Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

What scripting or automation tool are you looking to do this in?

This step does take a few minutes, but if it persistents for long (I usually go make a cup of tea and find it done when I return), then you'll need to start looking at the log files on the server to find out what the process is doing and where it has got stuck.

I'm not getting that in the Chrome I'm using (93.something), so I'm not sure what it might be - the browser or Cloud serving up dodgy code. Might want to report this to Atlassian over at https://support.atlassian.com/contact

Ok, the answer to 3 suggests you may have moved or removed the attachments directory on the server. Check the existence of, and the permissions on, the directory called attachments you should find under the Confluence home directory on your Confluence server.

Ok, you've got some messed up css/html/js there. Are you using a standard supported browser, without any apps that might be trying to re-arrange the layout or content? Could there be something blocking the css from coming down from the server?

What do you mean "can not see"? Did you have a search defined before you clicked on "advanced"?

You'll need to use a search to fetch all the issues you are interested in, and then read the results for the dates of creation and resolution from them. https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/jira-rest-api-examples/ has a load of examples, including how to run a search over the REST API

Ok, now I'm totally lost. What are you trying to do if not convert the server to DC? Why are you trying to use a DC licence? What are you expecting it to do other than convert your server to DC?

Is this happening in a browser? Have you checked that the file exists on the disk? Is it all files, or just draw.io files, or files of a specific type or something?

Issues with what? If you wish to convert a server to a single node DC install, yes, all you need is a new licence. For the server and all the apps you have.

Yes. Do you have a question or something to talk about?

Ok, that is actually just the page-tree flipped over, rotated 90 degrees and boxed instead of by line. You could use one of the diagramming add-ons and some scripting/code to draw something up, but it would not be dynamic with drill-down and you'd need to regenerate it every time a page was added, deleted, renamed or moved.

Resolutions do not have sub-types, so I am a little confused on what you mean by that. To see the resolution on a closed story (in fact, a story in any state), you just need to look at the issue. The resolution is always shown on the issue (with unresolved if the field is empty)

SQL is a horrid way to ask questions of Jira. JQL though, easy. Use created > startOfDay()

Yep, 24+ is not healthy. In my defence, I quote my doctor saying "I would rather have you drink 24 coffees and not smoke, than your previous 6 coffees and 12 ciggies" as the way I got there.

Who do you think needs to review it? Last time I hooked up Jira to Slack (yesterday), the Jira admins needed to talk to the Slack admins, but once the basics were done, people's "requests" were automatic. So I think you need to explain a little bit more about what you're doing, what you see, and what you expect.

This is exactly what issue security is for!

The qualifier in the middle of the question makes E incorrect - "make changes related to the workflow" Technically, yes, the project admin can make changes to who gets notified, but they do it via roles, not (directly) via the workflow. The question is about workflow.

That's what the page tree macro does (as does the space content tree in the space settings area) I think you might need to explain what you think a "map" would look like?

Oh, of course, now I see it, makes perfect sense now! Thanks for spotting that and correcting me, I wasn't even thinking of that part of it, so I wasn't just "barking up the wrong tree", I was "barking in the wrong forest"! So, I'm afraid the answer is a simple "no". That dialog where the parameters is presented to the…

Yes, they call them parameters because they are. The author selects or enters a parameter and that goes into the routine (macro) when it runs. The process here is: * Author adds your macro to a page * They set the parameters for this instance of the macro on this page * Save it * When the page is rendered, the parameters…

If the database is separate to the VM, then your roll-back of the VM will not have changed it. However, it will have destroyed your index and cache (and attachments by the way). To fix this, simply run a full locking re-index of the system. It will discard the mismatched index and rebuild a new one from the database, which…

It cannot. Comments are not "fields" really, and they live outside the tabs. They're not "appearing on every tab", there's a single comment area outside the tabbed area.

You keep talking about "changing parameters" which is something that would do precisely nothing. A parameter is a value fed into a routine at the time you use the routine and not used again, so there's no point changing it. Again the tea analogy - you put tea leaves (the parameters are amount and type of tea) in a pot, you…

Yes, you can do many if statements, or even nest them. For example: #foreach ( $label in $content.getLabels() ) #if ( ( $label == "Penguin" ) ) Penguins are here! #if ($temperature == "warm") Galapagos Penguins! #else Emporer Penguins! #end #end<code> #if ( ( $label == "Gorilla" ) ) Smoke me a Gorilla, I'll be back for…

It would probably be best to look again at Project Configurator and Configuration Manager - both were mostly written to do merges and are the best tools around for the job. I would pick one, and chase down what the errors are.

Ok working backwards as your later questions are easier: Yes, you can search that way, but you will need to start paging through the results if you've got more than 1,000 issues (and bear in mind your data is obsolete the instant you've scraped it) The "base url" for a Cloud Jira is https://myorg.atlassian.net/ - the rest…

Ok, Jira is not intended to be used as a file store or document repository, but if you're using it for that, there's no harm, just no mechanism for using it that way. You will either need to scrape the attachments from the issues to a copy that your CMS can reference, or ask your CMS to reach into Jira for the attachments…

It carries on working, but Atlassian will start asking you to upgrade to a larger limit.

Sprint issues only move to the next sprint when they are not done. The definition of done in a Jira sprint board is "the last column", with a slight addition that issues with open sub-tasks also count as not done even if they are in the last column. The Epics and other associated data is not considered here, it really is…