Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Again, you don't care about Clustinerg, zero downtime and so-on on Cloud. It is utterly irrelevant to your usage, as you are buying a service, not running it yourself. Yes, Gaurav is saying you may want to use Atlassian Access. You will need to if you want to use SAML SSO.

It should do. I keep forgetting to add (and its subtasks) to this answer - they also need to be in the last column when you close the sprint! A lot of use use the built-in condition for "do not allow issue to close unless all its sub-tasks are in the end state too".

There is no good reason to add an issue to a finished sprint, and hence Jira doesn't support it. What are you actually trying to achieve by rewriting history here?

Atlassian would need to implement https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CLOUD-6999 before that could be done.

Projects are irrelevant, it's the users each system is set up for. If you have three Jira servers, one with 25 users, one with 50 and one with 100, you need three licences, a 25, a 50 and a 100. It doesn't matter what access any user has to any projects. So, yes, if person X is using a single Jira instance, you'll be…

Most of the things on that list are irrelevant to Cloud usage. It is software-as-a-service, so you do not need to know or care about things like clustering, user directories or hosting. The only thing that does matter to you is how users are provisioned. Cloud uses Atlassian accounts, Google accounts, or Atlassian Access…

It sounds like the issues were not "done" when you closed the sprint. Were they all in the last column on the board when you closed it?

You can not display an issue in one project as part of another project, because it is not part of the other project. You could clone the issue and move the new version of it into the second project, but the two issues will be separate entities and handle as such (updates on one would not affect the other) I think the…

There is no way to stop people downloading an attachment. If they can see the attachment, they can download it. That is not a limitation of Jira, that is how the internet works. 没有办法阻止人们下载附件。 如果他们能看到附件，他们就可以下载它。 这不是 Jira 的限制，这就是互联网的运作方式。

There are a number of places this might be stored, but the main one you need to worry about is bodycontent - that contains your physical page content. You'll need to find and replace all the links in large blocks of text though, it's not a simple update.

Reminds me of my oldest (surviving) Atlassian shirt:

Yeah, the getting started guide assumes you're running your server on https (which is port 443 by default)

Welcome to the Community! 1. Technically, no, but your humans will find the field to be too complex and hence functionally useless if it's got more than a couple of hundred values. 2. No, there's no way to limit it. Best you can do is write a validator that can count the selected options in a field and say "no, you cannot…

Go to Admin -> Users and look at the number of people who have application access. You'll be able to add and remove people in there, no matter what the status or level of your subscription. Перейдите в Админ -> Пользователи и посмотрите количество людей, у которых есть доступ к приложению. Вы сможете добавлять и удалять…

You'll need to contact Mojang to find out how they want you to report bugs (I know they use Jira, but I don't know if they want people to report bugs directly in their Jira or they have some other method) We can't help you with contacting them, we are not Mojang. The best we could do is search their publically available…

You've been able to create sub-tasks in team-managed projects for months now (possibly over a year, it's been a while and I do not have a good memory for dates). Go to project-settings -> issues and look for "sub task" on the left, you will need to add sub-task as a new type

Look at the url, or the display of the project or any of the issues in it. You will see the "ID" in several places. If nothing else, the issues are keyed as <project identifier>-<sequence> If by "ID" you do not mean the unique project identifier Jira expects us humans to use, then could you tell us what you mean by "id" or…

Welcome to the Community! You would need to write a power-up for Trello so that it could broadcast changes to Roblox, or write something on the Roblox side to monitor Trello cards and look for changes to act upon. I'm not aware of anyone who has written either of those, but don't let my inability to…

No, you absolutely do not want to do this. You must not write to an Atlassian application's database, because you will break it. Never do that. As for how you use scripts to read a database, it's the same for every application, so do whatever it is you did for the Jira scripts that read your database.

Great! It will fix all the problems you're having with strikethroughs and Jira thinking stuff is done or not done at the right times. I'm sorry I did not explain it well the first time. I'm going to blame being a bit jaded by 15 years of it (including time grumbling at Atlassian about it), but that is no excuse for not…

In my experience, this comes back to a simple question - "who is responsible for getting it done?". In no project methodology is there any room for an answer of "I thought the other person was handling it". It fails, every time. In real life, you should never allow mutiple assignees. It will lead you into a mess. No-one…

Why would they be? A question asking for a list of issues is one thing. How you display it (including the sort order if one even applies in your result report) is another thing. You'll need to look at something else to do the ordering.

There's no way to do that. Your "in" clause has nothing to do with ordering. You'll need to look at other data on the issues for your sort.

I am not sure I was clear enough here. That was not a "suggestion", it is what you need to do to make the system work. You should never add a "not fixed" type resolution. If the resolution field has ANY value in it, then the issue is resolved. It does not matter what you call that resolution - "unresolved", "not fixed",…

Welcome to the Community! We cannot help you with that directly - we have no access to your system. If your access to a page has changed, then either someone who has access to restrictions has restricted you from editing, or one of the space administrators has removed your edit access from the space. (Confluence…

Welcome to the Community! One of the board settings is "who this board is shared with", which will probably say "shared with project", so anyone who can see the project can see the board. You can change that if you want, limiting it to maybe a group of Product owners. I would strongly recommend that you do not do that. The…

Jira used to ship with a a set of standard issue types, and no different project templates - you had to a create a project, then create and give it a new issue type scheme when you needed a different set of issue types. Atlassian added project templates a while ago, which allowed us to create projects pre-configureed with…

Your "requirement" is not really a requirement, it's an attempt to fix something that is broken with a technical solution. Your reuirement is actually "get admins to stop breaking things". The real fix for that is to stop having admins who don't know what they are doing.

Ah, Trello isn't trying to compete with Asana or Monday, they're more Jira competitors.

The backups of the service are encryted at rest. By default, anything you do on Forge is encryted at rest. But you are free not to - that is your choice.