Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

It'll be rolled out across all Cloud sites by 1st April, according to the docs. Filters should not be affected, they don't really use the name of the issue type.

I am aware of several places that are well into @Fabio Racobaldo _Catworkx_ 's definition of "extra large" - one is over 11 million issues. It's a big DC install and very large, and they are making full use of archiving for projects that have finished but need to remain searchable. But 11 million...

It's my consultant instinct - "why do you think you want something that is of no real use to you?". When my lot promise documentation to clients, we give them a space export if they want something they can maintain themselves, or pdfs if they want static docs. Another option might be to scrape your space with a script -…

Word isn't suitable as a space export - it loses all sense of the structure of the space and would give you a monolithic, disordered and totally unwieldy document. Spaces often stretch to thousands of pages - can you imagine trying to read a book where every paragraph is in a random order? Pages do have a word export…

I'm afraid I'm still stuck after the edit. What do you mean by "integrate"?

Welcome to the Community! We can't begin to guess what you are running from "running example 1" Please could you explain what you are actually doing and what documentation you are working from?

It is indeed the free plan - they have fixed permissions. You'll need to move to a paid plan to get the flexibility of permission schemes.

Jira does not do this natively, so you'll need an app to do it. I'd recommend a look at https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?query=budget - there are quite a few apps that add the functionality to Jira. I have used a few of these, mostly as an end-user though (a developer and a Jira admin, not the person actually…

No, absolutely not. Sub-tasks can not have sub-tasks. It's deliberately built this way to prevent people creating over-complicated and unwieldy issue tracking systems. If you need more layers, then you should be reviewing the levels at which you are tracking things -and then going up, not down. The hierarchy is Epic ->…

>I'd be better off explaining the reality of fluctuation and some scope creep in the Agile world, does that sound accurate? Very much so, yes! Your client doesn't need to completely understand how Scrum or Agile work, but having them understand the basics of velocity (it's measuring the team's delivery vs commitment, not…

You can't use scriptrunner to suppress error messages that are telling you that you can't do something. Your configuration is broken somewhere, and you need to fix it.

To answer the headline question, yes, the the export you mention in the second part are exports of a confluence space. But, if none of them are suitable for your need, then the answer is no, Confluence does not have an export that suits you. There might be an app that can do it, but we can't make any suggestions without…

This message is warning you that someone other than Atlassian or yourself is connecting to your Trello and, if you do approve the access, they will have access to all your Trello content. I'm not actually sure what your question is here. Could you explain a bit more?

That does not explain what "lookup issues" means.

In the user directory management system you have chosen.

Sub-task imports in Jira are complex (I really want to type "unnecessarily" in front of "complex" in that sentence, but I have not yet worked out a way to improve it) I want to be completely clear about what you are trying to import and how you are trying to do it to begin with, so I'm going to try to ask some simple…

Yes, I've got a few anecdotes about various versions, but it's anecdotal. I have not run into problems with 8.5, 8.6 or 8.7, but I've not seen enough of them to be a good sample size (Two). We've done a lot more with later versions, mostly the long-term-support ones, and seen no problems. 8.13 has a much better sample size…

What do you mean "content in one space is also seen in the other space"? Confluence doesn't do that. Content in a space is in a space. People can see content. Your image is what someone gets when they've recently visited two spaces that they can see. "Recent spaces" is a list of the spaces they've recently visited. So I'm…

Andy's answer covers it, and Atlassian have a task to get it added to their docs.

There's nothing wrong with this. In your example, the issue was closed before it went into sprint 10, so it was closed before being counted as part of the sprint. It was never put into sprint 8, so it was closed outside sprint 8. There are two simple ways to handle this Just ignore them. The data being reported is accurate…

No, you'd need to change all the user authentication code in Jira to enable it to use another external directory, and you can't do that in Cloud. There is never going to be an API for code that doesn't exist!

Ah, I was talking about attachments, not images you may have uploaded to replace/add icons for priority, issue type or other image based fields. I can't remember where those are kept, even if they're under the home directory.

That's not what project import does. The import takes the config from the Jira you are importing from.

Ok, so did you remove the "disabled" flag from the account in the user directory?

That is what I said.

One of the people can see a sprint that the other can not, and the 1153 is matching it before the other.

There is not really a way to do this. Cloud doesn't have the functionality that an iPaaS service would need to include Atlassian Cloud sites in a service with other services.

As well as @Utkarsh Agarwal 's answer which should solve the problem (you never put the resolution field on a create/edit screen, only transition screens for resolving/closing issues), I think you may have a second massive problem. Your screenshot shows "unresolved" as the selected option. That is wrong, it should not be…

Welcome to the Community! You do not do this. Issues do not contain sub-tasks. A sub-task is a part of an issue, not a separate entity. You can't have a parent item with sub-tasks in a different project. By definition, a sub-task is in a project because it is part of a parent issue that is in the project. My usual example…

Your perpetual server licence means everything will carry on working as before. But there will be no upgrades, patches, bug fixes, updates, and most importantly, no support for it (beyond the efforts non-Atlassian people may offer)