Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

The one that you have installed to do profiles. I can't tell you what you have installed. You'll need to go to Admin -> Manage Apps and look at what you've got there.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is a very big question about what you are trying to do here. When you say "Atlassian Team", do you mean the administrators of your Atlassian systems, or do you mean Atlassian themselves?

It doesn't align, you should only use your production licence once, on the production service! But. As part of a production licence, you have a "development" licence. This has the same user limit and expiry date as your main licence, and is intended for you to use on all your supporting systems - development, sandboxes,…

Yeah, it's an annoying one, that. See and vote for https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-63787

There are many ways to trigger a transition. One of them is a button that needs to show an action to a user. It's complete nonsense to present the user with * Next * Next * Next Or even worse * * * Do you see why you need a sensible name for a transition now?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You'll need to talk to your system administrators. We in the Community can't help you, we have less access to that Jira system than you do!

Ok, and why do you think you want some HTML for that?

There is no way to do that directly, you'll need to read the project configuration for the workflow scheme, then the workflow the issue is set to use, and parse that for the status ids which you'll then need to map in the status list you already mentioned.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to look at your permissions for the project, making sure that the clients Jira accounts are included in the "assignable user" permission.

All of them? There's only one app doing that. The app has to be installed for the link to appear.

Actually, there's no choice to be made here. Just use Epics as they are supposed to be used If you really want to see estimates on Epics, then automate summing up the child issue estimates into another field on the Epic, so the reporting doesn't look at them. 

It's just a warning that you currently have no issues in the status, so don't expect to see any cards in the columns when you go back to the board view.

What is the "searcher" for the field set to?

Yes, so only offer the fields for entry when people are moving the issue into a new status. That's how you should be trying to control data entry.

Yes, that looks fine, although you could shorten it to Project in (AAA, BBB, ccc) if you wanted. But that's not important now, we're looking for non-existent issues. What type of board have you created? When you look in the backlog part of the board, are your issues there? Do you have any unmapped status when you go to…

It is the same answer, you need to get the VPN fixed.

I think April fools came early for all of us! Nice one finding that, I'd cast around and completely missed it!

Have you set the security level on the issue you want to hide? (Field is often shown as just "level")

Ok, so you actually need some velocity, not html What have you put into /template/configuration.vm so far?

I'd want to check the browser extensions - I have seen this once with an ad-blocker. But it's a long-shot, as it went away in a different browser.

The code in https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/update-the-value-of-a-custom-field-using-a-listener shows us how to write custom field data.

Without the clarity of () to explain exactly what you want from a query, the computers have to simply read what they're given. They have no understanding of what you might be asking to see like other humans can. I think I can see what you really want from this query, but the computers can't. So they have rules for parsing…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can't get rid of them, they are an integral part of the navigation.

If the project hasn't changed, then I'm complete with you on the "confused", it's the only thing I can think of that might cause this situation. Would it be possible to see the Automation that is going wrong?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Could you explain what this has to do with Confluence in more detail? 

The Epic name field is only valid on Epics, you'll have to copy the value into a text custom field if you want it to appear on other issues.

No, your Jira administrators can administrate everything, they can't be limited to certain projects.

The issue type is not a simple field, it's a fundamental part of what an issue is, and it determines all the configuration of the issue. Because of that, you can't "edit" the issue type directly, you have to use "move" to change the issue type, as the move functionality can compare the current configuration of the issue…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! First, check the permissions in the project - take away the permission to assign issues from anyone who should not be able to change the assignee. Second, add a post-function to the workflow for that issue type, one that sets the assignee to the person you want.

You should be able to add them in the config for the board's cards - look for "original estimate" and "time tracking" in the list of fields