Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

A link to a page inside this Confluence, rather than a fixed place on the internet. An analogy - if you want to contact me, I have a postcode and a mobile 'phone number you might use. The postcode is an external link or url, the mobile number internal. If I move house, the postcode breaks, but my mobile does not.

There is no number associated with a priority. There is an order, but that's not numbering, just an order set by your admins. The very simple way to do this is to include your numbering in your chosen labels - instead of Critical, Important, Needs doing, Meh, and Trivial, label them 1 Critical, 2 Important, 2 Needs doing,…

No. To be able to edit a page in a space, a person has to have "edit pages" in the space. What you'll need to do is abstract that page away from everyone else. There are a couple of options - one is to apply restrictions that stop your single user editing anything other than the page you want to let them edit. But I…

I've only ever been an English Town dweller. * <5 - Stockport. A lot of people won't know where that is, so I usually say "Manchester" - Stockport is a large town in the Greater Manchester conurbation and our three houses were all 15 minutes from Manchester city centre by foot and train. * 5-20 - I tell everyone I grew up…

I'm sure I've seen that request quite recently, but I'm sure it's been closed for Server, as there's only 2-3 more renewals you might do for Jira, Confluence and Bitbucket... It's still on the list for DC though.

Not quite. Your admin rights do not let you do things outside the admin area, so no, you can't see or edit a restricted page unless you've been named as someone who can do it in the restrictions. But part of an admin's role is to debug and fix broken restrictions, so you can go to space admin -> restricted pages, see the…

Start at https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/configure-email-in-jira-applications/

Several of our clients are, ranging from single release train level right the way up to Portfolio at the very top left. Some are on Jira Align, some are moving that way, a couple are happy with the tools they have layered over Jira from non-Atlassian places.

Which API and which users on the issues?

Not on Cloud, no, but that does not mean there are none. (For server, I'd start with a look at Scriptrunner Behaviours of course, a bit, and Quisapps Field Security a lot) I'd have a look around the Marketplace for apps that might be able to do it.

Agile is one way to do things, it's find to think in other ways. I think my point here is that individual capacity and hourly measurement is not Agile, given that it does all the planning and prediction at a team level, so when people write tools to support Agile processes, they tend not to bother putting in things that…

You will need to talk to the people who verified the domain before (they must have access to the root of your web servers or your DNS records, so it must be someone who works or worked for you)

No, there's no way to do this without apps.

Forgive me for paraphrasing, but I struggled to read this a bit: (And I assume you mean JQL...). You are seeing: * 822 found by "Project = x and status != Done" * 38 found by "Project = x and status != Done and component = Y" * 415 found by "Project = x and status != Done and component != Y" Which is, if I'm thinking of…

You don't, because * Scroll Versions is for Confluence, not Jira. * There is no Scroll Versions for Cloud, it's done by Scroll Documents on Cloud So, assuming you actually mean Confluence, then go to manage apps -> search for scroll documents, click "try for free" and ask K15t if they have an open-source licence option.

You know search engines would find this a lot faster than we can dig through our bookmarks? https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/upgrading-confluence-4578.html https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/upgrading-jira-applications-938846936.html

Actually, no, I'm not a site admin on a couple of Cloud sites and the links for user management and billing are in the admin menu. They take me to an error screen, rightly telling me I don't have access. (I understand these links are to be removed at some point soon though, as there's no point in taking people to a place…

Jira is aimed at the Agile process marketplace which emphasises the team over individuals, and hence it doesn't have that level of micro-management. There are apps that add capacity planning type stuff to it, but natively, there's nothing more granular than the team's ability.

That is correct, Jira only has issue and sub-task (parent and child) layers in it (Jira Software treats Epics as a layer above issue) You can't add more complexity to those levels without apps - Advanced Roadmaps and similar things add layers above Epic, but the only app that really lets you make it look like you've got…

There is no easy way to do this, create issue permission gives you the right to create all types in the project (although there are a couple of apps which can stop people selecting certain issue types in some of the create screens, these don't work for all places, REST for example, and people can bypass them with a little…

Are you the Site admin as well as the Jira admin? The Site admin can maintain users and billing, the Jira admin looks after Jira (creating projects etc)

That looks like Atlassian thinks your mail is spam. You'll need to raise this as a support request with them over at https://support.atlassian.com/contact

It could be access. The most common cause of this is when you've had a session open for a while and Jira has timed out. After the timeout, the menus can disappear. Refreshing the page should bring it all back (and ask you to log in again). Can you check if it is not this first?

Yes, it won't matter much if the source Confluence is different to the target.

There's nothing to "work around", you need to give the field the right type of data (as I said already, an option, not a string) Have a look at library.adaptavist.com for scripts that set select lists, you'll find a number that show you how to work with options.

Your "chil(ren)" is an issue link type that has been added by an administrator. The issue is not a child of the parent issue because of this link, it is a link, not a structure. In the "child issues", the child issue is a structural child (sub-task) of the parent.

Nope, sorry, you've not read the question properly. On answer E, that is wrong, because only administrators can add fields to screens and screens to workflow transitions. Simplified/advanced-admin projects are ruled out by the "uses single shared workflow" in the first sentence of the question. Answer D is correct because…

My stock answer here is "an inexperienced admin has added bad values to the list of resolutions". What you should do is: * Go to Admin -> Issues -> Resolutions and rename "Unresolved" to "do not use me" or something indicative of it being broken * Delete any other resolutions that mean things like "not resolved", swapping…

Same here, the screen schemes - although I started using Jira before it was this complex, and well before anyone put this diagram together! I also struggled a bit with building it from source to make deployable WARs at first, but got a lot of help from the java developers I was supporting!

Yes, you will need to end the current sprint first. Go to the backlog to see it near the top of the list of issues.