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Actually, not quite. If you have a 25+ Server licence, you have access to a "developer" licence, which you can use to stand up several non-production instances. Stealing Atlassian's own text liberally (so you don't have to visit https://www.atlassian.com/licensing/purchase-licensing#pricing-discounts to get the basics ):…
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I'm afraid this is a dead Jira system. The errors you are seeing strongly imply that the h2 database has failed. When this happens, it is usually catastrophic and your only option is to go back to the most recent backup. Do you want some help with restoring a backup? And migrating on to a supported database? I'm aware it's…
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You will need to add an app that can talk to your SMS provider in order to do this.
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I'd look at the project "issue collectors" as well as email.
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Listeners happen after transitions, they're not for interaction. If you want to see a transition screen, you have to get a person to go through the transition. I am really quite confused on what you are trying to do here. You're trying to automate something, but want to have a human do part of it. If a human needs to see…
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It's not really "misleading", it's telling you the truth. You have incomplete issues because they're not in the last column. It's just not pointing out that it is your config causing the problem rather than the data.
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This means that * You have a field called "BR/RRD IDs" * The field configuration for this issue type in this project has the field set to mandatory * I suspect also that the field is not on the "create" screen You will either need to get the field added to the create screen and use the standard issue-creation process to…
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No, the healthchecks are all done by executing code. Also, you've said you are on Cloud, where you wouldn't have access to the database, even if it did store the results.
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There's a lot of code there, I'm struggling to work through what it is trying to do. If I were to cut it down to the bare bones though, all you really need in a post-function is below. You don't need to set the status, that happens automatically on creation, and you should be able to add setDescription("") to this as well.…
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Because you may need different nodes to be configured differently.
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You know you could just use ranking to do the same as this custom field? You can sort by anything you want in a filter, but when you sort by something other than rank, you can't drag and drop - even if you could, you'd be needing to change values of what you're sorting by rather than rank, and the reason you can't is that…
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I would very strongly recommend that you do not disable this check, it is something you should be being reminded of all the time. Running on an unsupportable and possibly insecure version of the software is not a good thing to do. But, if you must, see https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-61781 for the way to do it.
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You will need to log in with the account you originally bought the url with so that you can get access to it. You can't really "start from scratch", but there is a simple trick where you sign up for a new trial, don't do anything with it apart from using Admin -> Backup to get a copy of it, and then upload that to the…
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It sounds like the account has been removed from a group or role that has "assignable user" permission in the project.
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You have probably selected the $10 version, rather than the free option.
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For Cloud, you add apps via Admin -> Manage apps.
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* To change the name of a gadget, you will need to find a gadget that has code that allows you to set it. * None really, it's two different routes to do the same thing
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On the unique project key.e
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So why not use the UUID in the summary? That way it will always be in front of the user (your UUID is text anyway)
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Why?
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The workflow for a project is built as you create the project, you don't choose from a list. You select the project type and that will create the workflow for you. The workflow that gets built is determined by the project type you selected.
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You don't need to look at the certificates (you'd be seeing a connection error if it were certificates) The first part of the answer is correct - the risk matrix gadget is not licenced for the server. You'll need to get and install a licence for it for the gadgets to work.
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This check is a simple one based purely on the size of the script. It doesn't look at the code, or differentiate between lines that would run and lines that do nothing, it just assumes every line will do something, and hence take longer.
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Yes, sorry, I misunderstood yesterday. My answer from 2 years ago still stands for the way to construct data without going off to other systems. The reason Atlassian don't do it is that there's no way to code for every possible thing you might want to do, so the only option is to allow you to write code directly. But they…
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Yes, you're right, the project template is used as, well, a template - it is only used during project creation, and it is not stored with the project because it's of no use after a project has been created.
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The object http in your script is of a type that doesn't have a getToken method. You'll need to look through the docs for the class to work out what it should be doing.
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The help centre portal does not have this functionality. All customers with access to a portal can see all of it.
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See the previous answer.
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"The customer is always right" is often quoted and even more often misunderstood. It actually means that a service provider should lie, telling the customer that they're right, and then provide the service that the customer needs, not what they thing they want. I prefer brutal honesty myself - you don't allow multiple…
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I think you're missing the point that there is no one that needs it.