Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

I'm afraid I have no way to know how to set up a dummy email for your email server, that's a question for your email admins. I know that on the one that I use at home, there's a web-ui that lets me add whatever I need by simply feeding it a new id and setting it a password. However, the dummy email on your server is not…

On the issue view/edit, you should see a "link" option (it's a chain-link icon, similar to the one you see towards the right of the formatting bar here in the community) when creating or editing an issue. It will offer you at least "link issue" and "link to url", but there may be more options depending on the apps and…

Could you explain what this has to do with Trello (or Atlassian stuff)? Не могли бы вы объяснить, какое это имеет отношение к Trello (или материалам Atlassian)?

It doesn't matter if the sub-tasks "are in the same sprint" (In fact, they can't not be - all sub-tasks are in the same sprint as their parent at all times because they are a part of it). The reason your estimates on stories do not include the estimates on the sub-tasks is that sub-tasks do not have their own sprint…

It will work fine, with three caveats. * There were some apps that broke if you renamed Epic, but the ones I remember breaking were all Server ones, and have all been updated so they don't break, it's been a couple of years since I've seen an Epic rename break anything. It was just a recognition thing too - they just…

No, the email handlers can raise issues based on emails from unregistered users, but they will set the reporter to an existing account you name and not necessarily record the email it came from. Most of us set up a dummy user so we at least know it's not really one person creating thousands of issues by email!

No, I'm afraid the log analyser doesn't go deeper, I believe we're stuck with going through access logs (I usually stick them through Splunk or other log file analysers)

In theory, yes, you can do this. But it's not as simple as rolling your own cfg file, there's a few configuration files you have to think about (and some database horridness) you need to do There's two end points in this process too - either you will get your confluence to a point where it is ready to run the installation…

If you add a custom date/time field, then yes, you can record your start date.

You would need to apply a different theme to each space, and then use the functions in your theme plugin to set different colours in the theme.

It's all the external REST API calls being made by other systems (including Confluence reports that use gadgets or the Jira macro) and the calls Jira dashboards make to itself

Most people like the inline edits, and in fact Atlassian are making it the only way to edit in some places, so the option to turn it off has to be removed.

It is possible, but how you do it all depends on the system that is going to scrape Jira. It's going to need to do it via the REST API, and I don't know of any docs for Azure data factory that show us how to do it. The other option for Jira Cloud is in beta at present (the data lake), but when its released, you'll find its…

The free/starter/standard/premium/enterprise levels apply to the instance of the service, not individual users. So, no. Your jira users all use the same system, and it's the level of the system that matters, not the accounts for people.

Sorry, I should have also said - Epics are what you are looking for here, not stories. Epics contain stories. Epics are expected to last for many sprints (and not be part of sprints - they only become "complete" when all of the stories within them are done. How the stories get done is an irrelevance to the Epic, it just…

There is a fundamental misunderstanding here. You say "... but it looks like Jira wants them each to occupy a single sprint. This is not how the world works. " Jira expects them to be in a single sprint because that is how Scrum works. It's irrelevant how you think the world work, because one of the main things about Scrum…

Most important - you are right to keep your account. Do not delete it until your problem is fixed. When you signed up for Trello, you did agree to be charged by usage. But if it is not what you understood or what you wanted, you can ask for refunds. You say you texted the company. Text is not how Atlassian expect to…

No, it is not complicated for boards, if you don't want to use a board, then, well, don't use it. De-"favourite" them, delete your bookmarks for them and they will drift down your list of "recently used" and drop off after a while.

My guess would be browser caching. Check that the current filter returns less than 500ish (open) issues, then try closing the browser and re-starting it.

Server does not have subscriptions at all, it works on a licence basis. It's very different software to Cloud and has different functionality.

Everyone is going to win when they say "Lego" Although I did love my grandfather's Meccano set (I still have that) and my uncle's train set (he still has that)

Sorry, I think my post crossed over with your edit that added the screenshot! Thanks for clarifying that!

Could you explain "get stomped"? It tells us nothing about the problem. Error message at all? Angry penguin jumping on the keyboard?

Delete or restrict the page.

This is something you'd need to ask of the service provider - if you don't think it "works", the question needs to be asked of why Azure is not providing what you want, not Jira.

The REST API for Cloud does not expose any "tables", it serves up data in a structured list format. If your "data factory" application talks about tables, that's fine, but it's not a term that applies to Atlassian Cloud data interfaces. You'll need to stop thinking in terms of database type tables - that's not what you are…

The linked service you mention is a REST based connection, not a database connection. You don't get a database connection in Cloud. It's not "backwards", it's the only way to do it.

This question was about Cloud, where you do not have any access to the database. If you're using Server, then you need to be looking at docs/questions for Server, not Cloud.

* Actually, you almost certainly do not. If you set the resolution, then you're telling Jira and your people, that the issue is done, and needs no more attention. That's not consistent with a status of "in progress". Resolution should only be set when you move into an "end" status in the workflow. * Yes, you can link to a…

See the answer to your previous question on the subject at https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/How-can-i-backup-with-cronjob-or-internal-tasks-from-Jira-make-a/qaq-p/1792801 The only bit that doesn't answer is "where do the backups go", which is answered with "On the Jira Server, look in the <jira…