Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

It looks like a 'bot trying to answer questions. I'm afraid that does not help you, and I and stuck on a decent answer, but I will do some digging and see if I can help out.

I would start with an Advanced Roadmaps plan.

Because a team will often want to report on their sprints - especially during a retrospective. The sprint reports are for the team that performed the sprint, they're not for globalised reporting, you're looking at the wrong thing if you're trying to do generalised reporting with sprints.

Sprints are team items, not reporting functions, there's no "single view" because you don't need one. What you probably need to be doing is adding your (cross-sprint) items into Epics, and using Advanced Roadmaps to report on them.

Can you tell us precisely how you are telling Jira what the "impacted application" is? Component? Select list? Label? Random text in fields that could be anywhere?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! How are you telling Jira what the "impacted application" is?

The resolution is irrelevant to the board, and the board is where your sprint is based. As I said before, your issues need to look "done" if you don't want them to move to the next sprint, and that means that they (and their sub-tasks, if any) are all in the last column on the board.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Server is going away completely in a few months (Feb 2024), and Atlassian suspended all new licences a couple of years ago, including the ability to change your server user levels. If you want to change your user levels, you will need to migrate to Cloud or DC. I strongly recommend doing…

In Jira, think of a board as being a team - the people using the board are the team tasked with doing the things on it. Set up your boards so that they select the things that the team needs to be working with (but include all "after our team" status in the last column of everyone's board, if you want to report on…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, that's correct - the resolution is irrelevant to burn-down. Your issues need to be in the last column of the board. ("QA ready" is not "done" - the issue needs the team to do more work, so it's not really done. If you want to try to be Agile, your team needs to be able to deliver…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The examples here are for Jira, but the "send email" code will work with Confluence (and Bitbucket) too - have a skim through https://docs.adaptavist.com/sr4jc/latest/features/script-listeners/script-listener-examples

The response to "show me an issue" includes all the history of an issue unless you tell it not to!

Components and versions belong to projects, so they can't be moved across projects, but within the same project, they don't need to be retained, they stay with the issue automatically (unless you've configured the target issue type to not have them)

These fields are intended to tell you accurate information about when an issue was created or updated. You can't set them because they are supposed to be an accurate representation of the issue history. Why are you trying to lie to your users?

Jira "integrates" with anything that can use a REST API to talk to it, or accepts remote connections. The question is what do you mean by "control programs" and what you want from an "integration"?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The usual reason for this is that the issues are not in the last column of the board. Or they still have open sub-tasks (also not in the last column of the board)

Users don't have status, so your question does not make a lot of sense. My guess is that you mean you want to find issues in a certain status and list out their assignee. If you search for issues, then "status in (x, y, z)" will give you a list of issues, and you can use that in the issue navigator to see the assignee for…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira Cloud can accept calls from anywhere, over its REST API, so all you need to do is adapt your scripts to use the Cloud REST API.

Have your people tried refreshing their browsers? If that is not the problem, then you'll need to look at the workflow for the issues and check that it is all being re-indexed correctly.

What are the rest of the errors? Why do you think it is the external ID? Are the external IDs all unique?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Does your account have the global permission for "browse users"?

Not globally, but you can easily cheat - use the ones you like in a free Cloud install to create an empty page with just the template data, then copy and paste the content into your own DC global or space templates.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Is it not showing when you click "create sub task" when you are looking in an issue?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Parent is not a list-type field, so the pie-chart cannot use it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! These templates are for Cloud systems, not DC.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is down to your user directory software, Jira server won't give you that message for internal accounts. You'll need to talk to the administrators of your user directory.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Boards are not issue containers, they are a view of a set of issues. You don't "move issues between boards" as they are not containers. You should set up your board filters so that they select the issues you want to see on each board.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! A human has deleted your tasks, there's nothing you can do about that unless you have been taking backups. To prevent it, edit your permissions - remove everyone's ability to delete issues.

I also have the privilege of working with one of them (as well as another three in the past, albeit one of them before the manifesto was written and the other two still over a decade ago). Bear in mind that Scrum is a bit older than Agile, and Kanban a lot older, and I've spent most of my career working with Atlassian…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, this is possible. You can define an approver in the CSV import file (as long as your project implements approvals). Task/subtask is a bit more complex. Your CSV needs to include two columns, one of which will not be imported. It is easier to explain with a very simple example file:…