Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Have you looked at the permissions for the space?

Projects are smeared across dozens of tables, and they take up different amounts of space. There's no answer to "we want a table name", it's useless to you without the context of the other tables that are part of a project. We have to go back to what the actual question is. What do you mean by "size"?

A listener is too late - they will have made the change before the listener catches the event. You need to look at the users' schedule issues permission, as Ravi said.

You're all sus'. It wasn't me.

There is no difference between "it needs no more attention" and "it needs no more attention". Much as I like the "graveyard" status, it doesn't need differentiation from the other "needs no more attention" status.

It's a long and complicated thing to try to explain. The best answer I can give you is to stop reading the database - it's not built for reporting, it's a total mess, and you're far better off using the REST API to ask questions of your Jira.

Ok, the answer is much the same - go to your profile and edit the language preference.

You won't have any problems with the application if you make this change. Except for people using legacy browsers that can't handle it. But they should have updated years ago, any problems are theirs, not yours.

Jira doesn't handle "documents" (other than static blobs of issue attachments). Could you tell us a bit more about what your "documents" are?

Yep, looks like they've re-arranged everything. Glad to see you've found it all though!

I think this depends on how you have implemented something that does labour costing in Jira. It is not something that Jira does natively, so we need to look at what you are doing for it. --- from google translate --- Я думаю, это зависит от того, как вы реализовали в Jira то, что требует затрат на оплату труда. Это не то,…

There is one simple solution - stop trying to inject code into Jira Cloud. It's not supported, it breaks things, usually doesn't work as intended and even if you get it right, it's probably going to break in a few weeks when your system gets upgraded. I would very strongly recommend looking for an app that can do what you…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think you may have hit "help with Jira" instead of "help with W3 pages". We can try to help you with the general usage of Jira, but we're not your admins, nor the people looking after your "W3 pages"

Ok, I'm going to have to say I'm a bit stuck then. The reason I've asked for all the tech defails here is because what you are describing is exactly what happens when you point email handlers at the same mailbox. The email handlers all work on a polling routine - on a regular basis, they go into the their mailbox, read all…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The project type has no effect on how it handles incoming email. Could you share settings you have for a project that is not importing the issues? (Do please obscure/redact details like the email server name, if you're worried about sharing it - we need to see the general outline of the…

Whatever Python library you are using, it is not sending the right data to Jira. Either you're not feeding the function valid data, or the library has a bug. Whichever it is, the JSON that the REST call is sending is malformed and Jira can't read it. What is providing the function sub_task_issue.update ?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It's limited to the highest integer the database can store in a field. That number is many orders of magnitude higher than the number at which you're confusing your human users of the system with too many issue types to select from. If you've got more than 12 in a project, they're…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Mostly, no, you can't do this. Access to edit an issue is controlled at a project level, it's not dependent on fields. I say "mostly", because you can do it with one "field" - the issue Status (it is not really a field, and it's actually a front for a workflow step, but it is easier for…

I usually recommend having a project for "maintaining Atlassian tools" and training your (hopefully very small) team of admins that they should never change anything without an issue in the project to refer back to.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There isn't a way to copy config from one system to another natively, you'll need to copy it manually or get one of the apps that can do config export and import (I tend to use Project Configurator or Configuration manager, but there are a couple of others in the marketplace)

You have not told us which application you are working with, so I will assume it is Jira, Confluence or Bitbucket Cloud. Click on your profile (the icon at the top right) and from the menu that drops down, "personal settings". Depending on which application it is and how users are provisioned within it, you may be directed…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You'll need to talk to your administrators or project owners about your loss of access. There are currently no incidents reported, so your loss of access is because your admins have removed your permission to use it, or they have let the subscription lapse and the system has been taken…

What do you mean by "size"?

@Alexis Robert has given you all the data you need to solve this problem, but I want to add a little bit. The IP address of your Cloud system may change, without any warning or notice. If you set things up as Alexis suggests, you won't have a problem with it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The is usually a profile setting. Click on your profile icon, look for "manage settings" or "profile settings" and these will take you to a place where you can choose a preferred language (for the UI at least) --- Добро пожаловать в сообщество Atlassian! Обычно это настройка профиля.…

The categories are fixed because your teams don't need any others. * To do = new item, someone needs to look at it * In progress = someone is looking at it * Done = we don't need to do anything more here You can always describe any issue as falling into one of those three states. The difficult one is "done", because it's…

Only administrators can install apps, so I'm a little bit stuck on what you are seeing here. Non-admins can request app installs, but they can't install them.

You really don't want to downgrade to a Sharepoint approach, but you can go to a sing;e-eidt mode which handles it better. Go to Admin -> Collaborative editing and disable it.

I got 5/6 but only because the "right" answer for Q1 is wrong. Green clouds do not indicate a tornado. They do mean a strong storm of some form is on the way (which may well include a tornado), but none of the answers are right. "High Humidity" is the least wrong answer - the green is caused by water absorbing red light,…

You need to map both status into the column that tells Jira that the issue is done. You are not creating a workflow with multiple done columns, it has multiple done status. You should map those done status into the done column. There's a point here that a lot of people miss - your board is a representation of what the team…