Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

No. There is no data for Scriptrunner to work with. You've deleted it. The best you can do is some inferences - assuming the simplest case where you delete ABC-123, and no other issues, you could write a script that looks at the previous and next issues created - ABC-122 and ABC-124 - you can infer that ABC-123's creation…

Nope. You have not read (or understood) the earlier posts about pair programming - the assignee is not the same as "the people paired up" Is there any chance you could read and digest all the earlier posting about this. Or, give us an explanation of how you can allow more than one assignee without the possibility of one of…

It's not really documented anywhere I know of, but the code in Jira uses >=, not = i.e. (app licence number) >= (Jira licence number) So, yes, you can install a 2000 user app licence on a Jira with a 500 user licence. It's costing you more than you need to pay, but it will work.

Trello is an Atlassian system, but that's not the real question. I can only tell you to look at the process that you would like to go through for your work items or data items, and compare the needs of that with what Trello (and presumably) Jira can do for you.

Unfortunately, having a single assignee is best practice, Agile or not. You should never have two assignees for an issue, it does not work in real life. Look up the bystander effect if you are under the misconception that multiple assignees work.

See https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/can-t-complete-the-sprint-900798702.html

The html macros have nothing to do with importing pages. See https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/import-content-into-confluence-cloud/ for your import options.

That's not what the error message is telling us. Whatever your account has permissions for, it does not include the right to manage the sprint.

I'm a bit stuck. There should be something on the issues which is making them be deselected on the board. A bit more debugging/long-shots * Does a search for Sprint = "Teams Sprint 2020.25" return 10 or 12 issues? * Do all 12 issues appear on the active board? * Are there any quick-filters on the active sprint board?

What versions of Confluence and the mysql driver are in use? I've seen combinations of them that ignore the properties and hence require that you do this setting on the mysql server.

What type of field have you created? Is it text or multi-select (like a label, component or, well multi-select)?

Could you explain "in JQL it didn't work"? What were you doing, what happened that broke it? Same question for "with scriptrunner"

Administrator of project means what it says, you can administrate the project. Sprint management is not administration. You'll need to look at your permission to work with the sprints.

For now, there's a really simple test for finding out if you're on server or cloud. Look at the url you are on. If it is <something>.atlassian.net, you are on Cloud. Any other domain, it's Server or DC. My guess is that you are on Cloud where there are no html macros.

Issue deletion is a project permission, not global or even project admin (although a lot of us are comfortable with "Delete issue = role: project admin"). It needs to be granted in the project's permission scheme, but those can only be changed or associated with projects by your Jira admins. 

Strictly speaking, it's the wrong answer. The question was "JQL to return a chosen set of columns". Using the REST API is not using JQL to define the set of columns. It's using the reporting on a JQL result set to get the columns you want. Like most of the other ways of reporting on a JQL result set, the choice of output…

Good plan. I'm fond of a variation of what Roosevelt said: "Speak softly (and carry a big stick)" In this case, the big stick is probably "your reporting is nonsense", but that's never the right place to start a conversation about bad data!

Ok, I think you've triggered the "convert" process. Atlassian are gradually getting rid of username/password in Trello and moving everyone over to Atlassian accounts. They started with the bigger users from what I could see - people using Trello inside organisations which were going to claim ownership of domains, and...…

I can see this is Jira based, but there's a whole slew of apps and applications that provide "iteration" and "team" type stuff. From memory, Advanced Roadmaps, Jira Align, Tempo, BigPicture and quite a number of others have some or all of those words in them.

In what context? Where are you seeing this prhase. On Cloud, not really. You can have your domains, but they won't host Jira or Confluence Cloud. The best they will be able to do is a simple redirect - you land on those domains and a script tells your browser "you need to go over there" and point to…

You really must question this one. Your "fix" is making a complete nonsense of your tracking data. The issues you are now creating are resolved. Jira thinks they're ended and need no further attention. You'll have fun stuff like the "created vs resolved" chart being a flat line as you're creating and finishing with the…

The "workaround" is not a workaround, it's part of the code I built because changes to non-issue data does not change the issue updated date and we wanted it to. Any change to a Jira custom field is logged as an edit or transition and absolutely do update the updated date, unless the code making the change has deliberately…

You might, for some duff values. However, the log has a smoking gun in it - look for the error about "READ COMMITTED"

That's my point, the = operator has exactly matched it, the field contains that option. The fact that the field may contain other options is irrelevant to =. If you wanted an "exact match on all content", then you would need a way to enter an array of options in JQL, and to use == instead of =. You'd also need to get the…

Mmm, well that page is a page about all the APIs for both types of system, and when you click on one that says Cloud, you land on pages about the REST APIs and Connect frameworks. When you click on "jira java apis", the very first sentence is "The JIRA Java APIs are typically used when building Plugins2 plugins (for JIRA…

I'm not sure why you would think this. The equals value is not a set inclusion, you're doing that with the set you defined in the values. Equals means equals. Does this issue have value X? If you define X as a set, then obviously it could match several times. = means "or" in boolean logic. To do your "exact match", you…

What are the issue types and status of the two missing issues? Could you compare 4553 with one that is going into the chart ok (I picked that because it looks like it might be very similar to some of the others, so it might be easier to spot a difference)

Excellent! Are you really sure you want to be creating resolved issues though?

That's probably a symptom of an earlier failure, you'll want to roll further back up the log

See https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/bundled-tomcat-and-java-versions-1005786018.html If your upgrade of the JDK is going to change the version, you should check the target it supported (most of the time, you'll only break it by changing a major release). Check with…