Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Bitbucket server does not have pipelines. You'll need to commission a separate (but integrated) build tool. I would, of course, recommend Bamboo as the integration is incredibly easy.

Yes.

The trial expires after few weeks, but you can extend it a couple of times. I seem to remember the longest you can push it to is 60 days.

Confluence could be the right tool for your pages, especially if you want close integration with your task and issue tracking tool (Jira). It is hard to say though, it is something you would have to try out with your authors to see what they think. Jira is far better than a spreadsheet for tracking all your stuff (many…

I'd guess because a thing with no context only matters to people who have imagined, but not communicated, that context. It's 2020, and the statement "it's so fluffy that I could die, but I probably will if I do it" is still true since I first thought it in 2010. I think you need to explain this a lot more.

The last comment I gave 5 years ago still stands - you're going to need to read the logs to see what happens when you list and try to add the gadget?

Check the table "movedissues" first. If your project key is in there, you're going to need to do some external checks.

I agree with you on the point that it doesn't warn you enough (or at all!). I'd argue for at least a red flag with "are you sure? X other workflows/projects will be affected by it"

>The team will add the original estimate on the subtask level I'm afraid not. That won't work in your sprints. In Scrum (which I assume you're using because you are trying to use sprints), you do not estimate on sub-tasks. A short attempt at explaining this: Your backlog is a pile of items that need doing. A sprint is a…

How do you fix the problem that links in emails, chat, integrations and content will take you back to something that uses the base url?

Then you're looking at a different system to the one your standard plan is serving.

I'm afraid Jira has a very flat user access scheme. You can either see everyone, or you can't (and if you can't, you still can mention them, but you have to know their ids). Although it's a flat yes-or-no, it would not make any sense to have "mention but can't browse" - if you don't want people to see the list of other…

I suspect you simply don't have access to the project(s) your issues are in. You'll need to talk to your Jira project admins to get yourself added to the projects.

People should use the "base url" of your system - the place where it announces itself to the world (or at least your network) If, for example, your base url is https://MrFlibblesEmporium.com/jira then that's the link you give them. If it contains a port because you haven't relocated, then yes, that url might well become…

This looks like you are running Jira on a server that is behind a proxy, the proxy is handling the SSL, but your Tomcat has not been correctly configured to talk to the proxy. Could you confirm that this is the architecture?

Lots of people are doing this, and in lots of different ways. The best way to think of it is in three distinct technical steps, even if you're going to do all of them at the same time, it is just a lot easier to do them sequentially and not mix up their components. They are * Move from Server to Data Centre * Move off your…

Atlassian accounts belong to the person who created them, not an organisation. If they need their email addresses changed, the owner needs to edit it ( via logging into https://id.atlassian.com )

It's pretty much the same as Confluence. See https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Migrate-single-Confluence-server-to-DC-cluster/qaq-p/1429191 although you'll want the equivalent docs for Jira.

This is what it says it is. Imagine a human user looking at the issue you are wanting to edit. They log in, go to the issue view and click "edit". They'll get a screen with a list of fields they can change. The field with id 13211 is not on that screen. (The numeric id is the number you'd find in the database as the unique…

I would have said if I knew of a hack for adding something in there.

It's hard to read unformatted code. I understand what you're trying to do, but could you tell us where it is going wrong?

No. Jira Core, Jira Software, Jira Service Desk and Confluence are all separate products (and hence services). However, Jira Software and Service Desk are applications that run on the Jira "platform", so when you get one or both of these, you automatically get Jira Core included in them.

I'm not going to repeat most of the stuff I completely agree with from @Kerem Caglar _Solveka_ and @Iago Docando But I would say that re-indexing a project is a moderately calcuable thing (unlike the full re-index option) If you could create another project with the same settings, and put in a broadly representative swathe…

There is nothing to stop you "reselling" Atlassian stuff without becoming an Atlassian official reseller/partner. But it won't do much for you. Imagine a simple case - I liked playing Fallout 3 and I see Fallout 4 is now on steam at £5. You are offering me Fallout 4 at £5 but with no support from Steam. Why would I do…

Not a huge surprise from them, favouring a legacy tech.

What appears to be happening here is that you're blanking out the version on the issue, not setting it to something else. Your screenshot and history record say that's what is happening. So I'm stuck on what you are asking now.

I can't really help you with something I can't see. Please could you tell me what you have scripted, and where it has red warnings you don't understand, what they are?

What method are you using to provide the user directory? Atlassian accounts, Google accounts or Atlassian Access?

There is no error in your screenshot. It's telling you that you are on the free plan and if you want access to the functions that in the higher tiers, you'll need to move to a paid version.

That suggests that it is not running on your machine (on port 8080). You'll need to check if it is running first.