Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Subscriptions are triggered on a schedule, not by receiving events. I think if you got into the core of Jira's code, you might be able to work out how to trigger one off-schedule and hence put that action behind a button or transition. But you wouldn't be able to do that on Cloud directly, you would have to write a full…

Ah, ok, you're missing something here. You are using apache Tomcat. Jira and Confluence are not standalone applications, they're web-applications that run on an application server. In their case, the application server is Tomcat. When a client lands on a url, your Apache (webserver) tries to serve it up. Some of the urls…

Issue is closed is a great trigger. Probably the best way to do this is with a post-function added to the "close" transition, one that can reach out to your database and run an insert or update as needed. (A listener could do it too, but a post-function is easier and probably the best place for it) You will need to write…

I can't. I have no idea who your admins are. You'll need to find them and talk to them.

When would you want this triggered? A regular sweep where something skims Jira for new info to add to the database? Or from the other side - maybe when an issue is closed, it pushes data out to the database?

I'm afraid the create and edit permissions are completely combined, and there's no way to allow edit without create, or create without edit. Restrictions can remove edit rights, but it's on a page by page basis and isn't going to help you at all. I think you might want to be looking at the marketplace for apps that can do…

You could try it as a listener - catch the create event, interrogate the data in the event and trigger a second transition.

No, you can't execute another transition while there is one in progress. Not with that approach anyway, your code needs to be a lot more clever than that, otherwise you end up in a situation where an issue has two status and no way of knowing which one it should be landing in. Scriptrunner has a function that handles it…

Jira does not have an automatic update function. A human has to run an upgrade, so I would go ask the person who did it to fix it, probably by restoring they backup they took as part of the process. There is another thing that might have happened - you'll get "new setup" if your database completely fails. This will only…

I think I would be looking at a free Confluence install, then a Jira Core + Software + Service Desk install with free Core, 10 Software users and 3 Agents (the licences for Software and Service Desk can be thought of as including a Jira Core licence, as they build on top of the Core functions). The 10 software users should…

Only if you have taken a full backup recently (that means you've gone to admin -> backup and used the download option for a backup of everything)

Which page is it? (I can't find any that don't have the link I mentioned) We can ask Atlassian to improve it. You do not need to buy JSD for $20 per agent. Agents are expensive users, but they are expected to be few in number - the idea is that you pay a lot for agents, but the customer accounts are not charged. Service…

Go through all the spaces and look at the permissions, making sure you have not got "anonymous" access allowed. The button only appears for people who have create/edit rights in at least one space.

The limitations of the free version are all listed on https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/what-is-the-free-jira-cloud-plan/ which is linked to in the pages I see about getting a trial and the free version.

You've worked out a fix for this already, but it's worth explaining - Jira considers the last column on a board to be "done".

You should follow the instructions for unsubscribing as given in the messages you're getting. If you are struggling with that, and need help from the admins, you'll need to talk to them, we can't help you as we're not the admins of the site.

It's because the connection is set up to be ssl enabled. Your browser is detecting that SSL is there, so it's changing the protocol from http to https in order to use it. Why are you trying to use it on two different ports?

It's not changed because it works fine for standard off-the-shelf installs. The question is probably more about why your system is different.

I suspect it's simple design for humans - most of us don't handle huge walls of information too well, especially on smaller screens. Three columns is probably the limit before the display becomes too cramped and fussy.

Ok, same answer as before.

Don't do it this way. This is exactly what field configurations are for. Use them, don't kludge something in. Even if you did it with Scriptrunner, you'd find it doesn't work the way you think, it will be inconsistent, with some places rendering the fields differently to others for the same data. So, don't. Use the field…

Questions for Confluence is quite good for this sort of thing. I preferred it to Khoros, although Khoros is catching up.

At no point have I said it is the end-users "fault". All the explanations here are, well, explanations. It is not my fault that people do not understand what they are doing. There is nothing to "fix" here. The delete process lets people delete their accounts, but only after they've handed over things that the account is…

Do you want help with Crowd setup, or a random block of code from another system?

It's not an add-on, it's the way it worked four years ago. And on a different platform.

@Aiden Marriottis right about the rightmost column - that's what Jira looks for to certify "done" in Scrum boards.

Then my best guess is that you're using a different account in the UI and on the command line. I'd want to talk to an admin of your Bitbucket system, they can see (and reset) failed login counts and captcha flags. They'll also be able to tell you why it's locking.

Generally, no, it's not legal to do that. It's a breach of your agreement with Atlassian, but in many industries, more importantly, it's illegal (for accounts with any form of write access) because of the compliance and governance laws on tracking who may have done what. I don't think anyone is bothered if you do it for…

Estimates (original, remaining and time-logged in fact) can be shown on parent issues. If you look at the estimate area, you should see a tick-box for "include sub-tasks". You can also use the ∑ fields in the issue navigator to display the summed values. Story points, no, you would need to script or automate something…

There's no open feature request for it because Atlassian hae said they're not interested in doing it. The current permission system has been in place since 3.6 and hasn't changed (other than some permissions being added). It's also not a good idea in security terms. Do you have projects that your admin user should not have…