Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

To see a page in a space, the person needs to have permission to view the space. You then have to ensure the page is not under any pages that have a view restriction set that would exclude them from seeing it. The exception to this is if you enable "share page to non user" and send them a copy of the content.

I think Vero was suggesting that you put in | L'icone | <image> | en haut .... | as a single line table. You might also want to try layouts with three columns.

Go to Admin -> System -> system information and you'll get a lot of text about the system. Use ctrl-f in the browser to search the text for server id. (To find server information if you're struggling with that, log in as an admin, hit the admin cog at the top right and use the admin function search box a bit below the…

And what end of the integration is showing the error? And is there more to the error than "unavailable"?

See https://www.atlassian.com/enterprise I can't talk about plastic SCM, all I know about it is that most people prefer git to it (and Bitbucket is a git manager)

Another reason for not trying to read the database for Jira reporting, it is simply not built for it. Anyway, you'll need to use whatever it is your SQL server uses to convert dates into a human format.

Which end of the integration is giving you the error, and what do you mean by "hub"?

What do you mean by "get" (in "get list of projects")?

This is one of the reasons I never suggest using videos as anything other than small snippets of training - so many of them are out of date so quickly, they usually end up simply confounding people, and most video authors don't have time to update them as fast as they would need to. To get started with Jira systems though,…

Annoyingly, the Epic Link field does not apply to sub-tasks (if it did, it would, of course, be read-only as it would be inherited from the parent issue) There is no simple fix for this oversight. But you're not really expected to be looking at sub-tasks in roadmaps - they are entirely a part of their parent issue and…

Also, does the user to be named as the assignee have the permission "assignable user", and also be a service desk agent in that project?

That would suggest that the target project/issue type does not have the description on screen and/or enabled in the field configuration.

Jira and Bitbcuket are separate systems and licenced separately. See https://www.atlassian.com/software/bitbucket/pricing for the costs of adding people to bitbucket. (Unless you have an enterprise licence which covers multiple instances for many many users)

Ok, I remember writing an app that could provide an enterable time field, but it was for Jira 3, so there's no chance of it working now. I can't see anything on the marketplace at a glance. Most of my encounters with requests like this lead to scripted or calculated fields - stuff like "show us the time elapsed between the…

Yes, that's what Atlassian will point you two if you asked them directly.

There's no way to share projects directly in Jira, but there are a number of apps which can synchronise (partially or fully) between two separate Jira systems. I've got more experience with K15t's Backbone than the others, but Exalate and Watchtower are the other two I'd look at.

Ok, check the linked Issues in Atlassian's Jira for each one you are worried about (the random cve I picked to look at had a linked issue in there) - that's the source of "is it really done" that Atlassian would quote at you anyway.

You'll need to find or write an app that provides a custom field for that, it's a very particular format. I've not seen any that do that. There are plenty that calculate and display durations, but they tend to use the the same format as the estimate fields (3d 2h 4m for example), and they're not enterable.

I'd question why your scans are mis-reporting

There's no way to do this for Free and entry-level ($10) Cloud systems easily - you have to register for the new domain you want (which will of course, still be <something>.atlassian.net), export from your current system and restore the backup into the new one. For the higher tiers of system, you can raise a support…

What do you mean by "still showing"? 

An issue link is simply a way to show that two issues are linked in some way (with, of course, a direction if you need it). They are entirely configurable to suit how you want to use them, but they are just information. There is nothing special about any of the link types that makes Jira do things with them other than…

The simple answer is that Atlassian have not fixed them. Without reading each one, I can't tell you if this is the exact case, but there are several places that the security problems may occur - Jira itself of course, but also the Tomcat it's running on, the Java it is using, some of the libraries Jira or Tomcat are using,…

No, they're separate systems. A lot of people use the same groups to grant access (so add someone to say "atlassian-users" group once and they get Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, etc), but by default the systems use different groups for access and hence you can have different numbers of users for each.

You could attach msi files to issues and ask users to download them, but this is * Inefficient (you'll be duplicating the same file over and over, pointlessly) * Potentially flaky (Jira is not built to be a large file store, you may find the uploads or downloads are slow or even fail if the msi files are large) * Hard to…

Note that you'll want to check, and probably change the existing permission scheme - the defaults use "any logged-in user", which you will need to remove, so that your external group doesn't get access to projects by that route.

Not on Server. There are a couple of apps in the marketplace that say they provide user administrated lists, but I've not tried them.

That's fine, you can just ignore it then.

First, a minor point on versions - they're all "stable" if they're available for download. Atlassian don't release unstable versions (except, arguably, the early access releases) Start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/upgrading-jira-applications-938846936.html for reading on how to upgrade. In your case…

Possibly - I would want to try it (the only other thing it affects is your ability to add a due-date)