Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Yes, and that's what Agile does. I'm not sure what you're saying here.

Listeners with SR are done via Admin -> Scriptrunner -> Listeners. I am not sure you want a listener here though. Listeners react to events, not actions in the workflow directly. A listener would only work in this case if your "triage" transition fires an event of the type the listener is listening for. I would suggest…

Not a bug. One of your people has amended the time remaining instead of logging work.

Do you mean the issue type of the issue you're going to create? If so, then for classic projects, you can set a default for the issue type in the issue type scheme for the project, but the server will remember what type you used last time and default to that. However, you can only set one, so you can only set a default for…

You will need to look at the permissions for all your existing projects, removing anything that lets the vendors into them. Look for generic group access like "jira users" and, probably most importantly, the common "anyone who can log in" Once you have removed all the routes into the other projects, you'll be able to grant…

We do not know what you mean by "reading levels", please explain more? No sabemos qué quiere decir con "niveles de lectura", por favor explique más.

Not really, think of java as an obvious example: * Is X = Y? You get a true/false * Is X != Y? You get a true/false * Is null = Y? You get an error It is logically obscure, but it has uses. In coding terms, it is often very important to understand that a yes/no question has three possible responses.

Not beyond telling is it is probably in the "create" transition. What are the rest of the errors?

Broadly, yes, but you may have installed the data and application in different places, so you may want to check both first. You should also check if you installed as a service - links beneath /etc to stop/start it on boot or shutdown etc.

How have you implemented that hierarchy? Off-the-shelf, Jira does not have sub-tasks of sub-tasks, it's just Epic -> Story -> Sub-task.

A search will return a list of issues that match, and it'll do it in full, you'll actually be wanting to think about limiting what it returns to just the fields you need!

That's really not what burndown charts are intended for, and although you could contstruct one, you'll find it won't tell you anything other than burndown and velocity. Because that's not what they do. You need a project reporting or scaled framework. Take a look at Advanced Roadmaps as a starter.

The original question used a hypothetical version to illustrate a potential furure version - that's why I used "8.13.latest" in the answer.

I suspect you'll find the missing items have no sprint. It's an odd point of logic that humans get wrong all the time (totally understandably, it's just not the way we think) Let's translate those clauses into plain English and expand on it Project = C2C - "The issue is in project C2C" And Sprint = 13542 - "and in sprint…

The footers are not configurable on Cloud I'm afraid.

There is no way to know, you've not given us the rest of the error or any context in which it happens. All we can tell you is that something went wrong in your workflow. You'll need to read the rest of the errors for more information.

I thought the "one time sort" was clear. I wouldn't want one though, a single click to destroy all the ranking we'd already done is not something I would ever want to let happen. I think I'd only allow for it to happen before the first sprint had started, after that, nope.

What type of backup have you got? Is it the XML exports, or the recommended database dump + copy of attachments? I would never recommend restoring a backup to a different version. Install a clean version of the old one, get it working with the backup and then upgrade it.

It's not an add-on, it's a fully-fledged product in its own right, one built for managing SAFe right the way up through all the layers, as well as handling the other scaled Agile frameworks (Large Scale Scrum, Disciplined Agile, and so on). It uses Jira as the lowest layer, covering Feature (Epics in Jira) / Story /…

This is not something the application could do. The only time I can imagine the file sizes being set to zero are if you're trying a (re)install and run out of disk space part way through. Or maybe if your backups ran out of space so they recorded some zero length files. I might accuse anti-virus too - if they mis-detect a…

Ok. You cannot delete the Atlassian account itself, unless you have decided never to use it again and have handed over or shut down all the systems it owns (not has access to, but has billing/technical responsibility for) - see my.atlassian.com for those. Trello is slightly different - you'll need to check the billing tab…

If you are struggling to cancel your Trello subscription, you will need to talk to Trello support - try the "contact support" on https://trello.com/contact ----- from google translate Если вы изо всех сил пытаетесь отменить подписку Trello, вам нужно будет поговорить со службой поддержки Trello - попробуйте «связаться со…

What do you mean by "no site access"? Can you not log into the Atlassian account that owns your produts to see what products you have, or do you just mean your Jira Server is not responding, or refusing login or throwing errors?

When you say "Trello account", do you mean the account you use to log into Trello, or the account that owns a Trello system?

How are you mapping the parent id and issue id columns?

Again, Advanced Roadmaps is the one Atlassian would tell you to start with, but Structure can do it as well, in a very different way (and doesn't require premium)

Go to search, run a search for the issues you are interested in, look to the "columns" to change the columns displayed, selecting the fields you need (note that you will need an app to do the comments column, and bear in mind that that could be a huge block of text, making spreadsheet copies of this rather unweildy).…

You've quite simply got too many levels in there. Why are you doing this? Reading the names of the levels across the top of the definition, tells me you're building a totally unwieldy and pretty much useless flat field from a load of things that should not be done as drop-down. What would the purpose of this field be? What…

Er, they do. Much of Atlassians stuff is written in plain English. It does dip into jargon a little bit, esepcially when there's a lot of detail to go over, but that's understandable. And it's obviously not a problem for people, you're the first person I've seen a generalised complaint about the language in use (others…

I am not sure what you are looking for here. Not the numbering so much, but what you're actually working with. I think you might be saying that you have issues that represent "change requests", which a lot of people do. Issues already have a unique and auto-numbered naming scheme - the issue key the humans use is of form…