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Nope, I've got a couple of projects with static issues, and they show on the boards. It's something else. Check the workflow, board filter, column mappings, and possibly the quick filters.
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The beta for Behaviours on Cloud was announced last week.
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That's what the include macro does - makes one page appear as part of another, so you don't have to edit twice.
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You'll need to raise that with Atlassian as a support call. Meanwhile, you should arrange to stop sharing keys across accounts.
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It's nothing to do with the server, it sounds like you let the site expire, despite all the warnings (if you didn't actively delete it)
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Yes, because your server licence will be invalid on the new hardware, and you can't get a new one.
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No need for apps for a basic way to do this. Look at the include and include-excerpt macros that are built in Type {include, select the macro and tell it what page to include in the current one
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There isn't a way to do that. You're going to need to go into each context for each option-based custom field (select type fields, radio buttons, checkmarks, etc) and simply scrape the list of options into a doc. I'm not sure a huge list like that is of much use in a review. You are probably going to be better off running…
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! * Use clear, short and appropriate names for them * Treat them as what they are intended for - grouping issues together as part of the project. * Nominate a "lead" or expert in the component, and think about using the automatic assignee function with it. * Train your project…
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That means your email channel has been configured to try to set up a new user automatically when an unknown email sends it something, but your Jira has been configured to not allow people to create their own new accounts. If you want to process emails from new users, you'll need to enable them to sign up (in a service…
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You do that in the user management screens - they list all users and the enabled/disabled flag.
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It's the default. It's simply the workflow for the issue type to use when you have not explicitly told a specific type to use a specific workflow.
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That suggests you've installed an app that is buggy or incompatible with the current version of statuspage. But I'm a bit confused because you shouldn't be able to install apps that are broken on statuspage.
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You need two additional columns in your CSV. One for a unique identifier for each issue you are importing (not a Jira issue key, just unique within the CSV) and a second one that you'll map to "parent issue", which, for each sub-task, contains the unique identifier of the parent issue you're importing.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira doesn't have native functions for that, it's something you would probably want to do in your user directory rather than the application. You'll need to find or write an app that could add fields to user accounts in Jira, but it's probably not the right place to do it. A better…
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It's the same answer as I already gave.
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That option goes away if * You downgrade the subscription to lower than "standard" (i.e. you're on a $10 starter licence or a free one) * You have changed residency recently (I think it's within the last year) If you want to change it, and you are on a standard or above plan, then you'll need to raise this with Atlassian…
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How have you configured the email channel? Are there errors showing in the setup of the channel?
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Quick filters are for drilling-down - they don't add things to a board, they just search within the current content.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would guess that your "send" is telling Jira to replace labels rather than add them. You'll need to change whatever it is that you are doing in a "send" such that it adds labels rather than replacing them (taking a guess at what your "send" is, it's probably just saying "change labels…
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It is, sharepoint is a horrid thing to have to use.
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What happens when you click "link issue" in the tools menu?
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Request participants is a calculated field, you should not be trying to set it with an app.
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You have to give the create transition another landing point in the workflow before you can delete the status it goes to.
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Well, that's pretty clear - the file you are trying to upload is not a valid app for the server - this may be a damaged file or it might be invalid for the version of Jira you are on. What happens when you try doing the installation properly? By using the "upgrade" button in the UPM?
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What do you want from an "audit"?
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This means you have corrupted one of the configuration files and it cannot be read. Start with a look at the file the error message names - is it valid xml? Have you got unescaped control characters in it? If it's not that file, then what other files have you directly edited during the installation or upgrade?
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is not what Jira is for, it's an issue tracker with a lot of Agile tooling added to it, (Agile emphasises teams over individuals, and Jira tends to aim to get stuff done rather than worrying about individuals). Take a look at the timesheet reporting if you want to see what people…
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This is the "end of life" check failing, which usually happens when your Jira server cannot reach Atlassian over the internet to check whether the current version is supported or not. It's a harmless failure, nothing breaks because of it, it just can't warn the admins when the version's support is going to go out of date.
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Start at https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/configure-issue-security-schemes/ You're going to need to think about how you identify issues as belonging to specific agents, that's not something we can help you with directly. But there is one easy scheme we can suggest - if you have a security level…