Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Annoyingly, on Cloud, it is not! You can old see it in the old issue view, or by adding it as a column on the issue navigator.

I'm sorry, I do not understand the question. It sounds like you want to read a field from some issues, but JQL is about finding issues, not reading fields, so I'm lost on that. And what "user name" part of the "modified by" - which field are you actually interested in and which user name? Use of SRs lastupdated function is…

I think https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/archive-unused-personal-spaces has code to iterate over your spaces and extract data from them.

I think you could use https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/create-a-jira-issue-when-a-page-or-blog-post-is-approved-comala-document-management-integration as a starting point - you'll just need to change the "when page approved" trigger to whatever you need as the trigger.

No, we (I'm talking about the clients we talk to - I'm an Atlassian Consultant) always knew we weren't supported with starter licences, and would have to go to the Community, so we never asked. All you can do here is ask the Community, or engage with a partner who can help you.

You should stop thinking of it as a bug - it is working as intended.

Mixing AND and OR in a query is a problem for Jira because it doesn't understand what question you are actually trying to ask it is. It can't hear the tone of voice or punctation when you ask the question out loud. So, it reads uninflected JQL left to right. For you, this means that you get two sets of results Project =…

>try changing it in the database directly on customfield table but you would need to make sure the value currently there are actual numbers It's more complex than that - number fields store their value in a different columns to the text field. You'd need to transform all your numbers into the other column as well as…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! If you have a commercial licence for Jira, then you have access to the source code (which you must not share with anyone who does not also have a commercial licence) But there are examples of JQL scripted functions that are probably going to be easier to modify than finding them in the…

Hmm, ok, I was guessing. I think if were told what or where JS-998 actually is, we might get a bit further. I checked the obvious place before I posted that answer though - Atlassian's Jira doesn't have a JS project that is open to logged-in users.

Thanks for looking that up for us! The id would make sense - the REST call expects the id of the security level, not the name!

I'm afraid exporting issues is a complex and involved process, which means it is resource intensive and with large data sets, it is using a lot of memory, probably causing the server to need to use swap space, which is a very slow thing to have to do. Taking a long time to do a large data set is normal. Although I'd…

FWIW, the reporter and creator are both set in JWM projects. They're both automatically populated with the person with their paws on the keyboard, but you can choose another reporter if you put the field on the create screen (and grant the "modify reporter" permission in company managed projects) Creator cannot be changed…

It's a good article, maybe post it as an article here in the community as well? Lots of people would probably benefit from it. I do tend to skip things that are not written in English, because I'd have to stop and get a translation before making the decision about whether I want to read it or not. My browser has a built-in…

Zoom is a function of the browser - you'll need to use one that enables it.

No, Jira Software is the Agile tool for projects and you use other apps added to it to go up to layers above Epic/feature that are more aimed at "enterprise" Atlassian has "advanced roadmaps" added to Jira for that, but also Jira Align as a standalone tool for scaling agile up.

Yes, standard or above is supported

Heh, from 2005 to 2007, that would have been me. But unless my successors there are active in this community, there is no way we can know who they are. You will need to ask other users or colleague's, maybe the people who asked you to use it?

"Supported" is another good question that always should be answered. To be supported by Atlassian, you need to be on a contract with them that is 25+ users.

What do you mean with "impact detection"?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Your best option is to get your admins to remove the junk they have added.

The policy is not probably what you want to hear, so starrt at https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/automate-backups-for-jira-cloud-779160659.html

Nothing "big". It will move your issues around a bit in some reports, but appropriately. If it's not working for you now, go ahead and do it. Worst case is that you can put it back later (but you won't need to)

Have you checked that all the fields in the query are still valid?

As an unsupported system, it can take a while to get to it, but if you hear nothing by the end of this week, kick me again, and I'll see if I can bribe any of the support team I know with cake/beer/coffee...

They usually email the technical and billing contacts listed for the site.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is no "official" REST client - the JRJC project was an unsupported (but encouraged) by Atlassian side project, similar to some of their other apps such as the Jira Toolkit that are in the "Atlassian labs". (Jira Toolkit might be a bad example to compare with - despite still being…

Hmm. "So all of the stories will be the same, but each company is tracking their status separately" doesn't really answer the question of whether the issues are the same story or different ones, so I still can't really answer the question. But you've given us enough to work with to explain it. The short version is that…

There's a long technical essay on how Jira works with emails and how user accounts work and get associated with emails, but you don't really need to hear most of it. The TLDR version is that Jira knows nothing about email aliases and you should assume it treats every different email address as a unique identifier for an…

I have not checked this recently, but I wanted to get you an answer as fast as possible! Last time I tried to set the Security level over REST, the field name/id was "level", not security or security-level - could you give that a quick shot? The other thing to look at is if the account posting the security level is a part…