Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Yes, but you're asking the wrong people. There's plenty of us here who have performed the migration from Azure to Jira, but not many who have downgraded by going in the other direction. You might have more luck in an Azure Devops forum

You can't just change it yourself (there's a request open to allow for this, and Atlassian are working on something to address it). The two current options are: Raise a support request with Atlassian to get it changed (note that they will only do this once in quite a long time, so choose the new name well) Subscribe to the…

I'd strongly recommend doing it with these new fields. If you default the description, you're going to end up with a lot of issues with just the defaults set because people don't need to bother putting in a description. Separate fields also make searching and reporting easier.

Issue security allows you to secure individual issues in a more widely shared project, doesn't affect who can mention, but it will limit who can be mentioned - no point in mentioning someone who can't see the issue.

AWS and GCS services in the USA - see https://trello.com/en-GB/legal/security for the full detail

It's not the connection string (unless you've deliberately tried to do odd things with it and got them wrong). The installers create perfectly valid connection strings and tomcat connectors, and when it goes wrong, you'll almost certainly find it's something in the connection, not what Jira has. Or even Java. Java actually…

Not on Server, it's going away. Jira Cloud has some more delegatable permissions, more because the projects are changing shape and you don't get "system" administration on Cloud. Most notable is that Cloud already has "Site" admins who look after people and licences, but are not necessarily Jira (or Conflluence or…

Yes, because you've got an X-number-of-users Confluence licence and the app licence needs to match it.

Percona is not MySQL - it is based on it, and the core is pretty much identical, but it is not MySQL. Atlassian do not yet support it. The similarities mean that it's almost certain to work. "Unsupported" does not mean "it does not work", it means "we've not tested it or worked with it enough, so we are not going to field…

Not necessarily, it depends on what your permissions are. Anyone who logs in is a member of one or more groups. If your Questions space names a user or, more importantly, a group, to have access, then yes, they may get it "automatically". For example, it's not uncommon to have a group called "confluence users". That group…

That implies your script is calling something in JMWE, a class that has changed such that it can't use it any more.

No. The app licence system simply needs a licence for the app to be at the same level or higher than the main application level.

There is no "swap", you will have to move all the child pages from their current location to the new page. This isn't too hard, you can do it from the space admin -> content -> tree tab, with click and drag (grandchild pages will remain under their parents that they move)

Nothing to apologise for - we've all miskeyed them at least once ourselves, and run into copy and paste doing odd things. Just glad you were able to fix it!

It's saying that you have a groovy script that is no longer valid for the current API - this might be the actual script, but it looks more like MyGroovy isn't working for this version of Jira. Check the compatibility of the current version of the app.

Is what you are pasting into Jira an exact, letter for letter, copy of the licence key in the box? We've seen some browsers (notably IE) having bugs when pasting keys from the clipboard, inserting or replacing letters sometimes. It's quite hard to spot though.

Correct. The last column on the board is "done". The others are not done, so they will carry over to the next sprint when you close the sprint. The "workarounds" are: * to define a proper binary "done" status and use it appropriately * to put your released status into the "done" column (assumes you are using classic…

The rank is a global field, and your central board would be useless nonsense if it were to ignore it. If you want a different ranking on some issues, that's fine, you can order boards by other fields, but that does mean that people will be working off different and independent ranking systems. You could even add a second…

That's too short a string to be a licence key. You've put spaces or line feeds into it somehow.

Is the "UAT Complete" status in the last column on the board?

The logging and the javascript are done in different places, so you'll need to think about how those two parts talk to each other. You're right about log4j logging inside Jira, you can (and should, because it's built in and pretty standard) use that to record what you need to. But you're going to need to think about how…

There's an incident on-going with Bitbucket Cloud that seems to be causing this (looks like Atlassian deployed broken code - if you look at the html of the page, the button has a "disabled" tag on it)

It is what it says it is - the licence key you are pasting into the field is not a key for Jira Software. Check that the key you are copying from your my.atlassian licence list is definitely for Jira Software (not Confluence, Jira Core or Jira Service Desk)

I am sorry, I do not understand what you are now asking. Your original question about "automatically logged in with the browser" is answered with "use SSO", and I've pointed you to the docs about doing that on Cloud. That talks about the support for the identity providers you can use with Atlassian Access (which does SSO…

Partly. Please don't say "child workflow", this confuses things, as there is no such thing as a "child workflow". There are simply workflows, which issues all follow. The point here is that you cannot transition an issue during a transition that is already happening to it. Imagine you have a really simple pair of issues -…

When you're new to coding, it can be good to look at what others have done and learn from that. It's also useful for expert coders too, saves them "re-inventing the wheel". Ideally simplified stuff, code that tries to do one thing well. For Scriptrunner, I lean on https://library.adaptavist.com

Mmm, that's because of caching. You almost certainly have corrupted your database now, you really should go back to a backup. Using SQL to do this is absolutely not an "efficient" way to do this - I don't think it can be efficient to run the SQL and then spend weeks trying to fix the data you've damaged.

You should never write to a Jira database. You've run into one of the reasons whay - you don't really understand the data structure in there and you've neglected some of the changes you needed to do to make this work. There's a good chance that you have corrupted your database, so you really should roll it back to the…

There's nothing built in, but there are apps in the marketplace that can do it. Have a look in the marketplace for Project Configurator and Configuration Manager (I work for one of the vendors of those two, and those are the two I've used a lot, there are some others, but I'm not familiar with them)

I don't think it'll happen - story points are not supposed to be used with individuals, they're about what the team is capable of.