Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

There are a couple of options: * You can export spaces to XML, which can then be imported into other Confluence systems (Server or Cloud). May be painful if you have a lot of spaces, but allows import into an existing system * You can take a backup of a Cloud system and download it, then restore it into an empty Confluence…

Ok, so what are you trying to do when you say "show the issue type"? For example - if you're looking at a single issue, the type is shown in the issue view, if you're looking at a search result, then you can add the issue type column to the issue navigator to show the issue type (it's usually there by default), if you're…

There is something on your laptop, or on the network you are using your laptop on, that is blocking the access. If Bitbucket is reachable from other devices, it can't be anything else. I'm afraid we can't tell you what you might have got on your laptop that might be doing this. Check the firewall and security settings to…

What do you mean by "'Name' context field"? The phrase tells us nothing about what thing you are asking about, other than it's something to do with a field.

What do you mean by "location"? Where it appears on the 'net, or physically where it is run and/or stored?

I would guess that someone reconfigured your board in such a way that the issues no longer fall into the last column on it.

There's no warning or error in there. Could you have a look at the application log, that's more likely to have a reason for the service stopping in it. <confluence home>/logs/atlassian-confluence.log is the most important one, but you may want to check the other logs in that directory.

It's not backwards, think of it like a library - when you want to read a book in there, you can't do it unless you have access to the library. "Here, you can read this book, but you can't come in to do so" makes no sense. There are two options that go around the need to have access to the library directly. Anonymous access…

Work-log ability is controlled by permissions, so at a glance, there is some configuration of it. However, permissions are entirely controlled by people, not by the issue data. So you can do stuff like "Alice and Bob can log work, Charlie can not", but you can not (without some quite complex code, which I think you can…

You can't hide them on the levels where they really matter. May we ask why you are using them if you don't want to see them?

Ok, so now you have a problem with another app - the errors are about something in cz.morosystems. I would want to check what that app is next (again, maybe disabling it to see how the error changes)

Yes, it should, Jira generally isn't that intensive, but it seems like Teams just kills everything when its running.

The updated date covers almost every change you can make to an issue - any field edit, a transition, comment, etc. It's only really external info that isn't really on the current issue that is ignored (changes in linked pull requests, someone adds a link from another issue to the current one, etc)

As I said, you can't do this.

Welcome to the Community! What do you mean by "issue categories"? How are you storing that on the Jira issues?

I'm not sure how it works to be honest (other than "you don't score anything for marking your own answers accepted"), but I like to encourage people to feed back!

You can't do this. There's no point in doing it anyway - the data a person can see can always be downloaded and used to generate the reports you see in the menus. It's better and easier not to try to force people to do that manually, as they're much more likely to get it wrong than if you just let them use the reports.

Welcome to the community!

No, you can not do sub-tasks of sub-tasks with Advanced Roadmaps, they layer things around and above the epic level, they're not for micro-management. The only way to do sub-tasks of sub-tasks reliably is with the Structure app.

This is a question, not a "ticket". The best thing for you to do would be to mark Alex's answer as accepted, using the "accept answer" button just above it (if we do it, Alex doesn't get recognised for as many points!)

You don't need an app to do this, but it's not a direct step. You have to export your Cloud site in full, then use the export to populate an empty dev/test Server (or DC) install. Then you can use that dev/test server as a source for migrating issues from projects into your main DC install. Configuration is a different…

When you go to look at a script that is in use somewhere (for example, workflow -> edit workflow -> transition -> post-function -> add/edit scripted post-function), you will see a load of fields for configuring the script. The main one is, of course, a text box to put the script in, but there is also another option - a…

What type of field is the custom field, and what have you got for it's "searcher"? You can check this by looking at Admin -> Custom fields, find your field and look under the name for the type. Then click "edit" to the right and that should show you the searcher.

Automation is for updating issues and data, not controlling the flow of the user using the system, and it does not have a "random" function (random data is pretty much pointless in an issue tracker)

You can't do this. The assignable user is the list of people who have permission to be assigned issues, which has nothing to do with other users.

The easiest way is: * Search for the issues you are interested in, generating a filter such as "project in (ABC, DEF, GHI)" * Save this filter with a sensible name * Go to any company managed project (ideally one that is to be included by the board) * From the options on the left, select board -> create new board * Select…

We can't tell what the app is from a screenshot of a device's desktop. Please can you tell us what this "influence app" is?

Welcome to the Community! What do you mean by a "developer account"? Jira has no concept of a developer account, people who use it use an account, there's no difference between them.

It looks like the second screenshot is not of a post-function

For Groovy, you can use " and ' interchangeably, as long as you are consistent with each use - "sheep" or 'sheep', but not "sheep' or 'sheep" Your if statement is not working because the content of a select list field is not a simple string. When your select list contains "No" for an issue, then pliance.equals('No') is…