Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! These are custom fields that your administrators have added to Jira for some reason. You will need to ask your co-workers or project leads what they are for.

That is entirely possible. My understanding of your point is that it is a poor user experience to not be able to configure a system so that it does not work.

Ok, so let me change the question, to get a different viewpoint. How would you improve the UX?

What is being asked for here is not a "fundamental feature" it. If it were implemented, it would be described as a "bug" or "design flaw" because it stops it all from working. Implementing something that breaks your system is inarguably poor UX.

Ah, hang on, the payment plan issue could be it. If you've not renewed, then Atlassian will eventually shut down the site. It's not a "delete", or an update problem, it's "can not access because it is not running" You will need to go to my.atlassian.com and update the subscription.

There is no tab macro in Confluence. Can you tell us exactly what you type to get this macro? I mean, in a page in edit mode, what do you do to get it? /tab does not list any tab macros, it's all about the table macros.

It's the default roles. Go to Admin -> Project roles and look at the project admin role, it probably has your two people named as defaults!

Have a re-read of Darrel's point from 2021. It's not a "awful UX" to have something that actually works with the reality of your data.

Um, "give people the option to break things and then complain that stuff doesn't work"? Is that really a good UX?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Sub-tasks cannot exist without a parent, so there's actually nowhere to put such a thing. You can't execute a transition on an issue that does not exist.

The data lake is a long way off "complete", last time I looked, it was only handling a few custom fields like that.

Even if you insist on a status for it, I would not try to hide it from people (see my earlier answer). More importantly, I would not want to stop it going into a sprint. Getting it unblocked and done is a legitimate sprint activity.

No, the whole point of the participants field is for other people to get involved (notified about and see) the request!

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The biggest benefit from using sprints is that you actually deliver stuff, and you deliver what you said you would. If your product owner is allowing scope creep, then they are not doing their job properly. If the "do less, deliver more" message is not working, then maybe shift to…

Post functions don't matter here. There is a "hidden" condition in workflows - "transition issue". This is implemented at a project level and is based on permissions. You should check all the projects that the issues are in - do you have "transition issue" in all of them? There's also one other thing to check - as a system…

Oh, and this sort of thing might lead you to Jira Product Discovery too - I don't know how the licence model might work, but I imagine it will be similar to the "free customer" model, to allow you unlimited numbers of people to contribute towards your roadmap!

The Jira Service Management option might be worth considering, but it's a different model to "create issue for developers". The idea there is that a "customer" would create requests (anonymously if you want, but as "customer" accounts are free, I would recommend not - it's better to be able to interact with the customer…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to go into each sub-task and use the "change to issue" function in the options menu. It will ask you what issue type to change to. After that, you'll be able to edit them and set the Epic-link.

You do not, that is the point of the permissions and restrictions! You will need to talk to people to whom the page has been restricted, getting them to include you as an editor, and your space admin to get the right to restrict pages if you need that.

Yep, we struggled to get home we were so full of sugar.

I'm afraid it has to have been an admin who did this. Changes to Cloud systems do not run any of the code behind the "delete space" buttons admins have. For what it's worth, Confluence Cloud is updated frequently, usually 4-6 weeks apart, but even more frequently if bugs or security holes are seen. If your deletion were…

Ah, good, I wasn't too far off! Thanks for letting us know!

You can put whatever status you like into a workflow. To prevent people from putting them into a sprint, either * change the board filter to exclude them as sprint-able items - if it's currently "Project = XYZ", change it to "Project = XYZ and status != blocked" * Remove "blocked" from the column mapping Either way, you…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This looks like Outlook is failing to render the email, but I can't run an image of a sentence through a translator to see what it says in English. Could you translate it for us, or paste the plain text of it?

Everything in a backlog is, by definition, not completed. I think we need you to tell us the actual question you want to ask of the search. What are the characteristics of the issues that you are looking for? It's probably as simple as "status" as Padraik suggests, but we can't tell you that because we don't know what you…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Look to the top right of the screen, you should see a cog icon next to your profile icon. If you do not, then you don't have any admin access, and you will need to talk to your administrators. But you might not need admin if you are an Agent. Go to your helpdesk project and look to the…

It will probably be something like status = "ready for prod" and fixversion in unreleasedversions()

There is a real problem of collision, but locking issues is a terrible solution to it. Jira doesn't attempt that particular bodge because there are a lot of ways of looking at and editing issues. If you locked people out just because someone else was looking at an issue in a view where they might change it, you'd lock out…

You are right, fields in Team-managed projects only exist for their project, and they're not configurable with searchers.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What app is providing the tabs?