Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Do you mean articles here in the Community or articles in a Confluence system? What are you seeing when "it is not working"?

I'm not seeing that happen here. What page(s) have you answered on?

Your JQL should probably be project = "Digital Misfits" and epic-name = <the name of the epic you want to look for connections to>

Your account does not have admin rights on this Jira system. You'll need to talk to your admins.

You can't do this natively, you would need to hack the code in Jira to downgrade the access for project admins.

Again, each child option belongs to a parent. When you have selected a child option, it belongs to a parent option. Your data is invalid if you have a child option that is from a different parent. It's nonsense. You aren't going to get any hints or a solution, what you're trying to do is useless as it will put nonsense…

Cloud does not have priority schemes, the field is a single global one.

Jira needs that field. The only time you could not have it is if you only have one issue type for your entire install, which no-one does.

Is your app really running on the same machine as Jira?

You can't get rid of either of those. The issue type is something Jira absolutely needs to know (unless in the edge case where you only have one type, which is so vanishingly rare, Atlassian are never going to code for it). Create another is quite useful to most of us as well.

I completely understand why this looks odd to you, and I personally think the UI could use some improvements here. But "your question is predicated on a fallacy". That's a phrase I heard a lot during science type sessions at my secondary and university education. In non-grandiloquent language, it's trying to say "You have…

Atlassian has a bit of a problem with flexibility. Jira originally aimed itself at organisations that want to work in similar ways, so we got "schemes". Project configuration settings that were shared. A lot of larger organisations want this sort of thing. But a lot of us also want the flexibility to do it our way, so…

Your screenshots do not show sub-tasks of sub-tasks (which is good because Jira does not do that, and if you manage to find the trick that enables you doing it, it breaks in very interesting ways) I am very sorry, but I have no ability to read non-Latin characters, so I can't be sure, but I suspect you might be using the…

Yes. It's not a security issue with the service or the way it works, the security issue is with your human who added the wrong person to the wrong place. In this case, you absolutely should spend the time getting in touch with them, for (one of) two big reasons: * They added you in error. They need to know they've made a…

I wouldn't worry about the language, it really doesn't matter. Purely as an academic exercise, I wrote a bash script that took a url constructed by a program written in Ook! as an input to a curl call to a Jira REST API that created a new issue. I would not recommend that, Ook! is not a lovely thing to try to code in. You…

1) No, but you can rename the column. Burn-down in Jira defines "done" as "in the last column on a board". Whilst you can't change that, it really doesn't care what the name of the column is 2) Portfolio and Align can both do monetary predictions here. If you were on server, I'd recommend a look at Tempo Budgets too, which…

Your instincts are spot on - the numbers are the unique ID in the database. They don't have a lot of functionality beyond providing uniqueness.

But your same-named child is different objects - p1c3 is a different thing from p2c3 which means your data is invalid.

What do you mean by "activate the comment"?

Go to page X and select "move" from the utility menu, it will ask you for a new parent page.

Ok, but the way this is reading to me is that you want to show the user a field that is parent 1 - child then, when they change it to parent 2 you retain an invalid child that does not belong to parent 2, so they get parent 1 - invalid data Which they can't proceed with because it's wrong. I'm curious as to how this is…

You can't do this, it's not possible to ignore the space permissions arbitrarily. You'll need to put the page in a space that is accessible by that user, and make sure that the page is not restricted away from them in the hierarchy.

So you're trying to bodge something that leads to presenting invalid data to your humans, who will then have to correct it before they can commit a change? Why put them in that position?

@Chris P - my questions are centred around working together. Could you move towards that instead of insulting people who point out that you're wrong?

I don't think that there is any way to say "best" chat alongside Jira. Jira can talk to most chat programs very easily, with apps built for it to help you out with a lot of them (especially the more popular ones) I would re-frame the question - which chat system is best for your organisation? List the top few then look at…

You should read the application log to find out what it is doing at the time of the errors. I'm slightly concerned by your "removed corrupt projects" though - what does that mean?

On the left hand side of the screen, there are three options. Select the one that says something like "advanced fields" or "All fields" and you should be able to find "cascading select" in the list of field types to the right

Select lists hold an "option" object, not a number, so your (Double) cast is nonsense. It's a like asking something like "what number is my penguin?". My guess is that your "New Story Points" holds options with names that are displayed to the user like "one, two, three..." or "1, 2, 3...". You'll need to convert those…

Ah, ok, you'll need to get admin rights to get the notifications actions access.

If you raise a support request with Atlassian, they do now allow you to change the xxxxxx to another name (I think they'll do it once a year, so make sure you are happy with the new name). Https://support.atlassian.com/contact is the starting point