Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

The real answer here is to put better data in - this is a clumsy search, and is nowhere near as flexible as you would like, but I would ask why you are trying to do searches like this? The answer is probably "we didn't put the right data in the issues that would enable us to do sensible searches"

For a team-managed project, yes, just go to project settings, issue types, and add what you need. Your project owner/admin can do this. For a company-managed project, you can add fields globally, but then limit their scope (context) to your project. You will need your Jira admins to do this.

Yes, you can use google mail for send and receive with Jira. If you are thinking "integration" means more than the standard mail processing, then could you explain what your "integration" is?

Version of what? Which app is providing the vlink field type?

You'll need to find or write an app that can inject a web-item for the menu option and trigger some code to either take you to the create screen for the new issue, or ask for the info you want to gather for creation. As an Adaptavist, of course I'm going to say "use Scriptrunner", but it's not the only marketplace app that…

Any errors in the upload process? How are you doing the upload and mapping?

Cloud can only cope with single uploads of up to a certain size. It's not a hard limit, it's a bit variable, depending on network speed, volume, comrpressability and other factors, but you can always assume there is a limit you will hit. But if you were to script an import that did one file at a time over the REST api (and…

What app are you using to provide the "vlinks" field type?

In space settings -> content tools -> export, use "export to xml", then go to the target Confluence Admin -> Import spaces and give it the file. That will take the whole space from one to the other.

Do, there's no way to do this. Remember that when you claim a domain, you are effectively taking people's accounts away from them. It's at the very least, polite to formally tell them that you're taking ownership of something that was previously theirs.

Projects are not assigned to people, they are a container for issues. If you've stopped using one, but want to start using it again, do just that - start creating and working on issues in it again. You probably want to have a look at the members of the project and add the right people into it, but there's no real "reuse",…

You will need to log in as someone with the "create space" permission, then click the spaces option in the menu and "create space". Answer the questions and it will create you a space to work within. Once you have one space (that you have permissions to use), @Benjamin 's original answer applies

If it is everything in the page, then it's probably the zoom in your browser, not Trello. Try setting the zoom back to 100% in the browser first.

Your Bitrix "integration" is sending due date and assignee information to Jira when trying to create an issue, but the user it is set up to use for creation does not have the permissions to set assignee or due date, or, as the error says, the fields are not on the "create issue" screen, so they cannot be set.

Server/DC and Cloud are very different products. It's better to think of them as two different pieces of software that have the same owner and name, and do broadly the same thing, but are still very different services (with some data-interchangability) But there's nothing to "work around" when you want to process incoming…

I do not understand the question. Or rather, I can not quite grasp what you are really asking about. Maybe ask the opposite question - "what's the reasoning in allowing sprints to include things?" - the answer to that is "a sprint should contain whatever the team needs to look at".

The error you are getting here is being thrown by your code, not the Jira system you are connecting to. You'll need to have a look at whatever docs you have for Oberon.JiraAPI.JiraClient that you're basing your code on, that should explain what's going wrong in your code (although, at a guess, it seems to be telling us…

Go to Admin -> System information, the Server ID is buried in there. (Use the browsers ctrl-f to find "server id" in the text). It's usually displayed on the licence page too, but some versions don't always show it when there's a valid licence installed.

I can see those, but they are not a crash message, just an error on one thing that has gone wrong. They're not halting the system. Is that genuinely the last message in the log at the point at which it stops serving?

I'm not sure they count as consoles as they were single game machines, but I remember my parents getting me two handheld game machines, one was a pair of robots trying to shoot each other while dodging shots from the other, and the other a chess player. My first general purpose "games" machine was the Vic20 (the…

Yep, custom field - see answers, I think you've crossed over with what Ravi and I talked about!

The "size" of any cascading select list field is either 0 or 1. 0 means it is empty, 1 when it is not. A cascading select can only ever have one value in it (even though that value can be a key pair, it is still only one value). Imagine a custom field that has country/city lists in it - you can't set it to UK/London,…

"Root causes" is not a system field, so it must be a custom field. Log in as an admin, go to Admin -> Issues -> Custom fields, look for "root causes" and configure it. You'll find it has a list of options you can add/delete/edit

Ok, there's two uses of the word "template" here, and I don't want to confuse them. Jira uses "project template" to describe the standard builds of projects. When you create a project and choose a template, that "template" is actually a pile of code and config it reads that go and generate a load of config (mostly schemes)…

It's probably still something in the environment.

Yes, it's only for larger organisations with wide estates (it actually has lower limits - it starts at 50 service desk agents for example, not 3!)

No, you can take the exams as many times as you want to.

This suggests that your board is configured to ignore the vanishing issues for some reason. The first two things to check are: What status are mapped into that column on the board (your first screenshot says "deploy pending" is the column and the status, which is all we needed to see there, and a good simple config) What…

You'll need to debug this manually, looking at the differences between the build environment and your own local one. I would start with a look at the error messages coming from the build server - they should tell you what has failed, and hence point you to what you need to change.

Nope, do not apologise. Unusually for posts on older question, your question is totally related and it's a good place to ask (and answer) You can indeed do this without an Enterprise licence. In fact, you can't quite do it with the Enterprise licence! Let's imagine a very simple case where you've got 50 people, 5 of whom…