Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

This does not make sense in a scrum board. A scrum board represents work that a team needs to do. The backlog of stories are the things you draw into a sprint Your representation of the customer asking for a service makes sense, as do the sub-task breakdown, but you are thinking of the board slightly wrong. The board is…

It's not BS I'm afraid. Atlassian have chosen to do it this way because that's the way the methodology works. It has a simple "done is done" approach and "done but not" means you aren't doing it that way. If you don't want to do things the Scrum or Kanban way, that's fine, but you can't expect software built for those…

I'd need the answers to @Tinker Fadoua 's questions please?

An issue is "done" when it is in the last column on the board.

Search the component table where project = the id of the project.

It is confusing, but the history is now: * Notifications as an independent plugin for Confluence * Notifications merged into Scriptrunner * Notifications moved out again, but as a plugin for Scriptrunner, rather than Confluence 

Actually, Cloud still has the problem to some extent. We can now choose where we physically locate the service, so that problem goes away, and the core product has GDPR functions. But if you use any apps on top of it, you will have to check with the vendor of each app where they physically store your data, what data is…

>we need post setup up 1GB. You almost certainly do not "need" to do this. You need to share a file and are trying to do it the wrong way. Files of that size have no practical use in Confluence, other than sharing, which is better done in something designed for sharing large files. If you insist on doing this, then you…

How do you know that eth1 is the correct interface name? My more recent Linux installs don't have any interfaces starting eth. I'd recommend downloading https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/files/646447553/830479662/1/1467168586067/ListInterfaces-v2.jar and running it on the server with "java -jar…

Everywhere I use Confluence, this system works well, controlling access to places that should be restricted, while sharing pages with everyone who should be able to see them. It is a system designed for visibility though and restrictions and hidden spaces should be an exception. When you say "I want to share a page with…

The most simple way to do this is to have two spaces. One with "anonymous" access allowed and one without (so a person has to log in to see it) Or if you only want one space, then make it anonymous and create two top-level pages, one of them being restricted to logged-in people only. Pages beneath the top pages inherit…

No, it does not support this form of versioning, it's just a simple +1 per edit.

I see that . I am happy to eat in most restaraunts - they're paid to cook well. I am happy to eat food cooked by myself, Chrissy, Chrissy's mother or my mother, without question - it's going to be good (unless I have a bad day and only deliver "ok") Anyone else in my extended family is a big "nope" (although there's a…

You will want to start at https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/rest-apis/ and look specifically at the functions for querying the issue history.

I struggle to decide between two. My first festival (that wasn't away from home) was Monsters of Rock, where I saw, Ozzy, The Scorpions, Def Leppard, and the infinitely esteemed "Bad News". Oh, and Motorhead (but I've seen them a lot). Five years later, the local festival was a bit more varied, with Nirvana, Blur, Sisters…

I think the trick here is to stop thinking about the database. Active objects give you a layer of code that means you should never have to worry about the database. Ask Jira what the data is, it will tell you what is in the database, irrespective of what the database really is. As @Nir Haimov says - the AO queries should…

Or cloud, where that's handled by your identity provider.

Which reports are you trying to use? Or possibly, what report are you looking to generate?

What do you mean by "mappings between the labels in underlying column names"? What "mapping"? Label fields or column names? It might be easier if you were to explain the goal than the technical question you have arrived at. What are you actually trying to do? What do your people get out of this?

You don't. All software versions on the Cloud platform are managed by Atlassian. There is not yet a Cloud equivalent for Portfolio 3 for Jira Server ready. When there is, Atlassian will update you to it when they're ready to do it.

You can expect the injected javascript in descriptions to go away, leaving only the banner option (note that you can't do it at all on Cloud) I would strongly recommend not injecting any at all. It often doesn't what you want it to, is very hard to maintain, is ignored by REST, and usually only partially applies to parts…

No, I was just adopting your tone to reply. "5+" is arbitrary and meaningless, but more importantly "I asked first" is not a valid development planning strategy. There are things asked later that will be more important. I'm hoping that's the point you were actually trying to make.

Only the theory - you'd need to hack the templates that render it.

Best you can do for that option at the moment is copy the list of option names you want from the source field and then add them, one at a time, to the new field (there's probably some scripting options)

I thought it might look like that. The "added an attachment" record you've got comes from one of three places in my experience * The person added them (you've already ruled that out) * An email arrived with the image. I'd want to look at what that person was doing at the time of the attachments. Do they ever raise or…

5+ years? "Priority schemes" was raised 15 years before Server got it.

You can still write your own by the way. Atlassian SDK can help you if you want to do that. If you're only going to do a couple of simple ones, it may be worth your effort building them.

You are going to need a scripting or automation app for this (marketplace or write your own) Do you have one already?

Ok, next thing to look at is the permission scheme - who exactly "can be assigned issues"? I suspect either * They were in a dynamic role which they no longer belong to (most common use is things like "edit = assignee" - you reassign the issue and the current assignee loses edit rights) * The user has been removed from a…

Could that account have been disabled by your admins? That won't affect their existing data, or even their groups or roles, it just makes them unselectable.