Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

You'll need to find software that can distinguish between anonymous users somehow and can enable polling based on that.

Probably the third most common thing we change in projects! (After workflow and all the other field stuff!)

This is a function, not a field, and it's one you're not expected to use a huge amount. There's no way to re-arrange the UI, dragging functions out arbitrarily.

This is not a function Confluence has.

Possibly. It depends on what you lose.

You could, but it would be useless to you. You have no way of knowing which anonymous "vote" is which, so anyone could completely game your poll.

Tempo Timesheets allows you to classify separate worklogs like this, or even categorise at an issue level.

I think you may be confused Server with Cloud, and you've tried to follow docs for system administrators for Server instead of Cloud. The equivalent doc for Cloud is a lot shorter - it should read "You do not get system administration rights on Cloud, this is reserved for Atlassian support"

How are you creating these "fields" in the page?

It certainly implies that the installation of Jira Software has not been done by the installer. The attempt to install Software by this single click is always the first thing to try. Next thing to do is read the logs to find out why the install is failing. (Should be in <Jira home>/log/atlassian-jira.log

The jvm max you've found there comes out in the -XX:MaxHeapSize you have at the top of your log.

I am not going to pretend it is perfect. For a plain server Jira with no add-ons, no customisations to the software and moderately simple configuration of the standard features, you should find no problems with the migration assistant. But for the system stuff: * If you have got customisations server-side, you won't be…

I usually find that it churns and times-out, but refreshing it can help.

Ok, you will need to get one of the scripting or automation apps, and write some code as a post-function that can create a temporary file, transfer it over and add it in.

Ok, great, now you have tried this, you have put yourself in a position where https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/the-error-jira-software-service-desk-is-licensed-but-not-currently-installed-is-shown-in-the-versions-licenses-page-974374058.html might be valid. Could you run through that again and tell us whether you…

There is no "overlapping licencing" here. Each individual system has a licence that allows up to X users to be enabled in it. It does not matter if one person needs an account in three of the systems, each system needs a licence for that person, so three "seats" will be consumed. If you are a very large site, with…

I'm afraid repeating "color chip" does not tell me what you are doing in Jira. Could you tell us what this is and how you are using it?

You don't. That's not what time-tracking is for.

I'm afraid Confluence does not have a lot in the way of tools to manage labels. I'd be looking in the marketplace for "gardening" type apps.

This sounds like you have a very broken "universal plugin manager". I'd want to start by stopping everything, cleaning out the plugin caches and restarting, but I have to admit I'm having exactly the same problem at the moment, and that's not helped yet. We're starting again and there's a couple of things we need to try to…

Ok, and if you go from there to the "site admin"? https://admin.atlassian.com/

Could you check the issue type on the issues where it appears and where it does not? My first guess is that the field is not appearing on sub-task types, but does appear on issue-level types.

Software runs on top of Core, and the installer is a bundle - most of its work is installing core, then it goes though much the same as a human clicking on "install Jira Software" would do, although working with the version that it has inside the installer package, rather than downloading it again. What do you see under…

Ah, I owe my friend @Kristian Walker _Adaptavist_ another beer for this one. Scripted fields can now be supported by Cloud, but it does it differently to Server, and they're accessed via Admin -> Scriptrunner -> Scripted Fields, not by adding a field in the main list. It is a relatively new function, but…

Scriptrunner for Jira Cloud does not have scripted field types (it can't - Cloud does not let it). You have to use one of the standard custom field types and then write listener or post-function scripts that update those custom fields.

Allocation failure generally suggests you have not got enough memory for it to work. Your maximum heap size is set to 2Gb, so I assume you have a moderately large Jira (lots of issues and users and some hefty apps installed like Service Desk, not a new Jira with little data), and you're trying to upgrade or migrate it to…

The numbers can differ completely. If, for example, you were to use Confluence for nothing other than a service desk knowledge base, while using Jira for a Service Desk and some process tracking, then you can have: * Customers: meh, don't care, all free, all can use Service Desk portals, all can see articles * Service desk…

Almost. You've got the field configuration stuff spot on, but it's a lot more than that. Field configurations have little effect on a migration. They generally define how a field is used at the time of change and display. So if you were to move an issue to a different scheme (either by changing the scheme itself, swapping…

No, it can only be "official" if it's from an Atlassian. The calculation I've outlined is over-simplified and may have changed since I last did it myself. But the principle is there - you don't just buy new ones and lose the money you've spent on the existing ones, there's a calculation that takes into account the existing…

The easiest way to do the calculation is to look at buying a totally new licence for the tier you want. (Assuming you're on 250 now, and want to go to 500 users - start with the price for 500 new users) But the actual charge will take account of your existing licence. Let's imagine a simple case and keep the arithmetic…