Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

What do the dev tools in the browser tell you is the difference between the two routes?

You'll need to find an app that can provide a "validator" for that. Either one that codes for it directly or one of the scripting ones that can provide a place where you can write the code. If you had Scriptrunner for example, then the code for a validator could be as simple as def cf =…

There's nothing that will do it in the way you are imagining. The cascading permissions and restriction system in Confluence is coded into the core and you can't just bypass it. What you'll really need is something that can publish the page without exposing others. I would look at the apps provided by Scroll and Comala for…

Pick one of them to keep, and install the other application on to it (For example, if you have myjsoftware.atlassian.net and myjsd.atlassian.net, and you wanted to keep myjsoftware.atlassian.net, then you would add Jira Service Desk to it) Then there's the hard bit - you'll probably want to merge stuff from the one you are…

Have you tried doing what was explained in the accepted answer?

Epics are not intended to be sprint items - in fact their whole point is that they're not - they represent an overarching thing that needs doing which is far too large to go into a sprint on its own. I suspect you're trying to use Epics for something that isn't an Epic at all. I'd want to take a look at that first, before…

It's nothing to do with Confluence. Confluence doesn't use solr natively. Someone has set solr up to run as the confluence user.

Yes. There's not a lot more we can tell you, you've not bothered to explain the problem or why you have not logged into bitbucket and completed the challenge as the error message tells you to.

Repositories are not kept in the database. What are you trying to do with this "restore"? Are you migrating to another server, reverting to a backup because of a fault, or something else?

Whilst those links are the right ones for the docs, you'll find that you cannot enable anonymous access in the free version when you go to the admin sections mentioned inthe docs.

There is no way to do that yet. See https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CLOUD-6999

How would you drop a card into a column that isn't there? I should be clear here - I don't think there's anything wrong with having a toggle for "hide empty columns", as per Bill's suggestion. But it absolutely needs to be optional, off by default and have some form of banner to tell people "click here to unhide hidden…

Yes, that's perfectly clear. It would of course make the board dysfunctional, so there's no option for it.

Yes, you need to have an account to be able to generate a key for it.

There's no option to do that on the free plan. The free plans are very limited because they are free.

No, you do not, because that would mean not having any useful people functions in Jira. Fortunately, you can't do it on Cloud, disabling core functionality is simply not possible.

Every search engine I use returns https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/connecting-to-an-ldap-directory-938847052.html

Yes, you'll need to change your code so that it uses a supported authentication. Start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/confeval/other-atlassian-evaluator-resources/atlassian-cloud-authentication-saml-sso-g-suite-atlassian-account-and-ldap

Just got a comment email about this one. We really do need to see how you have set up the field. How it looks to your people is irrelevant at the moment, we need to see the actual setup, including the field type the searcher Please, go to Admin -> Issues -> Custom fields -> "Bang for the buck score". Tell us what the…

Ok, you'll need to work out exactly which version of Tomcat is running your Jira, download the source code for that version ( https://github.com/apache/tomcat I think) and get coding.

One per issue.

Which option are you going for? The one in my original answer, or the one in the comment previous to this one?

No, absolutely not. You do not burn down on sub-tasks. The point of the estimate and the sprint metrics is that you commit to delivering a certain amount, and burn-down is a measure of what you've delivered against what you promised. You don't commit to doing sub-tasks, you commit at the story level. So you do not need or…

And cancelled? Is that mapped into the last column too? Also, could your board filter be excluding any sub-tasks?

Go to Admin -> Issues -> Resolutions and get the list. If you hover the cursor over any of the links for edit/delete an existing option, the url will have a parameter of id in it, which is the number you need there.

Have a look at the existing gadgets to see if they can do similar reporting, then head out to the marketplace to look for more. You could also write your own (coding needed though)

I thought so. The report you have created is a report. It is not a new type of gadget.

You need to remove "any logged in user" from all the permissions first. Then you will be able to create a "read only" user and add them to a read-only role in the project. It's not a case of anything over-riding anything. Jira's permissions are completely permissive, you have to say "person X can do Y". Where you've got…

The browser that is opened by a link in these emails is chosen by the operating system on the client machine. There is nothing you can do on the server side to get the client to use a specific piece of software to open a url, it's all client side settings. So, you'll need to consider how you are going to get all the…

This suggests that you have issues in a status that does not have a transition going from itself to closed. Or, possibly, one that has a condition on it that does not allow the automation user to use it.