Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! A change of theme is a change of the framework. It has no effect on your data at all. It's about viewing it. Imagine you've got a copy of a good bok in front of you. It doesn't matter what you view it through, the book is there. If you choose to use a "theme" that totally obscures it,…

The question became a bit unclear there, I do not know which one of us read it better. Certainly not the problem of @kristi gray - their post was very clear. I hope they found an answer within our ramblings!

There's no way to do this, especially with team-managed projects (they're really not built for sharing data outside the single team that owns each one) But with a Scrum and Kanban board, assuming they're from company-managed projects, you can do some stuff. I'm going to imagine you've got a simple case of * one…

That's a good idea, Roadmaps don't have to plan by Velocity (they shouldn't, it's not what Velocity is for!), so they'll enable the sort of planning you're looking at!

You don't need to re-read the transition to make a comment. You already know what transition was triggered - the one that fired your custom event.

I didn't read it like that, I read it as "I don't want the users to use this issue type in any other project", not "I want to stop admins from being able to drop it into a project" - that's just a case of telling addmins not to do that. (Not that you'd really care - does it really matter if another project has a use for…

I'm sorry, I can't help you with that, you're not explaining anything (and it's REALLY HARD TO READ). "Has problem" tells us nothing.

Look to the "issue type scheme" for the projects. You'll want to create a new scheme (copy the existing one is going to be easier), associate it with the exceptional project and then add your one issue type to the scheme.

I think you've misunderstood this. The whole point of the event is that you don't need to look at the transition. If that event is fired, you know it's come from the chosen transition(s) Edit the workflow, finding the transition(s) you want to run this code for, and look at the post-functions for the transition. Change the…

I think that field expects a user object, not a display name. It might also be .value on the end (I'm not 100% sure how user smart variables work)

I'm afraid there is not much we can help you with here, it's your code and your design. I know Javascript can make REST calls, but I don't know if it's the right thing for your application.

A simple single-select is all that's under the priority. The icons and colours are additional system functions, as are the reporting, colours coming through on calendars and so on.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! So this is a very simple answer - Jira Cloud has a REST API which it expects you to use for exactly this. REST doesn't care what language you are writing in, just that the calls you make are well-formed. Docs are at https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/intro/

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, there's no way to change the language Jira uses for its system fields. I would not try to do this either, there's a load of functionality around priority that works fine for priorities, but won't work very well for "impact". I'd recommend creating an "Impact" custom field, and hiding…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! That looks correct to me. You've got "QA in progress" in the "done" column for the board, so the developer's board is treating it as done. Could you explain what you think is wrong with this?

How have you set up the Atlassian Access to work with Okta?

It's because the content you are trying to edit is in a different page. You need to go to the source page to edit that.

This is not actually the issue-sub-task relationship. If you can get to the "create sub-task" screen, it's already got that. The error you are getting is because someone has added "user story" as a field on the "developer task" type and made it mandatory. Short answer is you should remove the field or make it optional for…

The include macro simply brings in the content of another page at the point of use. If you want to add columns to the included table, you will need to add them to the page that is being included, not the page which is rendering it.

No, if you want to use Advanced Roadmaps Initiative functionality, then you need to have Advanced Roadmaps. To get it, you need to upgrade to Premium on Cloud. There are other options - Structure and Big-Picture apps (and some others I believe) can also give you more layers.

Hmm. One thing I want to rule out - is the "Created" date there the system created date or could it be a custom field of the same name?

I wanted to make the point early that a Velocity chart simply will not do that - partial completion is not Velocify. I went to have a quick refresher of what Jira off-the-shelf does that might help you with this and my memory is right, there's not much you can do on the dashboard. But the project reports (especially the…

Depends on what type of board it is and how you have configured it. The board filter tells the board what issues to work with, but boards can be configured to show different sub-sets of the issues depending on all sorts of things. For example, * a Scrum board will only show you the active sprint, but a Kanban board can be…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Try a simple test - log in as the user you are using for the REST call, and try creating the issue in the UI. I think you'll find all those fields are missing from the create issue screen, and if you try to create an issue, it will fail with a load of "mandatory field missing" errors,…

Yes, that's exactly it! The step field can be any type of custom field, my examples were of a simple number and a select list - you'll be able to script/automate with either very easily, and you could use others like plain text. (I prefer select-lists, they make reporting easy because you can do stuff like pie-charts and…

Ok, there's a couple of options. You could use the built-in labels - these let people put whatever words they want on an issue, so they could be useful as categories. But they may be too flexible for you. If you want fixed category names, then add a select-list custom field, and populate its options with your categories,…

Yes, someone has lost the admin password, and put your server into recovery mode, so they can get it back. The flag needs to be reset back to normal running mode after they've recovered it. See https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/restore-passwords-to-recover-admin-user-rights-972329273.html

No, you'll need to do that manually too.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, you can. I'm afraid there's not a lot we can tell you here, you have given us nothing to work with. What are you looking for help with?

You could do this in a single workflow, but you do need to think carefully about how to end the chain and if it really is appropriate. If for example, you go with a very simple setup - all the issues are in the same project and use the same workflow of "to do -> in progress -> done", and you have a simple "create new…