Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

What do you mean by "connect"? Could you explain what you expect the users to see when they see a "connected" fix version, and where it appears?

Team-managed projects do not really have workflows as distinct objects, they have a set of rules defined by the team that owns it. There's no export/import or sharing of these rules because the project belongs to a single team and the whole point of a team managed project is that it dedicated for that team. If you want to…

The obvious answer is "click attach", as that is the way to insert files into a confluence page. I think you need to explain more about what you are actually looking for here.

What do you mean by "link for each member added .... using filter"? What link? What "member added" and what has it got to do with a filter? (Filters find issues, nothing to do with 'members' unless you're searching for users in fields)

No, not the email that the handler is getting mail from, what is the email of the user sending the email?

This is not really a Bamboo question. Msbuild does work on Linux systems, but you'll need to consult the docs on msbuild on how to make it work on your server. Once you've got it working manually, Bamboo's agents can take over, but whatever makes you "unable to build" needs fixing on the build server first.

Repeating the phrase we've asked you to explain does not explain it. What timesheet are you trying to use? (Please don't just say "timesheet" again, we need you to tell us what timesheet you are trying to use, or what you want to see. "Timesheet" tells us nothing)

I don't understand what you would get from this? Taking one line from a permission scheme, and imagine you've got two schemes in play. One scheme says I can edit issues, the other says I can not. When I look at an issue in this project, can I edit it or not? To answer the last part of the question about giving business…

Look to <confluence home directory>/confluence.cfg.xml - all the database connection settings are in there.

I think there might be two things here. First, you asked about clearing a resolution, not setting it to another value. To clear a resolution, you add a post-function that sets it to "none" (which is then listed as a post-function that "clears the resolution"). Second, you are now talking about setting a different…

As above, add a "clear resolution" post-function to re-open

Ok, but please don't ignore the main point of what I have said - you are not going to get an "interested answer" because you're asking for something that can't be usefully answered. If you want to find out the pricing for Jira DC on Azure and AWS, you are going to need to detail what you are trying to set up and then size…

Yep, been quite content here, not seen a reason to move. (It was on a commuter line into London until this week, so changes of job never made me need to relocate - that's the usual driver for a location change. Lived in 6 different houses in the town though (all within walking distance of the station)

So what email address is sending the email, and what account is that in Jira?

Learning to code in a really obscure 4gl, living half a mile from where I am now and getting my first cat (well, two)

Ok, this may need a better explanation, but the "burndown specific information" is the "information on issues". Everything you see on a burndown chart is from the issue data and the sprint defintion. The name, start date and end date are part of the sprint, and the actual burndown line is from the issue history and…

But if something needs work on it because of component A, what does it matter that it also has components B and C? In fact, searching for "A but not B or C" would mean that your A-developer is going to be missing work they need to do.

JQL simply finds issues that match a question. It has nothing to do with how you show the results to people. You've say "distinct errors within a business rule". I'm not sure what you're looking for here, but JQL is just going to find a list of issues matching "issue has an error" or however else you are defining it. It's…

It's better to experiment in a test instance. Although with labels, if you're sparing with the tests, they're easy to find and remove after your testing!

Ah, yes, Automation is asynchrnous - it usually happens after a change, so you often need a refresh to get the updated view! Well spotted! I always forget that!

What "timesheet" are you trying to use?

"Refined" usually means "go into more detail, so we can have a better idea of what we are doing" You have explained exactly what you are looking for (click start/stop, time is logged as the gap between those events), and I think that is clear. But you question what Charlie asked without answering it (even though later…

>It is weird, you say that "you have worked on Jira servers and DC nodes running on both Azure and AWS " but you could not share an example of configuration and pricing with me ? I think you might be missing the point here. Each installation I've worked with was different, needing different things for different clients.…

I think you need to expand on your question, because it covers a number of elements you need to look at (price). No-one can answer "share the pricing for Atlassian on Azure / AWS" with anything other than a pointer to the list prices for each element. For example, the price of Jira DC licences depends on how many users you…

I can't see any reason why that would fail. I'm sorry, I'm stuck now, we'll need to ask someone who knows field handling in Automation better than me.

Ok, that might be the problem - most automations can only copy between fields that hold the same content. Fix version holds a list of version objects, but I think the version picker holds just a version object, with no containing list. I don't know how (or if) you can convert from a single version to the list.

Erm, Confluence is a wiki - a place where people collaborate on published web pages, managed by the audience and accessed via a browser. To "create a wiki" in Confluence, click "create" in the menu bar. I suspect I may not be understanding what you think a "wiki" is though. Could you explain, if I have misunderstood?

What type of field is "planned version"? 

* Yes * Yes, there's lots of reporting built into Jira, and even more available in the marketplace * Share the reports and dashboards with them * There are some basic timeline stuff built into Jira, but it is aimed more at supporting Agile practices. Again you'll probably want to look to the marketplace for more clever…

Boards are not project artifacts, they're independent of them, but they need projects to exist before they can be created, otherwise there is no way to tell the board which project(s) to look at. Projects are not simple objects either, they require a lot of configuration, and the config of company-managed projects, by…