Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Community! There's a few things about swimlanes that are not obvious when you start using them, and I think you've run into two points: * Issues only get shown once on a board. If two or more swimlanes select for the same issue, then the issue will only appear in the first swimlane. * Swimlanes do not…

Have a read of the answers on https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Getting-You-do-not-have-a-active-licence-post-function-will-not/qaq-p/1861298

Why? Why would you want to inflict an interruption on people for no reason?

You are on the right track, the handler will ignore email with a sent date over 7 days ago. I'm not sure what you want in an elaboration - there's not a lot more we can tell you beyond "old emails will not be processed by Jira, it will just ignore them"

Welcome to the community! Your admin rights are irrelevant here. If you do not have a licence to use the software, then you don't have any rights to use it. In the case of Jira apps, they mostly stop working when you haven't paid for the right to use them. Either remove the post-function, or buy a licence for the app.

No, the components field is a complex field built into Jira. You can create a custom multi-select field to hold the same sort of data, but it won't have the component-lead functionality, nor being maintainable by project administrators.

Why would you want to do this? What has your login page for your application got to do with Jira?

No, there's no way to change the UI to behave that way.

Yes, the vendor of this app is requiring you to create an account with them. That account will have nothing to do with the rest of your Trello stuff, it is only for the use of that one app. If you don't want to have another account somewhere else, then do not create it, and remove the add-on from Trello.

Yes, ask your people to click on "edit".

Thanks @Michael Pryor ! I was going to ask if the email for the account for Trello was the one associated with the Atlassian account in use here in the community as well, but "go to id.atlassian.com" is definitely the next step, whatever the answer to that!

Atlassian are the company that own and run Trello (they acquired it a few years ago, 2017 if memory serves). Atlassian have an account system that Trello uses for its accounts now (similar to the way google accounts which you can use to log into all sorts of systems), and this is asking you to use your Atlassian account to…

Cows DO have a reverse gear, it was just so awkward having to raise my hand in a crowd to admit that I knew how to get them to do it. For what it's worth, one of the six people was needed to make the "reversing truck" bleeping noise, as cows definitely aren't fitted with bleepers ;-) 

Nope, the Jira Toolkit does not provide a multi-level cascading select field. But I think we may be drifting away from the problem. The message you're seeing in the screenshot (thanks for adding that, it wasn't there when I first answered) makes me want to check exactly what the context settings are - does the field have…

Jira Cloud does not have a multi-level cascading select list field type. You can only get one by adding an app.

No, by definition, the authentication system needs to be able to be logged into.

I'd suggest sharing your description with someone else in the Atlassian community, to see if they can understand it. That's one of the things Atlassian is looking for when they read a marketplace product description - would it make sense to someone who is browsing the marketplace for apps that do what yours does?

You can't have two instances of Jira using the same database off-the-shelf, the first active one will "lock" the database, and the second one will refuse to start because it can see the first one is active. You can, of course, hack that, but you will still find out about it very quickly as your users start complaining…

If you are using the app I suspect you are to provide the mult-level cascading select field, then yes, you are stuck, that's the way it has been coded to work in the search, and there's nothing you can do to change it. You'll want to get in touch with the authors of the app to see if they have plans to improve the way the…

Embarrassing and awkward have similar, but not quite the same, meanings to me. I am not going to talk about embarrassing situations, I don't want to, there are far too many, and not an insignificant number of these were witnessed by people in the community. So I'll go for a couple that are related, old and hopefully only…

Yes, you can do this, but there is no way to enforce it or to get it to work for everyone. To simplify things a bit, go back to the basics. Confluence is a service, people connect to it with clients. Most of the time, this will be a web-application to browser connection. With web pages, the server can ask the browser if it…

Welcome to the community! Which app are you looking at? I ask because I suspect the app is not actually important to the question. The questions and answers in Confluence are held in Confluence (your app is just reading stuff from a data source). There are a load of ways to download/export data from Confluence, but the…

Welcome to the Community! With a slight caveat that "sorted by" is a bit strong (the order may appear a bit random, it's determined by when the status was created rather than where it might be in any workflow), yes. * If you search for the issues you want to report on (simple example is just "project = X"), and save it as…

The active / inactive flag is not a setting, it is an indicator of whether a workflow is in use. A workflow that is used by one or more projects is active. An unused workflow is inactive. To associate a workflow with a project: * Create a new workflow scheme* This scheme will ask you what workflow to use for any issue type…

There is an easy starting point for this - Atlassian don't treat trials any differently to a production system in terms of data security. So... * How is our data protected during the period when we evaluating confluence with trial license. * Same as if you bought a production licence. * I do not find any licensing…

All versions of Jira are web-applications. I assume you mean you are looking to compare Server/DC Jira with Cloud Jira? There's no way to answer that question in the space we have here. The differences are so numerous, it would be far easier to start from point of view that they are two different systems that are both…

Don't forget unit of measure - I mean, the UK went metric about 55 years ago, but I've continued to drink pints and 1/4 gills, and of course, those are Imperial measures, not US! 

No, there's no way to do that. Your administrators will need to go into the config of each field and rename the options using the old department name one-by-one Note that doesn't mean doing anything in the project or its issues. Select list field options are stored on issues as references. The names you see on options are…

Welcome to the Community! Yes, you can add fields to sub-tasks that could be used as estimates. You can use the time-tracking field if you want to work in terms of durations. You could add more simple number fields and tell your people the number in them is hours, days, minutes, story points, business value, anything…

This is not quite what user macros do, they don't "validate" or process things, they run when a page is rendered. Now, that does not mean you can't get them to do things (you could write a macro that updates a counter somewhere every time a page is viewed for example, or trigger a script or javascript if they rendered a…