Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

"If the spaces are being used" is absolutely useful. You definitely want to know if something is being used - if it's not, consider dumping it! But I don't understand how "who created a space" might be in the slightest bit useful.

On server/DC, you could write a Scriptrunner JQL function that could search for issues with internal or external comments. You could also write a scripted field that could return the numbers of both. On Cloud, I think the only option would be to script a field that counted them, but I'm not entirely sure that it is…

So you want to see the fields during a transition, but not during a transition? I'm sorry I am not understanding what you are trying to do, but the fact is that the pop-up transition screen is the only way to ask for field input during a transition.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I feel your pain, it's really frustrating that your agents don't understand the difference between an internal conversation and talking with the customer. I'm afraid there are no ways to search for comments that are internal or external.

If you don't want the fields to pop up during the transition screen, then what do you mean by "want them to be present once the review is completed"? Where else do you want to see the fields?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There's no way to do this. The sprint field needs to contain all the sprints an issue has been in, so that you can get sprint reports and velocity data out. You can search for "sprint in openSprints()" though. Would that help?

Probably, but it depends on what you want to do. What do you want from your "integration"?

It's the same answer - they will have fixed the unresponsive application at the other end.

Just send the email, whole, with no edits to https://www.atlassian.com/trust/report-abuse - you can add detail if you want, but there is no need to, the abuse team look at everything.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, Atlassian only support the four big databases, and are not looking to add any new versions (other than MariaDB at this time)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Not yet. OpenAI is a LLM and generative model which means it relies on a vast range of data that is simply wrong when it comes to specific systems. It's fine in general, but it it is not an expert system, and when it comes to the use of specific software such as Jira, it will fail…

Ok, this is not really the best way to be looking at performance, but what you'll need to do is start monitoring the proexy or load-balancer logs for load times.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! How are you doing the imports? Does your imported data have any page names with the same name as another existing page in the target system?

That message is still just about the macro usage, it does not talk about all the other things apps can do.

That would not help make it easier for people to use, it would get in the way. Validators in Jira check the data entered, and give us a simple "valid or not", they don't pop up extra boxes to annoy people.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to add conditions to the workflow - ones that say "only people in Role X can use this transition". Scriptrunner can do this, without needing scripts, you only need the basic "if/then" conditions, but Jira also has some basic functions built in, so you may not need SR at all.

Hi Gail, No, the transition list always shows all the available options. The only way to change it is to remove transitions from your workflows.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Atlassian's Service Desk software is Jira! To "integrate" it with another Jira, you can either use the same Jira, or create an application link from a different one to the existing one. Ideally, use the same Jira system, all the data lives in a single system this way.

Always worth asking!

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Go to the board config and set the estimation statistic to the same fields.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, it needs to be set that way, otherwise you may find you get deadlocks in the database, which will stop people from logging in. It won't happen often, and the symptom is a hung login, which the users can refresh the page and probably be able to log in again, but it can happen.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Same question - what would you expect a non-template project to look like, and why is there a problem reconfiguring the project to suit what you need after creation?

It's going to slow down. You don't need to look at these usage metrics, they're actually completely the wrong ones to be looking at if you're worried about performance. Could you explain why you think they might be useful?

Admin rights mean admin, they do not mean you have any access to the projects. Check that your users have browse project, and edit rights in it as well.

Oh, and send the mails on to https://www.atlassian.com/trust/report-abuse - they want to know about 'bots setting up abusive systems so they can shut them down. No need to explain or add a description, just forward the email whole.

Scriptrunner can't do this because there's no function in Confluence that does this. Unless a macro app codes for "only allow in certain spaces", there's no way to do it.

Atlassian has a backup of all the sites it is shutting down, and will be retaining them all for at least their standard backup cycle (around 160 days if my memory is working, but I think they may be keeping the sanctioned ones for longer) But, no, there is no recovery option. I'm afraid you needed to read and act upon your…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, the options have to be defined on the back-end, inside Jira, via the admin -> custom fields -> context

Why? Why do they think they need those numbers? What do they think it will tell them? The only way you can get those numbers is to run access logging on your proxy server, but you'll find it doesn't tell you anything of any use.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is no way to lock Epics to only contain some issue types. It would defeat the purpose of having epics!