Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Community! When that "include sub-tasks" is set, then it should be rolling them up. Are you sure the sub-tasks for this story have original estimates?

* Take them into the next sprint (basically, don't have them in the last column on the board when you close it). To know how many sprints it was in, look at the issue, the sprint field lists all past and present sprints. * Moving an issue from one column to another is actually a function of the workflow. For a really…

There are no "included plugins" in Data Centre for the purposes of licencing. You buy a DC licence and all the "included plugins" are licenced by it.

An instance of an Atlassian system holds a pile of shared objects that you cannot separate away by people. Imagine the simple case where Alice, Bob and Charlie all have a separate Jira project, the permissions are set to only allow them into their project and they can't see the others. Next imagine you create three fields,…

You've always been able to have many done status, just that they all need to be mapped into the last column on the board.

Atlassian do not release unstable versions, the answer to "which versions are stable" is "all of them" (You can get early access releases which are not guaranteed or supported, but you'd never deploy one of them as a production system)

Just a note of caution when choosing what to base the choice of board on - multi-selection fields may look very confusing (components and labels are a special case of multi-select, so it applies to them). They don't, but do, enforce exclusivity! Imagine you've decided to use labels for this, and told people to use labels…

I am sorry, I do not think Google translate is helping me well enough here. The translations I am getting are: * "upon receipt of applications for the Jira"* Do you mean when a new person asks for access to Jira? * Or do you mean someone sends an email to Jira which it then turns into an issue? * "synchronization with…

An "Automation" can probably do what you need if I have understood the question. Get started with these at «Автоматизация», вероятно, может сделать то, что вам нужно, если я понял вопрос. Начните с этого на https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/features/automation

This is what it says it is - your account is not registered for access to this wiki, and you'll need one of the administrators of the site to get you added. However, I took a quick look at https://community.opmantek.com and a couple of things jumped out at me. * They're using a Server based Confluence, which you would not…

What test management tool are you using to provide test cases? What does that usually do?

A filter returns a list of issues, it does not report on them. Your gadget will extract data from the issues and use it to work out what to display. So, I think the filter part of this could be as simple as "assignee = person". I think it is the gadget you will need to look at, to work out which one displays the results in…

No "duh!" - I think it's one of those functions that only seems obvious after you've had it pointed out to you or stumbled across it accidentally.

How are you identifying the "parent" here? How are you recording it on the issues? We've already mentioned how to do this, both Jack and I have mentioned labels, components and custom fields

Please see the first paragraph in my previous comment.

Which messages (emails? Slack posts? Something else?). Highlight them where? How are you identifying tops and secretaries? Какие сообщения (электронные письма? Сообщения Slack? Что-то еще?). Выделите их где? Как вы определяете топов и секретарей?

Error 500 just means it's not serving, which could be caused by a lot of things. You'll need to read the application logs to find out what has gone wrong. It's almost always recorded in <confluence home where the confluence.cfg.xml file is>/log/atlassian-confluence.log

Highlight the text you want to comment on, and then hover the cursor over it. You'll get one or more options to click on (depending on settings and apps - it's usually 2 when a Confluence is linked to a Jira). The one option you should always get is "comment"

Boards are not containers for issues, you do not "assign an issue to a board". Projects are the issue containers. Boards are a view of a selection of issues, so if you want to have issues appear exclusively on one of two boards, you change the selection criteria the boards are using. In your case, both of your boards say…

1. You treat a board as though it is a team effectively. As part of a scaled setup, you then would have one sprint per board, with all of your teams having the same sprint cadence (the usual example is everyone would start their sprint on day X and it will last 2 weeks) 2. You put data on the issues that enables you to…

There isn't a standard condition for blocking a group, you have to say "all groups except this one". There is no "not" in conditions. Even if it did, it's more complicated than just "not" - imagine Bob is in group A and you block group A, you're probably going to find that Bob can still execute it, because Bob is quite…

There's no way to do this. Issue security works purely off the groups, roles and dynamic roles of the current user in the context of the current issue.

I am sorry, I do not understand the question. It looks like half a sentence (when it ....?) and Butler is not a language, it's an automation tool, so I don't understand what you're trying to switch.

An account can only belong to one organisation

The placeholder texts are done by code in Cloud, and you do not have any access to update or change code in Cloud. So the answer is that you can't change it.

Go to a company-managed project and look to the "boards" drop-down, which has "create board" at the bottom. That process will ask you if you want to create from a board, a filter or a project.

A Condition would be the best way to do this, but I think you'll need one of the more advanced scripting apps - I think you need to do some coding around the "does it have a mention in Confluence"

Add a long text field and make sure the renderer is not "plain text"

You would need to remove their right to be project administrators - only project admins can add components. Or, you could remove the components field from the project and use a multi-select list instead.

It can certainly take inputs scanned from RFID tags, but there's no direct "plug in an RFID reader and it'll take the information from it" - you'll need to code for your reader hardware and think about how to translate what you're reading into data that might be useful in Insight.