Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Ok, could you explain the problem here?

We don't need an Atlassian - it's on the pricing page. https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/service-desk/pricing The blog post neglected Service Desk's different model.

Go to "search for issues" and use the JQL "sprint = xxx". You can choose which columns to display by defailt, and save the filter, so you can come back to it whenever you want. You can also share it with other people and it's a table view like a spreadsheet automatically.

Yes, you can set up many instances on the same server, just need to ensure it has enough resources (memory and CPU) to cope with it. Two federated Jira systems may not be the right answer though. I'm afraid to get more advice, you'll need to explain what the "data protection" problems are and what you are trying to achieve…

We might have, but without the error message, there's no way to know if we have.

I'm English, so... PUB! But virtually.

It's worth a look at what a template is. Atlassian (unusually) used the word correctly and usefully here. A template is something you use to create an object of a known shape that you may then modify to fit other shapes. Templates define new objects at creation. Nothing else. If you change a template, it's going to give…

The fix is to stop using code that does the wrong thing, as given December 2019

You should be using the JDK that your target Jira is running on.

Cloud cannot support this, it's not changed since my last comment.

That log says Bitbucket is running fine. Could you tell us what "can not access" means?

The browser is irrelevant, the question is what you have added to the transition to validate the field content. Could you explain what you have done there?

There is no way to "work-around" a broken process. You need to fix the process, not the reporting.

Yes, they do. However, the Sourcetree team is small, and not a huge source of revenue for Atlassian, so I get the feeling it's at the bottom of the list for resources, which means that while the developers may well be doing everything they can, they are overwhelmed and probably doing what I fall back on - ignoring new…

Absolutely. You just click to add a new one and pay for it. My company often runs into places that have a lot of separate servers, and one of the things we find clients find useful is getting all of them on the same billing and maintenance accounts. Two clients spring to mind here - they've both got thousands of Atlassian…

Do not select "Use the above project and issue type pair for all other combinations." - it's not ideal, but it works

I'm sorry, but if you want help with this, you're going to need to show us the data in full.

Ok, could you explain what this is about?

You will need one of the scripting or automation apps to enable this.

The software on your IOS is, as you say, a client. You'll need to set it up to talk to the Jira service that you want to use for project management and reporting

You'll need to find an automation or scripting app that can calculate that and put it into a field for you. All fields are searchable in Jira, unless an admin has deliberately turned it off (by removing it's "searcher")

We have no idea - we're not the people who gave you a job. We're a community of people who work with Atlassian software.

Ok, but removing the toolkit will do precisely nothing to the UI. The toolkit enables a load of fields, but if you're not using them, then they are not appearing already. Removing the toolkit would do nothing. If the UX is a mess, then you should indeed simplify, but moving to another tool is not going to solve the problem…

No, removing someone from Jira has no effect on the issues they reported, are assigned to or are mentioned in in some other way.

Yes, you can run a server and a cloud instance. Bear in mind that they will be separate services, independent of each other

You'll need to talk to your admins - one of them has changed the settings.

The only think you can do is put the "done" status all in the last column of the board.

What backups do you have? Do you have any remote copies of the repository?

It's buried in the docs for the toolkit. "I don't use it" does not tell us why you think you want to remove it.

Any of them, but I'd guess you probably want quite a simple thing from your question, so I'd probably head for "business - task tracking"