Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Not sure what this has to do with Atlassian stuff, but the answer is simple - change the path to one that is supported

Click on the issue, then use the menu option for "see the old view" This is one of the reasons I don't think the new issue view is ready to replace the old, it's missing so many functions.

These subtasks are "in" the sprint because, well, they are. You've defined them as being part of the sprint. Sub-tasks are part of their parent issues, not independent items. If their parent item is in a sprint, then all the sub-tasks must be as well, because they are part of it. If you don't want them in a sprint, you'll…

Yes, most fixes are a point release upgrade - these are trivial to install though and do not make significant changes to the system. The benefit of LTS is that these point releases will continue to be released for years, so you won't have to make a significant upgrade that might change the way the whole system works just…

No you do not. You do not have access to upgrade Cloud instances and you do not have access to get the software to do upgrades of it with.

Click "edit". As we said before, the field won't be shown on view until it has data in it.

It's not yet flagged as compatible for that version of Jira. It will be, when it's gone through the relevant testing. If you're willing to install an unsupported version though, you can simply download the install file and upload it in "manage apps" manually.

Don't bother to try to do this from the database, it's slow, inefficient and clunky, you'll need to be reading 16 tables and joining them in multiple places. Please, stop looking at the database and use the API to fetch what you're looking for.

See https://support.atlassian.com/statuspage/docs/create-and-manage-api-keys/

Only https://www.atlassian.com/university/certification/certifications/exam-acp-300 has real example questions (example questions are written by the same people who write the exam questions - we actually wrote hundreds of questions and then another team selected which ones go into the exams and which others are used as…

That's not a Jira error message, you'll need to look at your code to establish where it is coming from.

You will need to write code in Word that can reach out to Jira's REST API to gather the issues you want to include.

I'm afraid a random link to something that doesn't seem to have any relevance is not of much help. Please could you explain properly?

If you have added it to the screens and project/issue type then the field will appear. If it has not yet got any data, Jira will not display it on view because there is nothing to show, but it will be available for entry on create or edit.

Start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/get-started-with-bitbucket-server-872139857.html

In Jira, a project is a container for a pile of issues. Converting a project to a task is logically a complete nonsense. Could you explain what you are trying to do in a bit more detail?

You need to talk to your space admins. There is a reason you are included as someone with an interest in this space. If that has changed, your admins need to deal with it.

What is the error you get? (also, it would be really useful to see the lines of code that cause it - probably more useful than the error!)

You don't need the uuid to use curl against a repository. Could you explain what you're really trying to do?

There's no information on what you are running or how in this question. Could you explain in more detail?

You can, by adding your external source as a directory under Admin -> User directory.

I'm afraid your check on your network is not good enough. I've just installed Jira Software on a server and it's worked fine, so it's a problem with your network, not the download.

Yes, the app has added the functions because the authors believe people want them. If you don't want them, you'll need to drop this app and look for another that provides the functions you want or is configurable enough to allow you to drop them.

Log in as an admin and check that the project still exists. If it does, then check the permission scheme to make sure you are still included in it.

It's in the settings, but I'm wondering why you want it. Of what use is it?

You don't get to set a velocity because you would be telling lies. Velocity is calculated from data about what has happened, it's not something you guess at.

You don't. They are parts of the reason that the app integration was written, to provide those functions. If you don't want them, remove the app.

This is a problem with maven, not the Atlassian stuff. The simple answer from them is to not use control characters in fields intended for plain text.

See https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/upgrading-jira-applications-938846936.html

The latest one. You've said you are on Cloud, where upgrades are done for you automatically.