Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

All their tasks are fixed or done, and both fixed and done are in the last column on the board(s)?

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Bother, I was hoping it was something that would be hitting the wrong URL, but the admin UI (including repository settings) should not be able to do that. Are there more bits of log in this area that might be relevant?

You will need to ask Mojang or other mojang users how to get in touch with the admins there.

You can't change the CSS on Cloud, so no, this can't be done natively. See https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-36137 However, there are a couple of theme options in Cloud now, so have a look in the marketplace for the apps that theme it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I'm not quite sure what you are looking for here. Given that list, I think I would probably create a new project, with a Kanban template, and think about modifying the list of issue types to match your list (lunch instead of bug, health check instead of task, and so on)

I have a horrid feeling that your user needs to be able to transition issues in the sprint, which means your question about "do they need admin in the JSM project" may not be far off - only Agents can transition in JSM projects.

SSL is usually done with a public and private key pair. When you want to secure communications between two things, the sender encrypts the data, gives that to the receiver who then decrypts it. My favourite analogy is that the public key is a padlock, and the private key the only way to unlock a padlock. You hand out…

There's no issue here - sub-tasks are not part of a sprint, and hence don't have the field. (I mean they're not sprint items themselves, they're in a sprint by virtue of being part of a story that is in a sprint)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Sub-tasks are not sprint items, so I am not sure what you mean by "could move sub-tasks". Where are you moving an issue to the next sprint? Do you mean in the backlog? We can't help you with an "error on auto move forward" unless you tell us what it is.

Only administrators / site admins can edit group membership. 

This looks like a problem with the app you're using. I'd want to compare this burndown with the standard burndown built in, just to see if there are differences. If the Jira one looks the same, then we need to dig into your data more, if the Jira one is accurately representing the actual burn, then it's time to look at the…

Jira Cloud does not do user directories internally, it is all handled at a site level in your overall site. Your site supports only three types of directory - Atlassian Accounts, Google Accounts and Atlassian Access. Two of those are flat account systems, but Atlassian Access can also draw from other places, including…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! To connect a Jira Cloud system to an Active Directory, you need to subscribe to Atlassian Access.

Yes, this makes sense. You've set up the board to do swimlanes by project, which groups together the issues from each project into a lane. The important bit here is that a swimlane will not be shown if it is empty. In this case, you have no issues from that project on the board (in the sprint), so the swimlane disappears.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! A backlog is a list of issues that need some attention. If an issue is "done", it needs no further attention. So, your "done" issues vanish from the backlog because they are not supposed to be there anymore. (You get to see "done" issues in completed sprints to tell you everything that…

I am not sure what you mean by "fixed status epic". Do you mean that the Epic has a status of "fixed"? Jira does not look directly at the status of the Epic to determine if it is ended (and hence dropped from the list of available Epics to link to), it's looking at where the Epic is in general. Is it in a status that…

The short answer is "search for them" We can't help you with constructing a search unless we know how you are storing them in Jira. Are the things you are looking for issue types? Fields on issues that tell you what they are? Things provided by test management tools? The first one could even be a status of an issue!

This sort of error happens when you hit the wrong URL for the action. How were you trying to delete the repository?

This is probably the zoom in your browser. Most of them have ctrl+ and ctrl- as zoom quick keys, so try ctrl+ a few times. --- Este es probablemente el zoom en su navegador. La mayoría de ellos tienen ctrl y ctrl- como teclas rápidas de zoom, así que intente ctrl varias veces.

Are the "done" issues in the last column on the board?

All you could do with SR is write a script that removes the unwanted groups from roles and run it regularly.

Jira does not have field-level security (it's a collaborative anti-pattern). There are a couple of apps that provide them in the marketplace which are worth a look (they do work well in my experience)

I think most of those questions are straying off topic and valuable questions to ask in their own right. The original question was really "is there a number and why isn't it readily available in the UI". The answer is "because it is of no use to you, the end-user". That's what I've been focussed on - why? What use is the…

No, sorry, I think I have explained it very badly. In order to check credentials, you simply try to use them. If they're good, you'll get a response, if they're not, you'll get an error telling you the credentials are invalid. The most simple one I've seen for a REST test of an account is a short script that just tried to…

The transition buttons are created by the workflow, and can be edited in there. The words on each button is literally the name of the transtion in the workflow. Whether a button appears or not is dependent on the transition being there AND passing conditions (like user is in group x, or date field is over 7 days ago) I'm…

What do you mean by "sub filter"? Given you are using that filter to get a list of issues, are you looking at it in the issue navigator? Or is it a board, and what type of board? Or in a dashboard gadget? Whereever it is, what are you expecting to see as a "sub filter"? (My guess would be you mean a board's quick filters?)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I'm afraid not. The Automation blocks are coded to ask the rule writer for start and end status, they don't ask about transitions behind the change. But you can get your rule defined by using the status options, I don't see a need to try to configure it by transitions really.

The only bit you need worry about here is the "order by". Change it to include the priority, so order by priority desc for a simple priority only sort, or probably ORDER BY priority desc, cf[10249] ASC, created DESC for your query. Bear in mind that the dashboard gadget needs to be one that recognises and uses a sort order…

>The point of any application, is to provide customers with what they view as important. No, it's to provide customers with things that are important. Most of the time, what the customers think is important is actually important, so it's the same thing. But in this case of the version of Cloud, the customer is wrong. The…