Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Glad to help a bit, sorry I can't do more than just help turn off the emails.

I'm here to work too, and I have no interest in badges either. I have a lot of interest in my activity being recognised though. I have made friends through the Community, partly driven by recognition of what I've been talking about here, and Atlassian reaching out to active community members. I know it is "gamification", I…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The short answer is "no". The batching is done for speed and efficiency and can't be turned off. Smartbear (Zephyr) are taking advantage of the efficiencies by bundling their code into it (I actually wish more app vendors would do it more, because it's almost always faster than doing it…

Ok, it doesn't work in boards, no, but that's because the Software boards do not estimate on sub-tasks. Kanban does not have estimates at all. You measure progress by throughput, which means counting cards, not looking at variable estimates (you could simply say something like "1 card = 4 story points, which is what one of…

They are control strings you insert into the body of a page, which then render something more clever than simple text when the page is refreshed. It could be as simple as a panel or a lozenge around a bit of text, all the way through to complex things like reading a list of issues from Jira and displaying them in place.…

Ok, there's two things here. First, the "overview" page is almost always showing the "home" page of the space, but when you view it in the "overview" view, Confluence replaces the page name with the Space name, hiding the page name. If you edit the page directly, you can give it a new name, but you won't see that in the…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This depends on what you want from the "integration", define that first, then we can tell you how to get started with it. (Or maybe check the marketplace for something that can do it for you)

Yes, you can allow JWM users into Software projects. They just won't be able to use the boards.

Ok, take a step back and look at the first problem, as that's a cause of a lot of the other problems >Original estimate on stories should automatically roll up the subtasks. It does. But it does not do it in the same field because that would break time estimation in Scrum, and stop people who want to use sub-tasks to…

My guess would be that your upgrade to the operating system re-instated a set of default firewall rules, ones that are blocking Jira from reaching the internet (for the marketplace) and your mail servers (so it can't send mail)

Yep, I see it sometimes too. As above, it's something in Teams that is breaking things, not the Atlassian side.

No, there's no way to do this. The aim of the create function is to offer the author the freedom to name the page to what they want it to be. It's not a good idea to put the parent page as the name of a child page, it makes the title overlong and adds nothing of any value.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Go to Admin -> Apps -> Find new apps, enter "poker" into the search and then click "install" on the app you think is best for you.

The REST API returns the worklog when you use the expand function. I don't know what your jira-python is doing, I've never used it.

Ok, that tells me your workflow is not built to do what you expect, it's broken (or has misleading names on the transitions) You'll need to compare your workflow with your desired process flow.

I don't want to re-type the stuff I said about it last week, so I'lll just point you to https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Atlassian-Account-questions/Is-ii-possible-to-opt-out-of-badges/qaq-p/1947678?utm_source=atlcomm&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=immediate_general_answer&utm_content=topic where there's a bit more info.

There's no way to remove it - it's the main point of the display you're seeing.

Administration rights give you access to administration, they don't give you access to project or issue functions. You'll need to look at the permission scheme for the project, and get yourself added to the groups and/or roles that grant permission for you to create issues in the project (and probably other functions like…

I'm afraid there's nothing we can help you with here. Either the API token you are using is invalid, the credentials you are entering are wrong, or the url can't be reached by your system.

Select * from jiraworkflow is the SQL you need. You'll then have to parse the xml for each workflow. However, I wouldn't bother. A raw look at a workflow property doesn't actually tell you a lot without the context in which it is being used. What you need to be doing is looking at the whole workflow, documenting what it…

Status is not really a field, it is a display of where something is in the workflow. To change status, you need to transition the issue from one step to another in the workflow. If you want to automate this, look for the automation action that transitions an issue!

I'm sorry, but you can't do that without apps that can check and interfere with your input. I would look in the marketplace for apps that can do validation like that (you know I'm going to yell "scriptrunner" because I'm an Adaptavist, but there are a lot of others that can do it). Off the shelf, no, Jira does not validate…

I am sorry, I was focussing more on the error, and your comment just made me realise I'm not talking about your actual question! I should have seen that earlier. The problem here is how your admins have made the field mandatory. It's not their fault, nor what you are doing, it's the way Jira works. Jira can tell you when a…

The analogy works fine - remember you're buying a service, not running the software. If you go to a mechanic to get your car serviced, you don't have any say in what tools they might use, or how old they are, and even if you did, you have no use for that information. I'll also stop now. You've still not been able to give…

Does Gather support that?

I mean that if you want to create an issue, you will need your REST call to send an affects version.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It looks like you are using a validator to make the field required, rather than doing it in the field configuration (if you did it in there, the * that indicates a field is mandatory would appear on the create screen) You'll need to adjust your REST call such that it fills in a valid…

You should train your authors to use Confluence links instead of URLs, then you won't have a problem with the links (and they look better too) I mean use [(space:) page name] instead of [url of page]

I strongly recommend that you stop looking at the "back end", and use the REST api or the UI to do your work. You should never write (and that includes delete) to a Jira data store outside the application, because you will break it. You say "for eg i have a pdf file in the backend i want to open it" - that's fine, click on…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Bitbucket is not a web server, it has no functions for processing web application files outside its own services. You'll need to deploy your php on a web server that serves php.