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Yes, you need to, because something has damaged your index beyond repair, and onlt a "full re-index" can fix it (a full re-index deletes the whole index and builds it again from scratch). The warning message there is just telling you why the background index won't cut it.
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If you can connect with a browser via a VPN, but not without it, then the problem is with your networking - either your network is not allowing access, or your ip address is blacklisted.
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So that means there is an application installed, and running, in your Windows OS that is crashing out Sourcetree Do not get me wrong - the other application should not be interfering, and it's not Windows fault it can do it, nor that Sourcetree allows it. But there's not a lot Atlassian can do about it, their Sourcetree is…
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Welcome to the Community! I do not quite understand your question, but I think a lot of my failure is down to the first sentence. Could you explain the first line a bit more? You say "add new page using add page macro (with form)." Which "add page macro" and what does "with form" mean?
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Welcome to the Community! No, there's no way to do this. Your tables are part of the content of a page and the only way to change page content is to edit it.
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Welcome to the Community! I think we might need to know a bit more about what "chapters" mean to you. I say that because it's not a word in Atlassian-speak that has any specific meaning. A space is a collection of pages. The pages are (usually) organised into a tree form, rather than just being a pile of disorganised…
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Welcome to the Community! There are broadly three places you can look for improving page loads in Confluence. 1. The first, and most powerful, is simplification. Exactly as you say, "the number of embedded objects directly relates to the load time". You simply cannot improve this with applications inside the system -…
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Could you tell us what your "deal board" is, and how you are trying to connect it to Confluence? To get a bit ahead of that though, 404 errors are one of the more common and easy to debug errors we see on networks - they really do just mean "the url you have given us does not exist, there is nothing there when you visit".…
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Welcome to the Community! Who gets to use a portal is entirely down to who you let into it - for external clients, you just need to set the permissions so that external clients can use it as customers. The (internal) agents for it will be able to see the portal too (it's hard for them to do their job without it, but their…
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Welcome to the Community! I'm afraid the reports are mostly hard-coded, you can't add arbitrary fields in this one.
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Hard to say. It's working fine on both of mine (one is one of the earliest intel based ones, the other is an early M1) What exactly are the symptoms you are getting? "does not work" does not describe anything.
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Welcome to the Community! I could read this question in two ways: 1. You are trying to grant permissions to people. In this case, it's exactly what Brant said! 2. You are looking at a permission scheme and thinking "I would like the permission to control an action in a project, so I can (say) control who can set a field".…
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Welcome to the Community! For baords, there's a very simple concept that your developers are not handling correctly. The last column on the board is "done". That's it, really. There's conversations to be had on whether that's the best way to do it, multiple columns, and how you should try to make status and resolution line…
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Yes, there are a couple. What are you looking for?
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Welcome to the Community! Is your project a team-managed project? (Go into it and look to the bottom left, it will say "you're in a xyz-managed project" - xyz will say team or company)
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No, the role of an admin is to administrate the system. Most of the things they can do are about changing global things, they can't be limited to projects. You can set it up so an admin can't see projects when acting as a non-admin user, but they will always be able to administrate those projects, and hence be able to get…
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You can do this with post-functions, listeners or Automations (some may be available off-the-shelf, you may need apps to be a bit more clever with them. You've not said if you are on Cloud or Server, or what the trigger for this automatic assignment might be (on creation? Edit? Transition? An external event?), so I'm not…
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You probably want to do a bit of re-arranging before you do this, as it only works at a space level, but... Choose a space to work with, go to space-settings -> manage space -> export space and select the type of export you want. This will then offer you "Full" or "Custom". If you choose Custom, it will ask a few more…
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There's three ways you can show/hide fields 1. the context - check the list of custom fields and that story points is valid for your project and issue type. This is probably the wrong way to do it for you, as it has some limitation 2. The screens used for Create, Edit, View and transition are a simple list of which fields…
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Is the story points field valid for the issue type you are transitioning? Or possibly hidden in the field configuration? There's three ways you can show/hide fields 1. the context, which is why I ask about the validity of the field - check the list of custom fields and that story points is valid for your project and issue…
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I think you need to re-read your requirement here: "The goal is to tag pages, and get a list of all relevant pages for that tag" That is what labels do. The other part of the requirement is "multiple comments or sections" - why? If a page has the same label six times, it'll still turn up in the searches as a single page…
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Welcome to the Community! When you mix OR and AND in a logical query, most humans will misunderstand how the computers will read it, and it's quite likely you have constructed a query that does not do what you think it will. In short, you need to use parenthesis to make your question clear. Jira reads queries left to right…
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Not entirely sure what you mean by "pack", but yes, if you only have two users, you can use a free licence (note that some functionality is limited - if you need those functions, 2 users fits within the $10 10 user licence)
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You do not, it is not really a "page", it's a structural element which acts as a container for all the pages in the space. You need somewhere to keep them, and Pages is the container Atlassian have written for it. As it's not a page, it's not editable.
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You would need to disable or remove the draw.io app from your system.
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First hit on most search engines is https://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/pricing
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It's quite old. Certainly since Jira 7.0 and I have a feeling the error message actually implemented a lot earlier, as the Epic-link field hasn't been addable to Epics since locked fields were introduced. You can link between Epics with issue links, but the warning is about linking an Epic to another with the Epic-link…
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Most of us have similar cases and we usually keep the solution as "don't include the items in the backlog/sprint" - you don't want them in there because the backlog is for the development team, and these items need doing outside the team. Often, people will simply do it with a separate project, changing the project plan so…
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The "delete account" from account preferences only works for non-managed accouts, it's for when you are trying to delete an account you yourself own. Managed accounts can only be deleted by the organisation that owns them, they cannot be deleted by the person the account is for. This is a little confusing for organisation…
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You need to re-check the configuration. Can you pick an issue that has gone wrong and show us * The board filter * The board column configuration * The issue view (just the main system fields, and feel free to obscure text in summary/description etc) * How it appears in the previous sprint * How it appears in the sprint it…