Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Any of them that fit with what you're trying to do. You have not described what you are trying to achieve with enough detail for us to begin to suggest what apps might be best suited.

Your code is broadly correct for a generic case of "get the current value of a custom field", the object cFieldValue will, at the end of the script, be holding the value from customfield_12345 for issue TM-197. It's getting a single field value. There are more things to think about next If you want the content of many…

Pointless though, as the field won't even be a link to the issue, won't be used for issue linking, won't appear in most places where you are interested in a key and won't be particularly searchable.

I think there's something missing from the conversation here: * >> For that we want to add details in Jira database [MSSQL].* No, you absolutely do not want to do this. You can, in theory, but it's a terrible thing to do, will take a massive amount of effort to write and maintain, and renders your system unsupportable. *…

Start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloud/migrate-from-server-to-cloud-972330172.html

Yes, when you save your changes, the page is published.

Ok, that does not make sense. Specifically: * Yes, doesn't appear in the columns list. * Yes doesn't display after I tick it. If it is not appearing in the columns, then there is no box to tick, so those contradict each other. Let's take a step back and put ourselves in the right place to debug it properly. First, rename…

Er, implementing this on server is not a simple flag or setting (that Cloud doesn't use). It would need you to rewrite the code that generates the number used, either by changing the database to use a string for the issue number (and hence rewrite all the code that expects it to be a number) or by rewriting everything that…

There's a couple of approaches to this, but they all need a bit of code. One approach is to * Create a custom field to hold the counter * Put the field on the issue view screen, but not the create, edit or any transition screens * Write a listener to pick up all changes to an issue that you want to count as an edit…

The only real option is to get a full backup of the Cloud system, download it and put it on your external drive. I would strongly recommend getting a copy of the current latest version of Confluence Server installation and keeping that with the backup. No need to install it, unless you want access to the "archive", just…

Yes, you can put conditions on the workflow transitions that will prevent people using the transition unless the condition is met.

Could you check the configuration of the Teilnehmer field? In the list of custom fields, check: * That there is one, and only one field called that * What the field type is * Go in to edit the field and look at the "searcher" for it

Could you describe the symptoms of "could not add column"? Does it not appear in the columns list? The tick does nothing? You tick it and the column does not add to the right hand side of the results? Also it looks like you have a custom field called "Resolution" - this should be avoided as it is the same name as the…

If you have no $JAVA_HOME, you don't have a default set for your account. Try "which java" next, but be aware that that can be a pile of links rather than the actual location, and you'll need to follow them back to their actual install.

Actually, no, you've assumed "delete" but the error message is actually "no access". One of your admins has disabled the portal by revoking customer access to it.

I assumed you did, but we need to find out why your database is telling Jira that it is utf8 rather than utf8mb4. Are you sure Jira is looking at the right database?

Ok, we'll brute force it. Go to a command line and run the first two commands I've used below: nic@mymac:~$ java -version java version "1.8.0_121" Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_121-b13) Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.121-b13, mixed mode) nic@mymac:~$ echo $JAVA_HOME…

You are right about the resolution and that "done" is not a "special name status" (although that's a good guess, and it's good logic that got you there, it is actually wrong - there's no special status). The important thing is, as you've also spotted, the columns. For an issue to be done, and hence not appear in backlogs…

If you are using the board to manage defects, or using Zephyr, then the server is a Production server and will need to be using a Production install and an appropriate paid licence.

That's not the right format for a Server ID. My guess is that you've taken your data from a Cloud service and imported it into a Server Confluence. You'll need to change it to a valid one - see https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/change-the-server-id-for-an-instance-of-jira-server-285839562.html for how to get a valid…

You'll need to use something other than a board. The whole point of the columns on a board is that they represent a status (or set of status) and show you what issues are in that status.

This will not work well - you would need a separate field for every single user to record their vote, and some way to stop a user changing other people's votes. The process of updating a vote by workflow is sound though - you can loop a transition back to the same status, you don't need any scripting or code to do that.

That's how a lot of Mac applications are installed - a dmg file is a disk image, you mount it, then copy it into the applications directory. You can delete that from the list of applications and that effectively uninstalls it.

Well, it is better than TFS, but there's nothing stopping you from "integrating" with TFS at all. And there are apps that can do most of it for you.

You can only do this with Atlassian Access.

Jira only shuts down when it gets a signal to, usually sent by a human running a script (although I usually add it to server shutodown as well). If you could get whatever it is that is finding an "audit failure", you could code that to send a shutdown event to Jira.

The database itself (not the service, the individual database within it) is reporting that you created the database with utf8_bin, so I suspect you used the old collation again and missed creating the new database with utf8mb4_bin

That was just an example of one scheme for voting that I did write once, there's plenty of other ways to do it. The important thing, which I think you've stated more clearly than I did, is that you record who has voted for (or against) the issue so that they can only vote once. Using my "custom field to store list of…

It is Coordinated Universal Time - it's a baseline for other time zones, they're all offsets against it. For now, and the foreseeable future, it's locked to GMT (the name gets rid of the geographical implication of Greenwich - especially since there are now many places with that name, not just a London borough, soon to be…

The installers for a Mac install the JDK as an application. You can delete it from the list of applications and not need to do anything else.