Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

The field is locked as part of the startup because it should be locked to prevent admins making changes that break things. The field is mandatory for a good reason - it's required by the Epic functionality. Why are you unlocking it?

Start by having a think about what you want from "integration" Repeating a question does not help us understand it. There's a reason I asked for more definition.

This was discussed the other day at https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-discussions/How-to-add-jira-as-a-subdomain-in-Office365/td-p/1438907#U1439806

What do you mean by "page show loader"?

You'll need to debug what is slow - start with the developer tools in the browser to time which parts of the page are loading slowly. Although as you say the docker-ised system is slow compared with others, so you might want to start there - check what the CPU, memory, disk and network IO are to start with (2Gb heap is a…

If you want to report on bugs found in versions, do not archive the version. You say "V1.0 is archived to mark it as in production" - no, no, no, that is absolutely the wrong reason for archiving a version. Archiving a version is for when you no longer want to report against that version (because it's a version you're not…

Jira doesn't usually attach files to its notifications, the notifications are for telling people about change, not entire content. I can't begin to guess what you might have added to get attachments added to notifications.

I do not understand the question. The labels field offers pre-existing labels up for selection as people start to use it. I don't know what you mean by "custom labels" because all labels are "custom" already - they're entered free-hand by your users.

Software projects will have boards, but is this one Scrum or Kanban? What do you see when you go to the board associated with the project?

It entirely depends on what testing you are going to be doing with the environment. If it's load or performance testing, then "can not allocate resources as good as production" goes out of the window - you have to have a production-like environment to get anything useful. For all other types of test, then the answer is "it…

My answer is only useful if you are using Jira Software coupled with Jira Align. If you are only using Align, please do ignore this thread! To set permissions in Jira Software, you log in as an admin and go to either the permission scheme list in the admin section, or to the project admin and the permissions section.

I can think of three ways to get this behaviour (there may be more), but plain Jira can't do it, so I am going to have to say it is some configuration that your admins have made on your system. I do want to repeat the problem back in case I have misunderstood though: You have a field which does not allow inline edit once a…

I'd agree that it's trivial, I don't grasp why anyone is bothering to ask for something that they don't understand that no-one really wants.

If you're going to do this in Jira, I'd move everything up a level. Some of your stories (the ones that are probably going to be too big for a sprint, even if you're not going to use sprints) are probably good candidates to be turned into Epics, with many of the sub-tasks being dragged up to story level when you do that.…

Ok. But why should software pander to a limited audience when it's been built for everyone?

Ah, ok, you've got the same problem I see repeated through this discussion. You have the wrong idea about who your "users" are. Consider the reader, not the author.

What pdf reports? What app are you using to create and attach pdf reports?

Still has nothing to do with the errors you were reporting in your question. As it is now working, I have to assume that you corrected the path in the script as well as the permissions (Note that I'm making this comment for the benefit of other people who may land here - I don't want future readers to think "change…

The Confluence dashboard is a fixed page, outside any spaces, it's not something you can throw away. It is the default landing page as well - if someone just hits the base url for Confluence, they get pushed to the landing page. But you can change the landing page to be anything in your Confluence. My guess here is that…

You're right, it is insane to let your users build (sometimes illegally) unusable pages.

The permissions have nothing to do with the errors you introduced into the scripts, so I'm not sure why you've done that. (and you've set them wrong too)

Yes, there are two downsides Hiding issues from people is extra effort. You are making your server work harder, which means "not as fast". But if you keep your issue security schemes simple, you will never notice the load it imposes. @Sachin said <10 levels and I agree - when you do have a good need for a security scheme,…

I am sorry, I am out of my depth here. I am old, and have moved away from my older needs to work with code coverage tools. My experience is mostly with Emma and Clover, and it's old experience. My more recent exposure is little more than "focus on your test tooling, not coverage, one of the thing your testing should do is…

I'm afraid there's no way to tell what might be imposing load without monitoring what requests are landing on it and what it is doing. As an example, one way to generate this sort of pattern might be to have a node that is underpowered, but your load balancer doesn't know that. Imagine a DC setup where 3 nodes are running…

I can't say it's serious or not, the setting is not the only factor in making that judgement. Take a really simple case - your people all work in more western European languages that can all write everything with ASCII codes numbered below 256 (this includes a much wider range of characters than English speakers, even when…

Is your local file share served up with a valid standard protocol that your browser(s) support and on a valid url? If you want this to be generally available to all your people, you need to be using a local/network url that is understandable by all browsers. And bear in mind that your "local" drive is not other people's,…

I'm afraid it has to be. Selecting text on a web page is a function of the browser, not the server. When you are reading a page, the work is being done entirely by the browser. When you are in edit mode, it is possible for the server to have handed you javascript that does some "clever" things (this is usually only done to…

On Cloud and Confluence Server/DC 6.0 and higher versions (it can be turned off there too, so you may sometimes find 6.0+ installs without it)

Makes sense, it is worth asking in case some of us have done this sort of thing for an Atlassian system. I'd guess by the lack of response that not many have enough experience that might be of help to you. I do hope you've asked in places that might be a bit more familiar with creating plists. It may be they can give you…

Ok, I think I've worked out the mistake. In your original question, you somehow seem to have modified the startup file so that it is being run thinking it is running in /etc/init.d which is not where it should be trying to run. Your relocation of Confluence to a different directory is absolutely fine /opt/Atlassian/... is…