Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Sprints do not belong to projects, they (sort of) belong to boards. A board is not a container for issues (projects are), the boards are a view of a selection of issues. But, that said, it does not really explain what you are seeing. How, exactly, have you "copied a project to a new…

The two screenshots look like they are from two separate, differently configured, systems (like a production system and a test system that was a copy of production) Could you confirm that this is the case? Or explain what you are doing differently in order to get two totally different screenshots? Assuming it is two…

It will need to talk to Jira over the REST API - start at https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/software/rest/intro/ - it's got docs on the calls you can make, examples, and a load of stuff about authorisation. The bit it does not cover is "permissions in Jira are respected by the REST API" - you'll need to have a…

But that "driver" connects to a database, so it's useless, as you can't get to the database. You need to convert your thinking to doing the reporting and visualisation inside Jira, or by using something that understands how data comes out when you use the REST API ("something" includes "things you write yourself to query…

Jira, certainly (again, with higher versions, my memory is saying "8.5 or above"). Bitbucket has been able to convert like this for much longer than the others, so yes again, but there may be some file system stuff you have to think about (don't run a large/DC Bitbucket on Windows server - their file systems are…

Fake sprints can be very useful for larger backlogs, but they do need a bit of rigour from the team - one simple "trick" is to have a rule that the team must always draw at least one issue from the fake sprints in every real sprint.

No, the display there is for the sprint estimate, not showing how far you may have got with it. If you look above though, the to-do, in-progress and done display give you more information than just remaining time.

Don't try to delete the status from here. Something has gone wrong with your system, but I suspect it is as simple as someone deleted the idee status while you had the draft open in edit mode. Go back into editing the workflow and find the broken status. Edit that step, and change the status to something else, a status you…

That's a whole load of very long essay answers that probably won't answer much. I'd start with a read through https://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence and just https://www.atlassian.com/ to get started. You'll find a section on careers with them in there too.

That's probably down to incorrect permissions on the file system, where you're installing Jira and possibly in the home directory for the user you are going to be running Jira as. Check that they are all owned by the user you're going to be using to run Jira.

If the boards are configured to look at overlapping sets of issues, then the boards will start to display sprints from other boards when they contain issues that the board selects for. The only thing you can do about "people creating a sprint that already exists" is get them to check before they do it.

Right. Sounds like you've tried to open one of the attachments that happened early in the import. Is there a problem or question here?

Could you explain what "tables on PR portal" is please? Part of the PR message? Something you are pulling? Or are you trying to change the Bitbucket UI?

No, you do not get access to the database on Cloud. What are you trying to achieve here? There's going to be a better way to do it than database access even if you did have it, and we can talk to you about that.

A new licence will not affect the database connection. If your systems cannot connect to the database, you've changed something else. Either their connection settings are now incorrect because you've edited the settings files (confluence.cfg.xml and dbconfig.xml in their home directories) or you've told the database server…

You will need to ask the authors of the app if they plan to make it available for Data Centre. However, you can still install it - server and DC apps work on the same framework, and the DC versions of apps are often the same code. There is more rigour applied to DC apps before they get the "DC compatible" flag in the…

Correct, yes, you swap to a single node DC and you won't need to think about server deprecation.

There's probably not a lot of point asking an Atlassian forum about examples of things that aren't Atlassian things. You should find a BOM template that you like, and use it as a guide to create a template in Confluence.

You'll need to talk to the administrator of your domain, they might be able to release your account from their management and let you change the email. You'll need to ask other people using Atlassian stuff with managed accounts who the admins are.

No. You have nothing wrong. Sub-tasks are a part of their parent issue, not separate items, and you can always state that "sub-task X is part of issue Y, which is in Epic Z, so, X is a part of Epic Z" While Jira is good at enforcing the right structure, it's really bad at reporting on it. A sub-task is always part of an…

This question is very hard to try to answer because it is not clear on what the problem is. The screen-shot is of a working "create issue" screen, with a highlight on a (custom) cascading select field. This has nothing to do with issue types (other than the issue type defining what fields to ask for), and even less to do…

Jira does not have a project hierarchy, there are no sub-projects. Some consider project components to be sub-projects, but they all work within a single project, so I'd not think of them that way. What are you hoping to achieve from "sub-projects"?

What do you mean by "the other field linked"? How are you doing this "link" between fields?

Ok, if there's nothing being written to the logs, then the process isn't getting that far. I'm afraid you'll need to debug the service settings - work out exactly what the service is running when it tries to start, and actually try the commands on the command line. I would expect the call to spit out a large pile of errors…

Ok, that's a start, but you are asking for a field to do something it is not built for. To run over the setup: >which displays the 'Prior Release Name', Ok, that's fine, that's just the name you've picked for the field >but when I choose a value from the drop down e.g. 'Test Release 1.0' it returns the Issue ID, e.g…

It depends on how you've set up the boards and what you're using for reporting in the dashboard. A not unusual way to handle a (almost certainly not-quite-)agile process where things are done by different teams is what I imagine you have set up. Let's say your workflow is: Open -> in dev -> dev done -> in uat -> done Your…

I am sorry, I got that wrong, and I stand corrected. I remember the file system having to be changed because Windows doesn't use decent ones, but so few people use windows for Java based stuff, I have not been keeping up and did not know support for windows was not possible any more. I think I was assuming it was ok…

Yes, a Server install is now exactly the same as a single-node Data Center setup! (OK, with DC, you're probably going to want to think about load balancers and other nodes, but off-the-shelf, the software is the same thing) Since 6.something-I-can't-remember, you've been able to turn an active server install into a DC node…

I don't think this is going to work - you're right in that the fuzzy search is picking up a hort word and hence ignoring it as matching too much (FE means Iron to me, UX an abbreviation, Be is a real verb). I don't believe there's a way to change it. But, it does beg a question of why you're using the summary like this -…

Yes, you will need to download and install Bitbucket to get started with your first node. No, it'll work fine on Windows. Most of us use Linux because it's generally faster, easier and cheaper, but Bitbucket is fully supported on Windows, and if your expertise is in running Windows machines, then that's the very best…