Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Every search engine I know of lands on https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/upgrading-jira-applications-938846936.html

Either latest, or the latest long-term-support version, depending on what you value more - new functions or not needing to upgrade frequently.

You can't upgrade it, Cloud handles it for you.

Do you have a standard "dump" of the database?

None, you don't have to think about it on Cloud

You don't on Cloud. Raise it with Atlassian Cloud Support - it's the only thing you can do for Cloud errors

You don't differentiate between them, because they're based on the data, not the application you're working with. What problem do you think you might solve by knowing what the webhook is from?

@Marien Vermeulen - If you wish to "switch this off", then you need to look at what you would like to switch off and then go unsubscribe from what you signed up for before.

To get to a project admin, you usually go to the project and then click on the admin option.

Labels are an odd one Other fields are there because you've got a list of options to select from, or our humans understand that they need to fill it in from scratch. Labels are neither of those, they only exist as a function of being added to issues. To "create a label", you will need to add a label to an issue, it's not a…

I have seen this. @Brant Schroeder is absolutely right - there's a script doing bad/heavy/slow things. Well, at least one script, it might be several. Re-enable SR and check the script registry, looking at scripted fields, listeners, triggers, and services (workflow functions and behaviours won't affect indexing, but most…

Why? Jira's database is not intended for anything other than being a data store. The SQL you are asking for is a lot more complex than you think it will be and probably won't fully answer whatever your question is. Could you tell us what you are trying to achieve, rather than pick on a specific method of getting raw data?

Go to your admins with the second paragraph of my answer. You really need to stop using Jira as a place to dump information and start using it for what it is for.

Confluence databases are slightly more clever and explainable than Jira databases, but they still really do have the same attitude that Jira does - it's a data store, not a database, and hence the worst possible way you can possibly try to read the information in it (not data, information). Too much of the logic is done in…

Yes, but you will need to duplicate a lot of functions that the connector does.

Start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/bamboo-permissions-369296034.html

I usually end up telling long stories about my pets, but I'll try to shorten it. In chronological order: * Puddah : Cat : Grandma's cat, her choice of name, but when I was nearby, she was my cat * Olga : Guinea Pig : Only pet my father would let us have while growing up, named from a kid's story about a Guinea Pig my…

Yes, it will void all your support. Jira is only supported on the version of Tomcat that Atlassian bundle with it (although that does include any patches released by Atlassian). If you change the version of Tomcat, there are no guarantees it might work, and you are definitely not supported. Atlassian could say "we're not…

You'll need to plough through a lot of tables, but * cwd_user gives you a directory * cwd_user_attributes holds the last login * jiraissue can give you the last created issue * jiraaction has the comments But you've missed "edit", and Community is a good example. I don't think I've asked a question (i.e. "create issue") in…

It's a rather nice build service. Probably in the top part of a very very swamped market for them. In some ways, I'd rate it higher than Jenkins (which is generally seen as the "best" CICD tool currently) because * it's got a simple and clear UI that seems to make sense to most (I find myself regularly having to show…

You didn't say which issue picker app you were using, so I took a guess. Either way, the objects in the two fields are not compatible.

If you want rid of numeric separators, you can do that by changing the look and feel so that they do not display in number fields. Be aware that changing that affects all numeric fields, and makes them damn hard for humans to read. The suggested code change has the same effect, and also makes your server unsupported. Thing…

Your diagram is not fully supported by Jira Software in the way you'd like. The two big points here are: * Jira Software's hierarchy is Epic -> Story -> Subtask. This represents the Story and Feature layers in your diagram (sub-tasks are not in your diagram, but would be right at the bottom as parts of stories if they…

@Mikhail Varian- a couple of Community Leaders have asked Atlassian to comment directly, hopefully, you'll see a bit more soon. (Personally, I'm here because I use smaller browsers sometimes. I don't mind that they aren't supported, but it does annoy me when there is a complete block like the one the Seamonkey users are…

That tells us the core of the problem, but you will need to look around that error to find out more. The error there is a generic one saying "Bitbucket was unable to contact a remote server over the network". There should be a line shortly before or after that error that says what it was trying to connect to. You'll need…

Yes, it's fine to delete it. Jira will help you merge if there is a reason to (it'll simply ask what the new issue type should be - select the Change type you want to keep)

For the empty field, see my previous comment. The code for recalculation is not done in a scripted field - you need something that will read every issue that has a "birthday" set to today's date and trigger a re-index on it. I think you may not quite understand how scripted fields work, as you're missing the point a…

https://library.adaptavist.com/search?page=1&products=jira&term=field has a load of example scripts for working with fields. I'm guessing you're going to want more than just "read the field" later, so might as well see if someone has already done most of the work for you.

Jira does not have a way to do this (the data structure in the data store doesn't support it, let alone the actual code) However, it does have multi-select lists (and "components" if your project happens to represent a whole system) - you can set those up to let the users select multiple parts.

This is a case for automation. Stop relying on the humans to know it and write a simple script or automation to set the field based on the user's group membership (if internal, set internal, if not an internal group, assume customer)