Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

No, there's no way to do this with templates. Templates are only used for creating the initial version of the page at the time of creation. Changing a template has no effect on pages that were created using it, and Confluence doesn't even bother to record which template was used, because it doesn't matter. Instead of…

No, the field is deliberately compressed in the issue navigator to avoid it taking up lots of space (issue type does this too). The fields are not compressed in most other places, as there's a bit more space for them. (On server, you could hack the templates drawing the field so they didn't compress, but the handful of…

There are several types of user that you will need to think about licencing. Assuming you have Jira Software already and are using that for development issue tracking, then you will need to consider: * Jira users: These will be your existing developers, happily tracking issues through projects probably using boards to…

As an admin, you'll need to go to Custom fields, find "affected modules" and click to configure it (not edit, but configure). In there, assuming it is a select-list type of field, you'll find a list maintenance function where you can add, edit and delete options. Once you've added a few options to the list, you'll find…

Yes, you can have separate licencing for Software and Work Management in the same system. It's hard to explain quickly, but a simple config example can show it really easily: In the application management section in admin, you can do a really simple setup that says "members of this group can use this application (and hence…

It's not a bug, it's working as intended.

What "limitation"? 

Have you tried typing or entering plain text, rather than using a browser extension that could be inserting all sorts of junk?

To edit versions, people only need project administrator. The admin cog appears for anyone who has any of the three types of admin - System, Jira or one or more project admin. The options in it vary by which type(s) you have.

No, it can't work like that. When you create a spring for a board, it is shown by the board/backlog, because it is something for the team using the board, it doesn't matter who creates it.

You don't need multiple assignees in pair programming either, the people doing it will have worked so closely together, it doesn't matter which one you assign it to. And you can simply add a field for "other part of pair" if you really really need it. In all other cases, multiple assignees will let you down. It is of no…

Welcome to the community! Is your "empty" value here an option name (like untriaged and triaged) or do you mean the search command of empty? If you are genuinely looking for an empty field (as opposoed to one containing a value called empty), then try assignee = currentUser() AND resolution = unresolved AND (Triage in…

Welcome to the community! Could you give us some detail here? "I've got a plugin and something is slow" does not give us much to work with. What does the app do? What exactly is slow? What have you measured to tell you it is slow?

You've already told us that. Could you explain why? What problem would doing this solve?

I don't think there's a real way to solve this neatly. I don't think the problem is quite solved by forcing a download, the problem is actually getting people to upload their commented docs back into Confluence to be shared (rather than live on their disk drive and never go anywhere else) I can't think of any way to force…

Natively, there's no way to do this, but Confluence does have the extension points to allow you to create and/or install apps that can do it. For the first point, you need a "listener" to listen for changes and send the email, for the second, you'll need a "job" which can run on a schedule. The actual actions each take…

You would need to use a "web fragment" to add to the menu. On the most part, this means writing an app that inserts one (via this ), but there are a couple of apps on the marketplace that can do it dynamically too. Scriptrunner for confluence is the one I know, of course, as I work with it, but I think there are a few…

This is not a Sourcetree or even Bitbucket issue, it's a git problem because you've got a local repository and a remote repository that are out-of-step and do not look like they are the same source code. Have a look at the docs the error messages refer you to, they should help you sort out the mismatch.

>Then all issues that have been Done will show up in the backlog. That tells us that your status of "Done" is mapped into the wrong column in the board. It needs to be in the very last column of the board, Jira's boards only consider an issue done if it falls in the last column. I'm not sure how to further explain "could…

Ok, "I want" is not a description of the problem you are trying to solve. Could you explain the actual problem? What is going wrong because people can see the hierarchies?

You say "We do not have, nor have we ever had, roadmaps or a plug in to manage ticket structure." That looks like an incorrect statement to me. I think you'll find you have the Structure app installed. The "child issues" panel in your first screenshot is not native to Jira but can be created by Structure.

@Jonas Gucu - er, yes you did, you asked if Atlassian had plans to downgrade the permissions model to a less flexible and less collaborative one.

You're right, Scrum doesn't need assignees at all, and we often find (healthy) scrum teams drop the field. Jira offers a single assignee by design, and has done for a long time before any boards for supporting Scrum and Kanban were implemented in it. It is designed that way because you should never never have multiple…

You'll need to look at the conditions in the workflow, probably adding one to check whether the status change is valid. However, a condition will not give you a message on failure, so you might want to consider a validator instead, these can give you the feedback, but are a bit clunky for the end user as it lets them start…

How is the workflow triggering the creation of the sub-tasks? Automation, Scripting, app-provided post-function? We can't really tell you a lot about the rules for creation - they've been built in your system by one of your admins, using one of the things I've mentioned, and to work out the rules, you'd need to see the…

A sprint will show in any board that could include issues in the sprint. The boards you have defined differ only by label, so it's perfectly possible that any issue could appear on any of the boards. On an unrelated note, you really should remove the "sprint in openSprints()" and the "status not in (done)" clauses - one of…

I can't think of a way to explain it differently, beyond rephrasing it - "the option list you see in a custom field is chosen by the project and issue type, not by user". Maybe an example would help: Imagine a field called "colour" * In project PRINTER, all issues will offer values of Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black. * In…

There is no "easy" way to do this - you will need to write a completely new custom field type, including all the configuration settings and user handling code needed. This is not a small project.

It does not need a connection to validate the licence, you just need to paste the current licence key into the licence box and save it there, all the validation is done on the key without going out to the internet. If it is not attempting to save it, you'll need to read the logs in <Jira home>/logs to see what error is…

If Confluence runs at all, it is creating and writing to the log I've mentioned. Please look in the Confluence home directory for the log files (not the Tomcat server installation, the Confluence home directory is where the logs we need are)