Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Community! I'm afraid not, not unless you have a backup to refer to and copy. Inactivating an account does not remove it from groups though, only deleting or manually removing it from a group does. I think one of your admins cleaned up after inactivation.

You will need to add new groups to existing projects manually, or with code. And check before inflicting potentially unwanted change on the project owners.

There's no problem here, it is working as intended. A default value is only supposed to be used when something is created. It is not a global setting that you can change later. It would actually be a dreadful thing to do, to have a change like this propogated to all projects automatically - a lot of projects do not want…

@Monique vdB - I was thinking that too. My (old and creaky) memory is saying that "Elf" was overhyped years before "Elf on a shelf".

For what it's worth, I should stop watching Shaymalan films because I ruin them for everyone way too quickly. In 1999 there was the "I think Bruce Willis ........" incident that almost lost me a girlfriend, and my current partner was not impressed to have lost 90 minutes to finding out I was right when I muttered "I don't…

Welcome to the Community! It is just that the team has selected the task to do during the sprint. It doesn't need to be assigned to anyone A few Scrum teams I've worked with have had two broad approaches to assigning issues: * Don't bother - if it's "in progress" and you didn't put it there yourself, it's not your problem…

I want to attend in-person - mostly to get my count to 10, so I can stand up with @Susan Hauth _Jira Queen_ when we're asked! I won't repeat all the good reasons that @Jimmy Seddon and @James Breunig mentioned in their first responses, I just agree with them ;-) Online events do work, in some ways, better than real life,…

Yes, you just create the board to include all the issue types you want to see. Some of them will have due-dates (that's probably the easiest way to say "need to be completed by"), others will not. I think I may be missing something here - why does the time/not-time field matter to the board?

I think this really should go to Trello support over at https://trello.com/en-GB/contact#/ - if you use the "contact support" link, you'll be able to give them more detail A copy of the email would be welcome probably, with the headers, which I completely understand you would not want to post in a public place like this…

I want to paraphrase this to ensure that I have the description correct: * The workflow for a given issue should not allow the issue to be closed if there are any open issues in any number of project/issuetype combinations. Is that right? As you have not linked or otherwise indicated that there are blockers to the current…

Ok, no problem. There are two places you might want to remove it from though. Service Management projects hold issues, the same as Work Management and Software projects, but they can have customer-facing requests as well (the customers create requests, the fields they fill in go towards the creation of the issue that your…

Yep, there are ways to do this in Structure, assuming that's what you're using! (Does look like it though)

Ah, thanks for letting us know! Glad it's sorted too!

These are not "section macros", they're layout formatting, and they don't do sections really. If you need a part of a page that's a full width (a single column), you just don't use a layout for it.

Some of the migration and housekeeping tools have some reporting on this, but if you've not got (or don't want to buy) one of them, then plain Jira has no direct way to do this. There is a slogging way to do it - * Make sure you are using an account that can see every project (doesn't need edit, comment etc, just to be…

I think you need to explain what WVD is first - I'm not sure I'd expect World Vetinary Day to do much with Jira directly.

No, I'm afraid nothing happens beyond a change in the database when you re-order subtasks. I think the data is in the property tables, but I'm not too sure if it has been moved since I last looked at a database.

The button for "create personal space" is not shown when * The function for creating personal spaces has been turned off by an admin * You already have a personal space Atlassian recently changed Cloud so that you get one automatically, so case 2 applies if you're on Confluence Cloud!

I think most people find more recent questions on the subject, judging by the lack of activity on this one. I'm not an Atlassian either, I've just been in the ecosystem for a long time, so I'm aware of this sort of thing. You'll need to take up the lack of sort with Atlassian's Jira product owners, but there's a strong…

You will need to talk to your admins - they can change the fields that appear on a screen.

It won't work. To make Jira work with a proxy, you have to * Set up the proxy to talk to Jira and present itself to the intended network * Tell Jira it is behind a proxy * Change Jira's base url to match the proxy You don't have access to items 2 and 3 on Cloud.

Yes, that only applies to Company managed projects. Team managed projects don't have filters, as they don't need them. They are also designed not to allow ordering because the idea is that you don't need it. You'll note that you were responding to a question that was asked before Team Managed projects existed.

Ok, there's an assumption you've been making here that is wrong. There is no way of making a field mandatory in a screen in Jira. The field configuration where you are setting the mandatory flag has no connection to a screen. If you make a field mandatory with a field configuration, then it is mandatory for all actions…

Which one of these questions are you stuck on? You've just given us an error message about the connection, and a snippet of log that is a warning about something else. Could you explain more please?

Technically, there's no hard limit low enough for users to run into, you can add millions of files if you want. But when you load a page, Confluence has to read everything on it in order to give it to a browser, and your browser has to render it all. If you've overstuffed a page, then of course it's going to be slow,…

How are you telling Jira that an issue belongs to a topic? Custom field? Project? Label? 

You will need to talk to your admins - they have removed the Review issue type from your system for some reason.

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You can do it, and you do it with the field contexts, as you've already tried. Problem is that the field context settings are limited, and for any given field, you can only set a context by type, project, or a one off combination of them, you can't have many different types of context for a field.

Because startofyear and endofyear do what they say - they give you the start and end of the year. not a month within a year. I suspect you should be using "after startofmonth(9M) before endofmonth(9M)" if you only want to see data for a particular month