Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! A lot has happened since the acquisition - Atlassian got Bitbucket while I was working for my previous employer, and I've been with Adaptavist for 8-9 years at least, so it's a lot older. I think they are asking you to log in with an Atlassian account, do you have one of those?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Technically, you don't. Resolution and Status are completely independent of each other, there's no relationship. What we have to do is create our own relationship in the workflow - set a resolution on the transitions into end-status and clear it on the way back to open status. Setting a…

Yes, but what? Why does it matter how many spaces someone creates? What question are you trying to answer?

Hi Barbera, I've run into something similar a few times in the past. Would asking the "were you slowed down" question be best presented via a custom field in a resolution screen? Probably. I'm not sure where else you might ask and get a response Would I then need to add this resolution screen to the done/closed transition…

Yep, that means you have support, and your tech or billing contacts will be able to raise support requests!

I think links are the best way to do this in Jira. There are apps for Jira that do dependency (and other mappings) via links. And then as things shift, you move them to the right place, or add/change the links. You're not limited to the list Jira offers by default, you can add your own link types. Which plan are you…

Creating a workflow from scratch is a monolithically complicated thing to do. Steps 3 and 4 are easy to do in SR, but I strongly recommend that you don't go down the route of using SR to create workflows - you're looking at thousands of lines of code. And for 5, don't try to replicate all the migration code you'd need to…

Hi Arnar, No, that is not possible. An issue type can only have one workflow. It's actually the whole point of having an issue type - it determines how that type should work. How would Jira know which workflow to use if you had more than one for an issue type? You need to tell it somehow, and the way Jira does it is by…

Yep, if you have Scriptrunner, these are both possible. The first is surprisingly easy if you have a recent version of SR (one with HAPI capabilities) From memory: <span>// Create a new issue</span><span>def</span><span> newIssue </span><span>=</span><span>…

I won't repeat what @Radek Dostál already said - this is a security nightmare, an absolutely terrible practice. I will say you can technically do it, if you have Scriptrunner for Confluence. You can inject a button that makes a call to an executable. On your Confluence server. Where your server admins are (hopefully) never…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The short answer is "no". Two reasons: * Issue edit rights are binary - you can either edit the issue, or you can not. You can't have partial edit rights. (The exceptions are reporter and assignee fields, these are controlled by permissions) * Boards are not the things that determine how…

Hi Archana, To fix this, we should go back to the roots of the data. Could you show us what you are seeing and where you don't think it matches?

All I can suggest is a support call over at https://support.atlassian.com/contact

That looks like a broken Ubuntu system to me - whilst git is not installed by default on Ubuntu, it's certainly in the repositories. And make is installed by default. So I'm a bit lost on what is happening in that install.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No. The default name remains "bug". Issue types can be renamed by your administrators - you will need to ask them why they have changed the name of the bug type, and get them to change it back. (It's not really the right way to name an issue - do developers really work on "report a…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This suggests that you do not have the permission to log work. You should talk to your project admin about getting it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! That's a very deep insight for someone "new to Jira" (that's a guess on my part - Community says your account is new), but yes, it's all to do with the IDs. There's no way for a gadget to judge the workflow, especially when you've got more than one to report on, so it reverts to using…

The "changed" operator might be useful, but it is very limited - it only works on a few fields For example : ... and (status changed from to-do to done)... could pull out stuff that bypassed all development. The one I nick from the docs is a bit more real-life: priority CHANGED BY freddo BEFORE endOfWeek() AFTER…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Confluence does not record the space creator, beyond making them the initial admin (which can be removed) I would want to look at why you want to know this? Why does it matter?

Hi Julia, Replace the createRapidViewWithPreset with createRapidViewWithFilter (user, name, filter id, kanban/scrum)

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I need to make some assumptions here: * You mean "JQL", not "SQL", as you can't use SQL on Cloud systems. (Also it would be an utter nightmare if you were on Server/DC and actually reading the Jira database - it's simply not usable for reporting.) * You do not mean "anything that was…

Yes, it's gone back under "+more" because the line would be too long. Best thing to do is switch to JQL for a second to see what the saved filter actually says. I expect you'll see "and sprint = V20T Sprint 85"

Um, what does "corporate" mean? The words Atlassian use are free, starter, standard, premium and enterprise. Also, to raise a support request, you have to be named as the billing or technical contact on the account that owns your site.

With atlas-run, you don't get a log (without a bit of reconfiguration), it all goes to sdout - you are going to need to read back through all the terminal output.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, there's no time limits. You would need to script something in your access system to expire accounts, or do it by adding/removing people from project roles (quite complex, as you'd need it to be aware of when they were first added) 

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! If an issue could have multiple parents, you can't have a usable planning hierarchy. Take the simple case - issue estimated at 8 hours, and has two parents. Is the split of hours 4:4? 2:6? And what about ownership? If it's in two Epics, and the Epics belong to different teams, who owns…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think this is because you are using a team-managed project. In these, you have no option but to use JQL to define your quick-filters.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What do you mean "also we have added the sprint value"? To the issue? To a clause in the filter? If you have added "and sprint = xyz", and an issue is not in that sprint (you say "and sprint value is not"), then the filter will not return it - it does not match the filter.

No, they probably need to know who you are before they can help you.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Once you've signed up for a Cloud Jira site, you'll need to wait while it gets built (usually happens within 30 minutes). The first time you log in, it will take you a couple of minutes to answer the setup questions. The rest is up to you - you're going to need to decide how you want to…