Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

"Move" is not a transition, it's an action. You can use Scriptrunner to add a "web fragment" that will go to "move" if you want, but not a post-function. Post-functions are part of a transition, not an edit action.

Could you explain more please? How are you doing these allocations, what custom fields have you added to Jira to handle them? Are there processes behind it? Are you entering the approvals via a service desk, or is it in an issue? Is it an edit, or are you using a transition to move through the workflow (change status)?

All versions within the long-term-support releases are considered supported, but you will be told to upgrade to the latest point release within it if you have any issues. So yes, 8.13.6 is supported in the sense you can raise support requests and expect a response, but that response could well be "upgrade to 8.13.latest"…

Fields option lists are determined by the project and issue type (Requests take their fields from their matched issue type), not by user or organisation.

Ok, that's good. You can not have two Atlassian accounts with the same email address. If you wish to change the email on Atlassian Account 1 to the email you have on Account 2, then you will need to change the one on Account 2 to something else first.

Ok, so this automation rule says: When a "CDN Grafik" issue is transitioned to done, if its parent issue has at least one subtask of type "CDN DTP", then add a comment to the parent issue "no actions performed" means that the "if" conditions in there are not being met.

That flag only appears for "simplified workflow", and copying a workflow de-simplifies it. What you need to do is edit the workflow. Look at all the transitions into and out of "Fertig". On transitions going into it, you need either a screen for it that has the resolution on it, or a post-function that sets a resolution.…

Created > 180d means "issues created more than 180 days in the future". This is because time is counted as a single number "since" 1st January 1970, so if that day was 1, then 1st January 1971 was 365, 1st Jan 1972 was 730, and so on. When you say "180d", you're adding a further 180d to "now" Try Created > -180d if you…

Ok, but can you tell us what statistic you are using for the sprint estimate, and if you're on the new issue view or not? As the partial screenshots are not telling us.

You are going to need to find an app for that, or write your own code, something that can read all the different places you've named as being important. You'll also need to bear in mind that some of this stuff is only recorded in the audit log and hence lost after a while, as it clears out old entries, and some of it is…

"I try several things but it doesnt work" gives us nothing to work with. All I can tell you is "use an automation or scripting app to do it"

Those are security notifications, you do not want to turn them off.

Technically, yes, but when you go to do it, you will find a warning not to. Heed that warning - it breaks a lot of things in interesting ways when Epics are not named "Epic" Atlassian do have an open and active development task on allowing it to be done, as Align needs it to be Feature instead of Epic as well, but until…

Your Atlassian account still has your old email address on it. You can still log in with that, you just can't see the emails that are being sent to it (I assume you have no access to the old email any more). I'd recommend going to id.atlassian.com with it and changing the email address on it to an email you can get. The…

Yeah, that's annoying. Start a team with the link, then don't use it, is the only solution I've seen so far.

It selects for all issue types that are sub-task types, irrespective of their names. The opposite function is standardIssueTypes() which selects all issue types except sub-task types.

No, you need permission to create issues in the target project (and move permission in the source project) But you wouldn't need "view" permission in the target, if you wanted things to vanish when moved.

@Laura Short Finneran - why? I think you need to have a think about what this platform is for. It's for a Community of people who have something in common. An aspect of a community is socialisation, and games are a huge part of socialisation. So it's natural, and a good thing that a community platform implements some…

The membership of an individual Jira that an Atlassian Account has is not really relevant. Are you saying that an someone has taken ownership of your Atlassian account and you want them to give it up? Have you tried changing the email on your Atlassian account to something else? (some throwaway account you'll never use…

Could you be clear on the source system? Is it a 8.5.9 Server Jira or is it a Cloud Jira? (Cloud does not have a version, it's "latest" effectively)

The xml export can be thought of as a backup - you can import that into any Confluence system and it will recreate everything you had in the space.

There is nothing to fix with coding here. If you open up a web site that has account based access to it, then a standard practice is for the server to close down your session after it has not been active for a while. It's a security measure more than anything - you should close inactive sessions because you don't know who…

@Laura Short Finneran - you know you can just ignore them, right? Sorry if that sounds grumpy, but I'm curious as to why you have such a problem with them?

You could use Automation or a scripting plugin to set a security level, on certain changes.

I would contact billing and licencing about that, from https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/ You would have the upgrade discount if your server licences were still maintained, but I do not know about expired.

No, the issue and requests do not record who is notified of changes, they just use the notification rules present at the time they send them.

No. Data Center requires a new licence, a Server licence (expired or not) will not allow you to run a server as a DC node. You will need to buy a new DC licence (you can ignore the expired server licences, they won't stop you migrating to DC. In fact, one migration route is to convert your existing server to a DC node and…

There's a couple of answers/explanations we could give here, but I do not want to give you the wrong one. Can you tell us where you saw that you can embed Trello boards?

Can you confirm exactly what you have tried? type != sub-task is a totally different question to issuetype in subtaskIssueTypes()

Last I heard was they are not a financial service, so the SOC2 better addressed Atlassian's offerings.