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It's by issue key after priority (which also gives you age).
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I think we are still struggling to work out what your question is, so we're not able to be clear on the exact JQL you need. What you've given in this last comment is, well, not going to work because there's no such thing as "linkedissuesfromquery()" But I would then start to guess that what you mean is: Issues in project 1…
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Is this a Next-gen or Classic project? In Next-gen. you'll need to go to project settings -> issue types -> sub-task and you should see the fields listed there for removal In Classic, you need to check the field configurations, screens and field contexts - all three of them need to line up to allow the field to appear, but…
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You can't transition an issue while it is already being transitioned (and "create" is a transition) The validation code you've got fails because you've put the issue into an unknown state, effectively in both transitions. You can transition different issues from a post-function, but not the current issue. You could try a…
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It's space - when you've got priority across the top of a column, it chews up space in the column, leaving all the issues with a wide block of white. Some server users change the column name in the code (it's in a template, so not a massive change job), and also widen the display of the priorities themselves.
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Ok, I'm a little stuck on this * What do you mean by "sub query"? Do you mean the clauses within a query, or something else? What would you expect this to do for your users? * Each gadget has its own code for the formatting of it. If you want to configure them differently, then the gadget needs to have been coded to…
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>mostly interested in dragging or assigning issues in Backlog into a sprint You can only do that if you have a rank type sort order, non-ranked fields can't enable that function.
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You'll need to ask your administrators to grant you admin rights.
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Use the xml backup that is built-in for a full export, then copy the attachments from the file system. Thats only good for small or medium systems, for larger ones you should be using whatever backup your database provides, plus a copy of the attachments directory.
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You will need to log in under the admin account and grant access to the other account.
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You will need to ask the vendor of the plugin if they log access.
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There was, but the ones I've seen are all closed with "won't fix" type resolutions
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Look in the development panel in the issue view.
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Search for the issues you want to export and then use "export to csv" from the options menu.
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It's likely that one of your admins may have changed something
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The issue types are configured differently, so you need to move instead of just edit. It's not a problem or even an issue, you've set it up to such that it has to work this way.
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You can sort a backlog by whatever fields you want, by using the "order by" clause. But sorting by anything other than rank stops you being able to drag and drop because the fields are not ranked and hence cannot be ranked. Yes, it is a "basic need", but it is one that has to be met with ranking, not sorting by other types…
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I am not sure what you are asking for. To me, "digitalise a document" means just "read a piece of paper and type it into a computer so you can handle it as a web page or blob of text". To avoid the typing, I would take a look at OCR software. But beyond that, I'm not sure what you are asking for. Could you explain more?
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No, the subscription level is by service, not user.
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An error message that tells you something is not working because you have made an erros is not "fake".
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First hit on search engines is the "install bitbucket" docs at https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/bitbucket-installation-guide-867338382.html From a tar download on Linux, that doc links straight…
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They'll point you to the public documentation, like I have
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That is how I read it too, I just thought it was worth telling everyone what Atlassian's stance is.
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There is no bug, you have configured your Jira to have a mandatory field, then not filled it in (possibly because the configuration does not put it on the screen?)
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Ok, you'll need to look at an app or an automation that can copy the attachment to the clone
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It's an error because you have set it up not to work and it is useful to tell your people why something is not going to work
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You will need an app that can generate emails without them being licenced users
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See https://www.atlassian.com/trust/compliance/compliance-faq
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Your Jira Server is not "locked", it is struggling to start all its components. Have a look at https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/jira-startup-fails-with-message-that-required-plugins-are-not-started-254738702.html
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What does the log say the database connection errors are when Confluence starts up?