Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Log in as an admin, go to Admin -> Issues -> Custom fields, and find Epic Name in the list. Click the ... menu to the right of it and look at the urls the links in the menu go to, they contain a parameter like CusomtFieldId=10010

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It needs it to check for updates to apps, feed usage data to Atlassian, any urgent security updates and if you want to install apps from the marketplace, it'll need access. However, all of those are totally optional, and disabling them or just blocking them with your network will not break anything in Confluence apart from…

https://www.atlassian.com/agile/tutorials/sprints is probably a good start!

I suspect you are not setting a resolution on the issue when it goes into the Closed state. What type of project is this happening in? Next-gen or Classic?

You cannot initiate a transition inside a transition of the current issue. The status of the issue will not change until the transition has finished, which happens after your post function executes.

Most of what you need to do is in the workflow, so you'll need to identify which ones are in use in the project(s) and edit them. Before you dive into the workflow though, you may want to go to the list of "screens" that you have in your system - you need to find or create one that has the resolution field on it (assuming…

Your burndown chart looks like you started a sprint with no estimated items in it, and have then started adding estimated items into it. You can't burn down if you do that - the sprint needs to record the estimates at the beginning of the sprint, and in this case, it's starting at 0 and has nowhere to go. I suspect the…

You're right if you are talking about people putting incorrect data in, but that's not what I meant by "misrepresentation". I was meaning that even given the correct data, people manipulate it to give calculations, diagrams and reports that are simply wrong. Jira (and any other application designed for handling the raw…

In a post-function, you will see the current status of the issue - the issue object has been read at the start of the transition and the status won't change until the end of the transition where the issue gets stored in the database with its new values. So yes, that's exactly what I'd expect to happen.

The strikethough hsppens when an issue is resolved - that's defined by the resolution field being set to something. My guess is that your workflow is not handling resolution correctly. But your question is unclear as to what the problem actually is, so I can't propose any fix.

How are you recording that some one has given feedback in Jira?

What do you mean by "board is dismiss"?

Again, Jira does not "handle" the network connections. Tomcat does it. As for how apps might handle the results (or lack of) from REST calls they make, that's entirely up to the coding of the app.

The alphabetic order is done on the user id, not the component.

Yes, you could write a validator that makes your external call and throws back an error if it fails. If you do that though, you should think about the consequences of trying to do it - what does the remote system do with failed attempts to do things? Does it matter that the Jira issue will not record any change or that it…

It's not a biug or limitation. Your Jira system has been (mis)configured to get it wrong. You should engage with your Jira admins and ask them why they have not considered setting the resolution field when issues go into a "done" status. Re-reading this, i think I sound terse and grumpy. I do not mean to. I think I am very…

When you are importing data into a select list field, there are three things you can do with your data. A select list type field has a set of options. When importing, you need to tell Jira which option should be selected for each piece of incoming data. Imagine your target field is the list of the seven colours people…

I do not think I understand what you are trying to achieve here. You say you want to "club them as single issue type called calAnalysis" - the best thing to do here is look at which you have more of, rename that to calAnalysis, then delete the other issue type, where Jira will ask you what to change the existing issues to,…

A number of people I've worked with/for have dabbled with this, but all have ended up deciding it's not worth it. It's quite a polarised thing - you can either * do it properly and completely with a second Jira installation, an app that can export and import settings and a pile of code to trigger and source-control those.…

Yes, you can do this with Scriptrunner, as it can get to the os_<table> data and hence find the id of a transition that was executed. But it would be painful to code for, and quite a heavy load, and given that a condition can execute up to four times for every display of an issue, it's likely to load your Jira server so…

I'm afraid that is not right. Every scaled agile framework (and, for that matter, waterfall and other project management principles) clearly state that if you want to compare things, they have to be measured the same way. The sync/integration points do, of course, matter, but you cannot report, compare or manage (together)…

I'm afraid these two sentences contradict each other: "Yes. It is inside Jira. We access it using an URL. " Is the code inside Jira or are you using a REST API (a URL) to get the data?

Not quite, but it depends on whether you're on Classic or Next-gen projects. More important though, where they do differ, it's only on fields that humans don't get to enter directly, so it won't really affect your usage.

My instinct is to explain @Jack Brickey 's answer with a bit more tech detail, as well as echo @Walter Buggenhout 's suggestion that you will probably want to look at each app separately. The problem here is actually that apps have a lot of flexibility and power. This is a good thing on the most part, because it means apps…

The main thing is that questions are intended to be answered and then closed off (and act as a bit of a knowledge base), but discussions do not have a lifecycle, they're aimed at a conversation. There are other differences - questions can have their answers accepted as correct, discussions just have replies with comment…

You've already told us that. My question is what are you actually doing to "copy project to another system"?

Field == Field only comes out as true when the content of the fields are the same. The fields you're comparing are of two different types, let alone content, so they'll never compare the same. It's a bit like comparing an apple with a kiwi - one aspect of both is that they're green, but your equivalence question is "is…

Spreadsheets - helping people misrepresent their data and giving them inaccurate reports since 1976 There is not one place I've seen use a shared spreadsheet well. One big place (financial) did an analysis of over 1,000 random spreadsheets and found that when a sheet had two people using it, there was an 80% chance of it…

This is not really an Atlassian question, but hey. Cron does not have a way to do "once a fortnight" that I know of. 15 22 * * 1 For example, would mean "10:15pm every Monday", but I can't think of a way to do "every other Monday" May be worth playing with https://crontab.guru/#15_22_*_*_1 to experiment with the…