Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

The filters have nothing to do with sprints directly, they just tell the board what issues to work with. The sprints are built from issues returned by the filters. There is no "merge" of two filters that select for the same thing.

These are questions that could have different answers depending on what system is asking them. What are you trying to do exactly?

Please see the link given above.

>I remember seeing in 2020 from Atlassian on how different segments in the company could use Confluence the way I was describing, but I guess they assumed it would be in different accounts. No, there was nothing like that. Atlassian have always said that your admins could give themselves access to any area of Confluence…

You're looking for empty fields (ones with nothing set), so I'd suggest either Impact is empty and Urgency is empty Impact is empty or Urgency is empty The first will find issues where both are unset, the second issues where either is unset.

Jira does not have any concept of nested projects.

You should be able to automate that, but you will need to think about how you are telling Jira who is responsible.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! That does not actually make any sense - "(the other half is in the parallel project). " - if the two filters are looking at the same project, what is the "parallel project"? There's only one project here. To "combine" filters, you create a new one which selects issues from both filters.…

Depends on how you learn best - reading is one way, but actually doing it is probably the best thing to do.

The green tick on the left tells us that you have resolved the issues - they all have a resolution set. My guess is that an inexperienced administrator has put the resolution field on the create or edit screen, which means it will get set if you create or edit an issue. You'll need to remove that - resolution should only…

I'm afraid it's the same answer as you got three months ago - you can't restore a system from data that isn't there. You could, in theory, mock up the two missing ifiles, but your data was partially contained in the entities.xml, so if you restored from such a "repaired" backup, you''d end up with a Confluence with no…

1. Burndown is a function of sprints. Sub tasks (in Jira) are part of a story, not sprint items. So sprint estimation on sub tasks is nonsense. Do not do it (other estimation is fine, just not sprint/scrum) 2. If you hide it, then by definition, you cannot report on it.

I'm afraid not, you are way out of support, by many years, and your only option to become secure is to upgrade to a supported version of Confluence, on a secure and supported version of Jave, not try to mess around with bits of old libraries.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! * Could you describe your board setup to us? * What type of board and project are you on? ((We're looking for team or company managed projext type, and for board, whether it is Scrum, Kanban, or a JWM project) Assuming it is a Company-managed scrum or kanban * What is the board query? *…

Slight correction - DC starts at 500, not 4,000. I admit I don't think about the numbers of people much, I'm more of a "make it work for you" persuasion, and of all of our "senior consultants", I'm probably the worst "commercially aware" one. I always seem to think of the money as an afterthought. But yes, I totally agree…

You have to trust your administrators. A system admin always has access to everything. They need to, because they can't be an administrator without that access. Atlassian systems do have a useful model - admin rights only give you admin, not "can do everything", so you can not give admins the right to work wth anything in…

This sounds like your Confluence crashed (502 means "proxy is not getting a response from the server"), but also that the database connection has gone wrong. The reversion to setup means that Confluence does not think it is connected to a (working) database. The usual way to do this is someone edited the application…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira does not have any concept of nested projects.

Boards are not projects, there's no settings to share.

Yeah, the upgrade suggestion is always for "go to the latest version available (if the installer supports the jump". There are two cons - it's more likely to go wrong than a smaller jump, and your users may find too many changes to understand when they start using the new version. You need to look at your licence too - if…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I'm not aware of any app that supports rendering those files in Confluence. I'm not sure what a "web version" of the file might be, but I would guess that it is plain html, which is not something Confluence renders, it's intended to be put on a web server.

What do you mean by "theme"? (There's at least three things I can think you might mean, but I don't want to guess at them)

The problem here is when you tried to run the upgrade, it may have written some changes to the data before failling. This would leave your database damaged.

Ah, that's interesting. Two things to check: 1) What type of field is it? I mean the exact type the admin UI shows, not just that it looks like a plain text. 2) Go to the project's "field configuration" and check what "renderer" the field has (if any)

The "save as" function in your browser is a download, not an upload. I'm a bit stuck on what you are trying to do with it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Make sure the board filter selects for them, and their status are all mapped in the board columns.

I think it might be just "due", rather than "duedate"

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Change your processes for handling them so that moving issues between projects is not needed. If you had Jira Service Management, you'll recognise this model - you have a customer-facing project (in JSM, this is fronted to the customers via requests), issues come into it, your agents…

No, Confluence is not intended to be a document repository and doesn't have functions like that. Attachments are supposed to be supporting, or a part of, the page's content, not content in their own right. You could create tiny URLs with an external tool, but that does mean having to copy/paste each URL into the tool to…

Burndown is not done for individuals, it is done for the team executing the sprint.