Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Sub-tasks do not appear in the backlog, as there's no use for them there. The backlog is the place where you rank stories and other issues that you're then going to see on the board when you put them into a sprint or start work on them. Sub-tasks are bits of a story, not independent…

I'm afraid you can't do this, at least not in the way you want. The only way to stop people moving issues into a project is to either 1) take away their permission to move issues (which will obviously stop them from moving issues out of the current project into any project), or 2) take away their right to create issues in…

I usually try to define the status first, as that leads you naturally to the transitions. Also, I tend to try to frame status as adjectives and transitions as verbs. For status, try to think of describing where the issue is in the process in a sentence - "this issue is new", "this issue is in test", "this issue is…

Ok, what is wrong with that?

Again, you've missed the point. Atlassian are not using those blacklists. There's nothing they can do about your use of email blacklists.

Where did you get that error from? I've seen it before when I've had problems using Firefox to connect to a https based service, but only coming from the browser. The error from Firefox is not really very helpful, it's actually not reading a file that is chopped off before it ends, it's really reading a list of…

Yes, that's at the root of my explanations here. Scrum defines the "type" of work as "an item you can track, and hence work on during a sprint". Most of us are familiar with those items being called Stories, but a better, wider, definition is something more like "sprint-able items". (A clumsy term, but I've yet to find a…

It's not a "gap", it's supporting Scrum. Scrum is for self-organising teams, it has nothing to say about groups of teams other than "make sure you work with others well" This is not going to change, unless some new model of working (that fits with Agile and is wildly different to) comes along and is adopted widely. If you…

Don't seem to get what? What I have is: Atlassian have an IP address that some security service have black-listed. You have chosen to use that security service to scan your email (whether directly, or by using an email provider who uses them) Most importantly, Atlassian are not using this security service to check their…

Chromecast works fine for us, it has a browser. You just need to plumb in anything that can run a browser (or has a Trello plugin - one of my friends has a little project going to try to write a Trello plugin for Kodi, his media player)

The client logging can't tell you what the server is falling over on (unless the server sends the error to the client, which it hasn't in this case, it's just said something about an ADF error). You'll need to read the server logs to find out more about the error.

I want to question the "watching" - do you genuinely have a project role of "watching" alongside the project roles like User, developer and administrator? (Assuming you've not removed the default project roles) If you do, then I'd write your query as if ("Users" in remoteUsersRoles || "Watching" in remoteUsersRoles )

I suspect your reply was moderated away because it was giving incorrect information - red-herrings exactly as you say. It is not up to Atlassian to get something off a blacklist, you need to talk to the people who have blacklisted it. You have chosen to use their blacklists, not Atlassian.

It is quite likely that this will happen eventually, but it is unlikely to happen soon. You have years before you will need to worry about it. All four services are written in Java, which is (supposed to be) OS agnostic. But they are written and supported by different teams. Bitbucket is very different from the other three…

You will need to log into your server and find the files on its file system

>This self-imposed limitation in Jira is ridiculous. I am sorry to have to sound like I have not read the rest of your post, but I have. There's a lot of good thought in it, but despite the focus on "self imposed limitation being ridculous", it actually works out as "not doing it the way Jira pushes you to" does not work.…

Yes, it's gone over to the support team that gets (some of) their support calls from the community questions that are not solvable by the community.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I don't want this to happen, directly. It implies that the release determines what goes into a sprint, and that's not what they are for. The team, including the product owner, should be determining what goes into a sprint. But. I do want it to happen in a slightly different shape - I…

There's not a problem with the way it works, the issue is with focussing on the status rather than how you look at whether an issue is "done". "Done" does not mean "we did it". It means "we've looked at it and dealt with it". It doesn't actually care if you've delivered the story, or just said "nope" for whatever reason.…

Depends on the project type, but it's a lot less obvious nowadays, as many project's "landing pages" have changed from a project descriptor to be the board for the project. For the most part now, you have to click on the project settings (non-admins of the project still get that, they can't edit)

> same exact story in separate software project boards Do you mean it is the same story? I.e. the same key?

You can do it in the workflow, and it's arguably a better place to do it because the post-functions you would need run when your users are changing the status of issues. Also, that automation fires too often, you don't need it to run on edit, you need it done on transition.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The only way you could do this would be to identify the mis-spelt label - imagine you've got Jira, Gira and Jirra labels, you'd need to know the two misspelt ones in order to search for them. As you can't really search for a negative, and Jira has no way to list all the labels in one go…

You can't do this directly. Sharepoint is a completely different system to Confluence and doesn't support the structures that Confluence does. You will need to export all your data and transform it into something Sharepoint can import. That's not something people here will help with much - most of us who have worked with…

Ok, I think you've run into a bug in the Cloud version of Insight. A short time ago, Atlassian had a major incident when their attempt to remove the old version of Insight led to a load of sites being taken out. They've fixed that (and the processes that enabled it) and they've gone back to updating everyone to the newer…

Ah, I see. Problem is that they are not links, they are triggers for code. There is no link address behind them.

What is the custom field you are using? What type is it, and does it display ok in the issue navigator if you add it as a column to the display?

It's not, it's actually a lot less complicated than most. It won't be affected by large uploads any more than any other git repository would be.

(created >= 01/Mar/2022 and created <= 31/Mar/2022) or (resolutiondate >= 01/Mar/2022 and resolutiondate <= 31/Mar/2022) (created >= 01/Apr/2022 and created <= 30/Apr/2022) or (resolutiondate >= 01/Apr/2022 and resolutiondate <= 30/Apr/2022 ) Will get you the two sets of "exact" data you are looking for. You probably want…

There isn't a recommended bandwidth, Bitbucket will work with whatever it can get, same as any other web application. I've got to question why you are asking this question? Is it because you are on a severely throttled or limited connection and want to tell the owners that you need it made faster so you can work? If so,…