Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Either * the project does not have any sub-tasks enabled in it (check the project's "issue type scheme") * the issue you are on is already a sub-task * You don't have "create issue" permission in the project

Cloud systems are always on "latest". My best guess though is that you are reading docs for Server Confluence. Cloud has a very different set of macros.

Format lines as headings and the TOC generates automatically - the headings are the "select a title" function.

You don't. Issue links are globally available. Every type of link can be used with any type of issue. There are two exceptions - Epic Links and Parent-Child links. But you can't get to those directly.

The simple answer is "log in and click create". But I suspect you have a wider question than that. You'll need to explain what the rest of the question is for us to be able to help you.

It happens when a resolution is set on the issue. (Any resolution, doesn't matter what it is)

Um, the cumulative flow diagram is supposed to represent the flow of issue change. So it looks at when the issues were created or updated. It doesn't look at other dates because they're not what it is supposed to be reporting on. My guess is that you've added those two date fields to try to record something that's part of…

Have a look through the possible gadgets for your dashboards, there are several that give colourised reports on progress. Sprint health for example, is very similar to that.

Boards are not containers for issues, they are a view, showing issues if they match the board's query. You don't move or copy an issue "to a board", you change it in a way that means it matches the new board query. Many board queries are as simple as "project = X", so to get an issue to "move" to a board you'd move it from…

I'm afraid none of that helps explain what you are seeing. What does "freeze" mean? What, exactly, is the behavour, and can you consistently generate the problem?

"Best practice" is what works best for you. I can't tell you what to do without a detailed understanding of your desired processes, reporting needs, procedures and what you're trying to achieve.

Is there a part of the answer you are struggling with? Is that why you repeat the question?

Community posts are not issues. You'll need to raise this as an issue with Atlassian, from https://support.atlassian.com/contact

Everything goes back to the way it was at the point at which you took the backup before upgrading. Restoring a backup is the only way to "roll back" a Jira upgrade.

>I have created the screen, connected it to a screen scheme and associated the screen scheme to the issue operation "Edit Issue". I'm afraid that if you have done that correctly, you would be getting the desired edit screen when clicking edit. I suspect you have missed something. To help you find out what is wrong, I'm…

It's ging to sound facetious, but why not drop Freshdesk and expose your Confluence to the end-users? This would solve all the problems except "different versions of the same document", which you can also solve with (to name the one I'm most familiar with) the "Scroll Versions" app from Confluence.

The bulk-edit functions were built for things that people generally won't do a lot. Or more to the point, should not be doing a lot. You should not have a good reason to delete multiple issues outside housekeeping, which should be infrequent. So there's no reason to clutter up menus with options that people shouldn't need…

No, it's absolutely correct that you can't do it. Please re-read the discussions above.

"in java" tells us almost nothing about what you mean by "get". Where? What are you running to do this?

Could you please read the answer I gave before?

You should use what architecture works best for your organisation. On the question of assignees and teams, an assignee is the one single person currently responsible for progressing with dealing with the issue, and a team is a group of people who work together to address issues (usually meaning that the assignee should be…

To "get" the list, go to Project Admin -> People. I suspect you are looking for something else though. Whatever that is, you will need to explain what you mean by "get"

Please have another look at the answer at the top of this thread.

You would need to write a JQL function for that - the standard functions of JQL look only at the field data, they don't look at attributes of the data (the author of a comment is not the main point of the comment)

Status and sprint.

That suggests that the connection details you have given it are incorrect.

The drop down limits its selection to avoid having to render thousands. Have you tried starting to type the name of the filter you want?

I doubt you have lost anything. Typically if you change the dbconfig file and put something in it that breaks the connection or points it elsewhere, the original database is completely untouched. I would take a backup of the database, just in case (I'm the sort who is paranoid and always gets a backup), then undo the…

What are you looking for in a "tile view"?

No. Identity is binary - either you know what account is using the session or you do not. Once someone has identified themselves to Confluence, they take up a seat.