Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is not an Atlassian question, you might want to ask it in an AWS forum instead (some members of the Atlassian Community may be able to help, but you will reach a much larger audience if you ask of an AWS forum instead of Atlassian)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I am sorry that the answer you got before was misleading - it was generated by an AI that has no understanding of your question or Atlassian software. Jira's sprint boards work from a very simple premise - the last column on the board is "done". So go back to the board that your sprint…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Log into Jira with an account that can create issues in the right projects, and click "create". If your project(s) have a user story issue type, use that. If not, then ask your Jira admins to add the issue type to the project.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Confluence works as a knowledge base mostly by serving up pages with KB articles on them. The people who need to read the articles are expected to visit the Confluence pages with the information on them that they need. It is not expected to be serving any articles through other systems.…

Hi Shikha, This is exactly what it says it is - the page named in the "include" macro does not exist. Although it might also mean "you are not allowed to see the page being included" Edit the page the error is on to see what page is being included, and check that it is a valid and visible page.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think you need to ask in a Tonido forum, not an Atlassian one. (Atlassian are not Tonido, but I think Tonido uses Atlassian software for some of their documentation, and you've clicked on "help with Atlassian" rather than "help with Tonido")

Same question - what do you mean by "KYC"?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Atlassian is not a Bitcoin-related company, you are asking this in the wrong place. You'll need to ask this in a forum related to your wallet or Bitcoin in general.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Atlassian have not changed anything here, you'll need to talk to MS about this (you're not the first person to see this problem, it's Teams, not Atlassian)

Your organisation needs to decide who are the admins, and then think about what they need to do.

I think you need to look at what your workflow is doing. This is a very terse response, but it sounds like your data is a bit broken, probably because of a combination of broken process and broken Atlassian admin. Your story sequencing should be set on a custom board, so I am thinking that we need ro look at that.

Hi Jeremy, at a quick glance, your text is self-promoting, trying to sell yourself as a product, and generic (meaning not about Atlassian directly), so it looks like sales or self-promotion, not getting more out of existing products. 

Again, the example is for Jira, but will work with Confluence.

@Murilo Zilli - measuring individual performance against estimates absolutely is micromanagement. The team should be working together, not having someone dictate what each individual is doing.

@Murilo Zilli - I can only recommend that you do not try to do it. Micromanagement is a huge problem in so many places, it does not work. If you have a problem with a team member not performing, the rest of the team should recognise that, they don't need reports or blame, they will see it. And hopefully simply help.

Hi David, I don't think you've quite understood the law. There is, exactly as you say, a right to be forgotten, but there are two caveats on that (which I'll try to do in plain English instead of "legalese") * It is illegal to destroy tracking information about who may or may have not, done a bad thing. * When people take…

Yes, they will, but not a huge one, because the board filter effectively ignores backlog and done (for Kanban, done means it won't be in the last column of the board, usually "we've set a version on it"., for Scrum, it only selects for the sprint, and for most other boards, it's more "not touched for two weeks"). The board…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is what it says it is - your integration is sending a longer string than Jira Cloud has been coded for, so it is failing. I think the only fix is to move away from MS, so that you get URLs that are way too long.

You have not given us the exact error message you are getting, but your descriptions are saying that there is a firewall or network setting blocking your access, Without error messages, I am a bit stuck, but everything you have posted suggests that there is a network problem somewhere, not an application one.

I'm afraid it's still the same answer - you'll need to work out the page ID, then hit the deletion URL if you want rid of it. It's probably better to get the editpage URL with the ID though, so you can remove the breaking text from the content.

Because you should not leak the information that the issue exists or existed to people who do not have the right to see it. It is illegal in more places than you would guess for an issue tracker to tell you exactly why you can not see an issue.

No, you do not. You need to take another look at the data protection laws you have been reading. They explicitly state that you do not remove people when the information about the author is useful to the owners of the data as part of the reason why the data was captured, and they do not override copyright law.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can't rank like that, because you have left it open for issues to have the same rank, which does not make sense. Jira Software does have a proper ranking system though, you can move things up and down the backlog as befits where they should be in your list. The rank field then can…

I was just pointing out that Atlassian always try to contact the accounts that their robots are going to shut down. They definitely sent at least two emails to the bill payer. I can't say anything about whether you got or read them of course.

You will need to decouple your gmail account from the Trello board. Trello is a passive recipient here, it's only reading the emails you have told it to.

Or connect Jira to an empty database, so that it goes through the basic setup, then stop it, repoint it to the old database, restart it, and run a full re-index.

Yes. Spit your boards up. On a technical level, Jira is built to work with a useful and sensible workload. Atlassian recommend having fewer than 500 issues on a board for the performance, but as a consultant, I'd say your team is probably failing if you've got more than 100. (Note that's not the backlog, it's just the…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The "why" is because there are four different Jira products, all aimed at doing different things with your issues.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I'm afraid that's not all true. I have had many clients find their subscription suspended for non-payment, and a few because they have been forced to support Russia's illegal invasion of Ukraine. Atlassian emailed all of them, at least twice. So I know that they sent emails to warn you…

Glad you sorted it! Was it the custom field contexts?