the actual problem is? What error messages are you getting when you try to log in?