Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

You will not find a "straight forward answer" until you can define what you mean by "size". A text file takes up a certain amount of disk space. The same content in a database as a simple blob field takes up a different amount. The same content in a Confluence system, and hence stored in a database takes up a different…

What is the "project or saved filter" you're working with? (If it's Project, then is the project set to projectName, and if it's a saved filter, what is that saved filter?)

No, I think Bastien has concentrated on the "new project" scenario. For an existing project, it is not a case of "copy scheme", it is that schemes are global objects, so you can go into project admin and tell it to use (share) an existing scheme.

What do you mean by "other types of Confluence"? If you just mean "server", it's the same answer.

That's why you can't do it on Cloud - you can't install themes or apps that can do this.

Version 3 is in Beta on Cloud, and Cloud does not really have "versions" that are a lot of use. Server does not have v3 yet.

Jira does not have a report that does that.

Name, yes, but not the key. Jira keeps a record of deleted projects because you may have moved issues out of them into other projects, and it wants to keep the function that ABC-123 still takes you to the original issue even though it's now keyed DEF-456 (A new ABC project with 123 issues in it would break that)

There is no code in Jira that changes permissions without a human triggering it. You have, somewhere, a plugin, external script, or administrator that is making the changes during the night. Have a look in the audit log - changes to permissions should be logged there with a user who did it. If you are unsure of who the…

Bother, I can only up-vote once.

Could you explain why this is happening on Statuspage pages? What exactly is asking you about CredentialHelpSelector? 

This is not as simple as it sounds. Jira, like most dynamic websites, uses a rendering engine to serve up some raw data that the web server processes and then your browser interprets. You'll need to identify the bits of Jira that provide the plain data, work out what css it provides to show how that should be formatted and…

"No apps matching your search criteria are available for installation in your JIRA instance" means one of two things: * Your Jira server has no valid network route to the marketplace (you will need to fix your network) * There are no apps that work on your Jira version that do what you searched for I suspect the second. As…

"open in new tab/window" is a browser function, but it relies on the page you are on telling the browser that the text has a link behind it. The places I right-click-open-new still all seem to give me the new tab/window, but that's just the way I use it. I think you are looking at something that I would not use it from,…

This is, in most cases, perfectly normal. I am going to vastly over-simplify here, but the point of Scrum is that you have a time-box, at the beginning of which, you say "we will deliver a set of things (of varying sizes)", and at the end of it, you measure what you said you would do against what you delivered. In your…

You will need to go over your logs to find out why it is not running, or possibly just not listening. What have you done differently to the doc you have pointed to?

It depends on what "stage date" is for, but we do not really need to know that to explain the behaviour of the functions. I am not sure endOfWeek() is going to do what you want. endofWeek(2) might be between 8 and 15 days away from now. Imagine that it is Wednesday of week 12 of the year today. endofweek(2) here means…

This suggests something is already using the area Bamboo is trying to work with. It may be that something went wrong and left an indicator that it's in use lying around. This is not a Bamboo problem, but a Subversion one. You'll need to halt the Bamboo attempts to build, then run the following, as the user that Bamboo is…

Could you explain what this has to do with Atlassian?

Yes, they'll be able to log in and read the (now) static data from issues and projects.

You could manually build a calendar-like table, but it won't have most of the functions you expect it to. You really should be looking for an app to provide calendars.

There is no way to do that on Cloud.

That is indeed the app that was in the marketplace before.

They do not. If you wish to use something in Software, you'll need to be a licenced user for it.

Your filter sounds like it is broadly right, and strictly right when it ignores sub-tasks. I think we need to see the filter definition and a description of what it returns vs what you expect before we can do much more (as usual, feel free to obscure detail, but a copy/paste of JQL where we do stuff like "project = ABC" to…

Where? That's a very blunt question, but it stands. Where do expect to see this hierarchy? How do you expect Jira to support it? Where would you expect to see this in the UI and why would you think it is useful (and hence something software should support?)

It is, it's not an unusual need to do this, but Atlassian (and frankly, their competition too) all tend not to do it, because they're generally pushing towards keeping stuff on their systems, ideally the largest one, so enabling exporting and moving to another really is not a priority for them. That said, I really would…

This is the point of the workflow - it defines the process for Jira to follow. You have to have a transition to "change status". It's not a simple edit, there is a whole load of process that needs to be done during that. It's a bit like saying "drive from Wellingborough to Kendal". I can't just change my location (status)…

*8443 isn't a valid port, try it with 8443 instead. I'm sorry, that seems terse, I was too quick with the <enter> key. I wanted to say that the chunk of config file that you've given us seems broadly correct, but the port setting is invalid, so Tomcat is ignoring it - port="x" needs to have a plain number, but I think…

It doesn't matter what the category is. If you do not map a status on to the board, issues in that status will not appear on it. Your diagram suggests to me that you should un-map the three status to the left on the developer's board, their done is "dev complete"