Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

You will need one of the scripting apps, or an app that can do clever "conditions", as you'll need to code for, or configure, something that can run JQL to look for "assignee = currentuser() and status = in-progress", count the results and block the transition when the result count is more than 0.

Jira itself only displays one board at a time. So I suspect there was some other software in play drawing in the two board displays separately, or possibly an app that did a two-board display of some sort (I've not seen one of these myself, but that doesn't mean there isn't one). The ability to drag from one board to…

You will need to take a different approach to this. The resolution field is used for Jira to know whether an issue is resolved or not. If there is any value in the field, the issue is resolved, and needs no more attention. If it is empty, then the issue is unresolved. That is very binary, but the whole of Jira works that…

The best place to discuss the Atlassian ecosystem is the Atlassian Community (here) There are, of course, all sorts of places. I'm not aware of any on whatsapp, but I've got six slack workspaces (not counting the ones I use for work), a discord, a couple of mailing lists, some non-Atlassian-Community forums, and, and, and.…

If a field gets blanked out, it will be recorded in the history. What does the issue history say happened to the data value?

Atlassian do not publish the code for most of their apps, Advanced Roadmaps being one of them. New sales of Server Apps that are being rolled into the Data Center applications ended on the 2nd February 2021, which is why you can't find, install or buy it. See https://www.atlassian.com/migration/journey-to-cloud If you want…

There are loads of examples for reading custom fields if you visit https://library.adaptavist.com/search?term=custom%20field

* You will need to write some code that reads the plugin settings out and inserts it into Active Objects tables when it gets called during install (Jira asks apps to run upgrade code when they are replaced by newer versions. It's fine to return a "nothing needed doing", but it's the right place to run such a conversion…

They should go to the board that the sprint was created for and add their issue in there. I know this is clumsy, but the point of a board is that it represents a team's work, not other teams. So if some other team is using a different board and creating sprints for a different team, then there is going to be some…

It might be seen by others, but the only way to know what is happening in the application you've developed is to ask that application. We can't tell you what it is doing differently on the two machines.

I'm going to guess this is the same as https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/jira-couldn-t-create-home-directory/qaq-p/1812322 ?

Boards will only show you issues that you choose to select. You've described a lot of things you've tried, and bits of the config, but not the one thing that really matters. Could you show us the board filter for a board that you think is showing the wrong issues, and the issue view of an issue you think should not be on…

There's no way to retrieve information that you've deleted from the database, you've deleted it.

Issue links are not fields, and have nothing to do with cascading selects. I am not aware of any apps that could enforce such a rule about requiring links based on other fields.

Hmm. I've managed to replicate that, and it looks like a bug. I'm going to guess that you get an error if you actually try to commit to this change, because what I think is happening is the "task" is initially hidden from the list because it's not a valid choice, but the typing lets you specify it. Could you confirm what…

I'd recommend Atlassian partners (I work for one), because they all have people who understand the way Atlassian products work. See https://partnerdirectory.atlassian.com

I'm afraid this means you'll need to get your network fixed (probably the routing?)

Actually, no, this won't work. Scripted fields are not calculated on the fly, they are generated and stored when an issue is indexed. A scripted field may well calculate something based on the due-date, but it won't actually change until the issue is changed in some way. So there's nothing here to trigger a listener. What…

Ok, so your issue-picker gives you an issue to work with when you ask it for a value. You can read the value of "release" from that issue, and copy that into your current custom field.

I suspect it's probably because whitelisting costs effort, and most of the systems Atlassian provide don't need it, so they choose not to do it and pass the cost on to the smaller systems. Larger installs that want it are seen as worth offering it to as they've paying more. It's not doubling the price for whitelisting,…

Nope, but it gave you an error message that tells us what might be a problem. It's likely that this setting is in the setenv.bat file, which seems to be setting the -Xlog:gc parameter to a duff path. Try correcting the file, so that it points to a valid path (the space in the path name probably needs escaping)

Normally, a resolution field drop-down will present all options on the resolution list. If it is not, then take a look at the workflow, looking for the "properties" on the transition and status. I suspect you will find one like "jira.field.resolution.include=a, b, c" (and your new resolution value is d, so it's not being…

That doesn't have a lot to do with deleting files from temporary spaces. The message is telling you that the system is low on space on the disk that holds the temporary directories. You need to fix that by giving it more space or deleting other stuff. If you just clear out the temp directory, yes, you'll reclaim the disk…

Ok, so Bob is a standard Confluence user, so, yes, you can just lock them out of the system, by removing them from the "has site access" or disabling the account, or even deleting it (not recommended, stick to "disable") The "reject" is a bit more complex, but I think you've already answered it yourself - yes, you can…

I am a little uncertain as to the question here. You seem to be asking for a list of the excerpts in use in the system, but then towards the end of the question, you say "Excerpt Include just pulls the first Excerpt it sees" Are you talking about getting a list of excerpts, or are you looking for a multi-excerpt macro (one…

Actually, as I've read the question, Jira already does that. If you create a labels field (bear in mind there's already one there by default), then put things in it, then clicking on the name of a label in the issue view takes you to the issue-navigator with a search for "labels = <what you clicked on>" displayed...

You would treat things at the same level as stories, as, well, stories. They might have a different name, but all the issues at that level do the same thing.

I'm going with everything Brittany said! I was going to type a long essay on how one of my friends is using Trello in the construction industry. His company is one of the world's largest suppliers of aggregate, concrete, building blocks, sleepers, asphalt, and and and. And they get projects like "get the stuff we need to…

That implies you are using the space categories, is that what you mean here?

There's not a lot more we can do without debugging what the service is actually trying to run. "The system cannot open the file" might be referring to a batch file (script), part of the install, temporary/cache/log files, or even the Java install that is being used to run the service. The "create java vm failed" suggests…