Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Ok, great. I didn't mention the breadcrumbs before - they're not actually there, there is no structure for them in Confluence pages, each space just contains a pile of uniquely named pages. Hence, they are not part of the url for a page either. The page tree is built separately in a pile of functions that effectively…

They can, yes, but generally the performance hit is on the back end, and only really caused by items that are active. Cleaning out inactive workflows, unused screens (not used in a scheme or workflow) and so-on is good for your admins, but they don't affect performance directly. Fields are different - they can have an…

Could you confirm what you mean by "smb1 protocol"? My guess would be that you are using shared storage for your attachments in Jira, based on a SMB (Samba) share, but you may mean a couple of other things. Also if SMB1 has been shut down, what are you using instead? And can you confirm it is only the attachments you have…

You don't have access to the logs on the back end, you only get to see errors that go back to your browser if an action fails. If a field is not being saved, you'll need to look at the browser message, but I would also check the automations log to see if something there might be wiping out the value after you've entered it.

Not an easy one. In the past, I've used Scriptrunner (server) to run over the workflows, or taken an xml backup and brute-force searched it.

You will need to extract them via https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/REST/1000.824.0/#api/2/auditing and then write what you need to the file(s) in your bucket.

You will need to edit the workflow, finding the post-functions, conditions and validators that look at the resolution value and change them to the new one (or remove them)

You could make the space anonymously accessible, so that everyone on the internet can see it without logging in. Or enable the "share page" function (which means people would have to be sent a link by one of your users, but doesn't need the recipient to have an account)

Nope, that's not what a burn down chart is for. Also, the "capacity" is shown automatically - you could show that the flat line across the top is the capacity - it's showing how much the team expects to do during the sprint.

Ok, well that's nonsense, the url is what you want in the external link, not space and page names. You could code your application to understand and replicate Confluence page urls given the space and page name though - the urls are created from base url + page-area + space key + page name (assuming you're using a page…

You didn't say you wanted multi-select earlier. Cascading select won't do that, so yes, use the scripts.

Just to be certain, have a look at Admin -> Attachments - this will tell you the full location of the attachments if you're struggling to find it. If you didn't back up the attachments directory, then I'm afraid you have lost all the attachments.

Yes, when you're writing, use the link function (shortcut is a square bracket on server) - it'll ask you for a space and a page name. (The space is optional, it assumes "the current space" if you don't specify one)

They're both doing much the same thing, just with slightly different inputs. I'd actually recommend not doing this with a Script. Your need is met by a cascading-select list, which you can do off-the-shelf without scripting.

Right, so it's a random zip file. What are you trying to do with it, and what docs are telling you how to install and use it?

Assuming your "tasks" are being defined as sub-tasks of stories, then: >manage tasks without stories You can't do this in Jira, sub-tasks are part of a parent story and hence can't exist without them. If you have things that need doing without being part of a bigger thing, then create it as an issue at the same level as…

A random example of an atlassian-plugin.xml is not going to help you. Your plugin code needs to not duplicate keys that are used by others. As Martin says, start by simplifying it - strip it back to a basic application as generated by the plugin sdk as an empty template, then start adding in one thing at a time until you…

No, because, burn only happens on the items you commit to doing. Sub-tasks are not those items. Stop trying to do sprint estimates on to your sub-tasks, it's wrong.

We can't really tell you how to work, most of the answers to your question come back to "you should handle it in the best way for your people". If you're not sure how you want to work, then one thing that can help is to think about reporting - how do your people measure progress and what do they need to see when they're…

Start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/upgrading-jira-applications-938846936.html

The version I'm on "in" needs no (), and the fact that releasedVersion() will not show you only the version you just released means the answers are arguable and hence incorrect. B is in fact the only inarguable answer that is correct. (F is the other correct answer, but only for some versions of Jira, which hence breaks…

You need to remove their permission to see the project(s) they should not see. Look at the projects permission scheme - there is a line in there saying "browse project" - it probably names a group or role like "all logged in users". That should be removed, replaced with a group or role representing only those who should be…

fixVersion in 1.0 works fine for me (as long as I have a version called 1.0 somewhere), and answer D is incorrect because it does not specify version 1.0 The question does say "just released their first version", but D is wrong at the instant they release another version, which could be done before the questioner asks the…

Yes, you can write your own. See https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/trello/guides/power-ups/your-first-power-up/

No, this is wrong. You have not read the question properly and your statement about requiring brackets is incorrect.

You are right about fixversion(s) but you need to read the question properly. Note that it asks for a specific version, not all the released versions. Also that it asks for you to select two of the 6.

Confluence has not been able to store attachments in the database for many years. I very much doubt you installed an old enough version in 2019, so there's every chance that your images were stored on the disk as raw files, not in the database. They would have been in <confluence-home>/attachments - if you did not backup…

Project admins or Jira admins to be clear - a well set-up Jira is likely to have delegated project access to project administrators/leads on top of the admin access.

Could you explain what this has to do with Atlassian stuff?

I'm afraid this is a fault of the software on the phone, not Trello. You can tell this because images can be downloaded by other things (a browser on a PC, my tablet and actually, my phone as well) You'll need to look at the software on the phone that is failing to download the images.