Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

The status categories are hard coded into Jira, you can't add more of them (I know someone who did it on Server, just added a fifth, and it broke in all sorts of interesting ways, because Jira is only coded to understand the standard four - eventually they gave in and realised "blocked" is the same as "in progress" even if…

No problem - best thing to do is mark Jack's answer as correct, that will put most people off commenting more.

No, there's no way to do that with anything more functional than "copy page" or simple "copy and paste".

Taking my neices and nephews around them and explaining stuff like "this is where burgers come from", "no we don't grow spaghetti trees in this country, that's why the food stall has bread instead" and "if you put a slice of bacon in the DVD player, you get a film about this sort of pig".

Possibly. Check the space permissions to see who can use (see pages in) the space. You might need to add them to groups in there, or add them directly to the space permissions. And possibly add them to confluence-users to let them log in.

I am a bit stuck too. I don't understand what "chain projects" is for, nor "backtrack the project". I don't have any guess at why a project link might be useful (I can see categorisation and shared configs have uses, but that's grouping, not linking) Would it be possible to explain what you are trying to achieve? Forget…

Sorry, I should have been more comprehensive than just role. There is no field level security in Jira. (Apart from a couple of permission controlled system fields where the controls are just on who can edit them, not view)

It's a slight fiddle to do part of what you're asking, but yes, you can do this. Caveats: you can't do this on free plans, and team-managed (next-gen) projects do not have this function (yet) You need to look at issue security The basic idea of that is you define a scheme that has one or more security levels that identify…

Jira doesn't have a way to move configuration between services automatically. This desire to do complex admin testing in dev or test and then move it to production is the reason when people have written apps to do it! I've had a lot of success with Botron's Configuration Manager, and Awnba (now Adaptavist's) Project…

Fisheye/Crucible only has code for using Subversion, git, Mercurial, Perforce and CVS. If you can make ISPW look like one of those, you might be able to do it, but there's no direct support.

That's nothing to do with whitelisting or blocking >Could not resolve host: bitbucket.org Means your network is not able to look up the name to resolve the address. You'll need to ask your network admins why the DNS on that network is not working.

Fields are not accessible by role (apart from a couple of permission-controlled system fields), there's no way to do what you're asking here.

Is that application an Atlassian system branded with "kia brand relaunch"? If not, then you'll need to talk to the administrators (or possibly developers) who set up the application for Crowd access. If it is an Atlassian application, we'll need to see the browser error messages or a full description of "nothing happens" -…

Not tried it recently, but assuming you're using Behaviours, then def prio = getFieldByName('Priority') def prioValue = prio.value Should get you the name of the current value selected for priority

You will need to check with your bitbucket administrators if they need to whitelist first, and possibly check your network. What exactly is the error message you are getting?

Your client needs to understand that they are buying Software as a Service, not a server. You can ask Atlassian for more detail, but most of what you will get is assurances that their testing and security is thorough, and references to their public documentation. Remember that they test and monitor all the systems, not…

There's no way to change it, as I said. Team-management is a different chunk of software with a slightly different design and purpose.

Well, I usually stick it behind a proxy and do the SSL stuff there, but yes, you can disable TLS in Tomcat if you are still using it directly, and this is fully supported I think it's actually already disabled in more recent versions, so a plain install or upgrade will do it automatically. Check the server.xml for the word…

Ah! I see! I do not think this can be done - the "belongs to a project" thing is derived from the issue selection in the filter, so if you say "project B and component = x", you're explicitly excluding project A, so the board won't appear as linked to A any more. What you might want to try (I have not) is forcing that…

In no particular order * Spend a bit more time with family (mine is scattered mostly along the M4, M5 and M6 in the UK, and visits were infrequent before Covid because a lot of us work) * Tinker with computers * More travel, definitely. And more leisurely - rather than fly to, say, Rome for a few days, we'd take trains to…

The link types are entirely configurable, they don't have fixed definitions. You could rename all the relationships to "Alice", "Bunny", "Playing card" and "Hedgehog" if you wanted to. The list you've got there is mostly the English default set, and they've been written to try to be self-explanatory. You can see this by…

No problem. This is one of those things that is not obvious until you've worked it out (or had someone tell you, like I did <mumble> years ago), but it'll stick with you for the rest of your scripting :-)

Your Atlassian systems are only supported on the Tomcats that they are bundled with. If you rip them out and deploy the applications into another Tomcat (which is not easy), you render yourself unsupported, and there's a good chance upgrades will not work at all. I would recommend waiting until there is a long-term-support…

All we can tell you is that it is an error message. I think you need to give us a bit more context to where and when this is happening, and what it is breaking for you!

I am sorry, I am a little lost - project = A OR (project = B AND component = xxx ) should give you "all tickets project A + project B/componentxxx"

Sorry, I was not as clear as I could have been on the ordering. I over-simplified! In the database, the list is unordered. If you ask "give me the list", you get a list, but there's no guarantee of how it is ordered. Generally, it'll come out in the order components were added (for example, if I create an issue with "hops"…

This is done in the field configurations, which have nothing to do with screens. The field config is a set of flags to control field behaviour, and your project (and issue type?) is currently using a field configuration that says "component is mandatory". It might also be a "validator" in the workflow (edit the workflow…

I tend to steal a lot from the Library, even the scripts I've written that have made it in there! But for getting started, I'd skim through the resources at https://docs.adaptavist.com/sr4js/latest

That JQL does not include project A, so the board does not think it has anything to say about project A any more, so A drops it. You should also consider the component lists - remember that components are project artifacts - the component you have as xxx needs to be a component from project B as you're saying "And project…

So what happens after you get it to create a throwaway project? Does it take you into the application in full, so you get the admin option at the top right?