Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Not a natural daredevil, I'm always very cautious, but I have given in to a few dares: * Thrown a Lotus around Silverstone at about 120mph (that's where I lost my nerve, the owner said he regularly goes over 140) * Eaten (more than one) Phall, and tried a few moderately strong peppers (carolina reaper and the ghost being…

It depends on what you mean by "clear" here. What type of board is it? Business (work management/core), Scrum or Kanban? How do things get "cleared" from it? You said Cloud as well, so is the board coming from a team-managed project or is it based on company-managed ones?

There's nothing in spam or removed posts from this question, so I can't tell you why something may have been removed. I also have no emails about this question other than yours and Kishan's answers, which suggests there were no comments here. Are you sure you have seen other comments on it?

Welcome to the Community! I'm afraid you might be asking in the wrong place here. We're a community of people here to talk about Atlassian stuff, but you've got a problem with a specific system. We can talk generally about it, but not that one system, as most of us don't know it, let alone have any access. This is…

See https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/import-data-from-json/ Your "defects" are probably going to be just another custom issue type, so the format is no different to any other issue type.

Each requires its own separate database. But you can have all of those databases running in the same service. As an example, we've got a single Postgresql service running on one machine, and then several Atlassian (and other) applications running that use databases within it

I keep coming back to think about this one, and not typing anything because it's actually impossible to answer with a demo or best process. I want to fall back on the basics that there is no best way to set up a Jira for one team that will automatically be best for another. A simple answer here is that you should choose…

Burn down only happens when an issue is done, it's not looking at partially complete items. In this case, you'll get a staight line drop of the whole estimate when you finish the single issues. If you want a progress report, rather than a burn-down, then look to the progress reports (the burn down does have a cheat where…

Go to the project settings, and find requests. You'll find the list talks about groups, but at the top, there's a "portal groups" link - go into there and delete all but one of the groups. You need one group as a container I'm afraid, but once you've deleted all the ones you don't want, then go back to the list of request…

Yes, by more recent versions of all of them. Search for "supported platforms" for each of your applications and check the version lists from the top right of each document page you find.

Yes (my earlier post was made before I was aware of it). See https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-articles/Security-Advisory-for-Confluence-Server-and-Data-Center-August/ba-p/1787026

There could be, but you'd probably need to ask IBM, or the people around you who may be using something you're interested in. We're a community of people here to talk about Atlassian stuff, we don't know how (or even if) you or your organisation are using any of it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can indeed import updates from lists of issues with changes. As you've already said, the list needs to contain the Jira issue key to be updated, but it will only update the fields you choose to change. You'll need to do it with CSV, but that's not hard - excel and any other…

ブラウザで「接続が拒否されました」とは、通常、そのURLで何かが実行されていることを意味しますが、許可されていないものがあります。 Confluenceが実行されていることを確認します。 ログをざっと見て、リッスンを停止している可能性のあるエラーがあるかどうかを確認します（Tomcatログの場合は<confluence home> /logs/atlassian-confluence.logおよび<confluenceinstall> /logs/catalina.out） それが問題かもしれません）。…

I am not sure I understand the question, but if you mean "only some accounts appear in apps", the simple answer is "no". Users/Accounts are held in the core of Jira, in a directory, and apps have no way to contain their own. Some apps allow you to control which accounts can use the app (usually by group membership,…

Have you set the notification scheme to send mail to the (content of your) custom field? Also, does Dave have the right to be able to see the issue? (Browse permission to see the project, and in the right security levels if you are using issue security)

That's not a decision we can make for you. Have a look at the release notes for the versions in between and see which one is a better fit for you. Consider sticking with a long-term-support version though (8.13.latest), as it will be supported for longer -…

Você precisará entrar em contato com o faturamento da Atlassian para obter ajuda com isso. Somos uma comunidade de pessoas aqui para falar sobre Atlassian, e não pessoas de faturamento ou contas. Se se trata de uma cobrança pelo Trello, tente a opção de suporte em https://trello.com/contact#/ Se for sobre outras licenças…

Look at the workflow for the issue - from its current status, are there transitions to the status you want to put it into? If there are, are there conditions on those transitions that may be blocking you doing the transitions? Also, check if you have permission to transition issues in the project (not "admin", but the…

Yes, you could write a scripted field for this - the pseudo-code for it would be broadly * get value of issue picker * iterate over issue-picker-value.getFixVersions() using .getName() to build a list of names of the versions * Return the list as a string You could easily do more than just a list of fixVersions on the…

Yep - look at the board filter, and then run the same JQL as a search over REST. This will list all the issues the board is working with.

Sub-tasks are not sprint-able items, they are entirely a part of their containing issue. They do not get seen in backlogs because there's no point - even if you did display them, they aren't going to go into the sprint as anything other than as a part of their container, and you can't rank them outside their containing…

If you take away the permission to comment, the boxes will disappear. Problem with doing that in the permissions is that it will destroy all rights to comment, not just here. What you could do is set a workflow property that says "when issue is in this status, people cannot comment", that would stop the comments on this…

I'm afraid there's nothing more I can tell you - you have an app which is removing them from the list for some unknown reason. Might be a Behaviour if you've got Scriptrunner, but it could be others.

Nope. You can use it for managing all sorts of things, although I would not recommend it for things that are by rote and the process is known. You wouldn't use Agile to assemble a car (but you might well use it for writing the code for the robots, designing and building the factory and robots, and and and). I've met a…

The active/inactive flag is calculated, it's not something you set on a workflow. Basically, active workflows are those configured to be used by one or more projects (via the "workflow scheme"), and inactive ones are not, so they can be deleted. You can't have an issue (and therefore board or project) without a workflow.…

What part of it could you not do? Where are you stuck?

Last time I ran it, it created a directory for the backup in the directory I was running the installer in.

I don't think I understand what you are looking for here. An easy answer to "extract specific content and put it in one place" is simply "copy and paste what you want" But I suspect the requirement is more complex than that. I am going to take a guess, so please don't hold me to this solution if it is not what you need:…

Ok, you've named three different ways you might change a field here, and I am not sure I understand what you are trying to achieve. Could you explain what you are trying to achieve from the end-user's point of view? Something like "When someone moves an issue from one status to another, I want to have a field set to 'red'…