Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Because they are different applications with different needs. As I said before: They have different permissions. Jira has "project roles", Confluence does not. Jira has 30-something things you might do, only some of which map to Confluence and the ability to embed even more, based on a whole range of things Confluence…

Yes, that is what I said. 

One of your admins has created a new field with the same name as the existing one. You'll probably want to rename it, check where it's been used and work out how to safely delete it.

Could you read the comment I made before? Especially the second sentence.

This is probably more of a networking question - your 404 means your client cannot reach your server. I would start on the server - try a simple curl or wget to localhost on the port you set up for Jira. If that gets you a login response, then try the actual base url next. Then go to a remote machine and try tracert to see…

You could restart Jira in "safe" mode, with all of them disabled, then turn them back on, one by one, until the problem happens again. Otherwise, yes, you'll have to turn them off manually. I would also look at the system information page to see if there are any files that have been changed in your main installation. (It…

Every tool mentioned on http://www.opensourcetestmanagement.com/ can "integrate" with Jira.

You say "I cannot just create a separate swimlane" - problem there is that this is exactly what you are asking to do. You need another swimlane. One with a query that says "these are production issues" What is stopping you from doing this?

Nothing. The Epic link is deliberately not mandatory, because most places want to allow people to create issues outside Epics

Jira tracks almost every change automatically. If you have stuff that is not writing to the history, then you've got an app or customisation that is deliberately breaking it. Remove or disable that, and you'll find it writes everything (exceptions that spring to mind are issue links and re-ranking, but every single field…

>The problem is: given a JIRA URL, how do I find the local part that points to the REST API. It is <Jira url>/rest/api/latest

You will need to talk to your administrators about getting access to do things in that project.

There is no way to answer that, we don't know what apps you have installed, or what you have configured to disable the editing. I would try restarting Jira in "safe" mode, so that I could be sure no apps are doing it - at least this would rule them out.

https://library.adaptavist.com/search?term=condition is a good starting point. It won't do what you want, but it should get you close. The rest of the library has stuff you can "borrow" as well - things that can help you return the true/false that a condition needs.

As I'm clearly an Atlassian fan, I know this post is probably not going to get a lot of attention from people who are not as enthusiastic as I am. But, I agree with most of the negative opinions I'm seeing here. Trying to keep it short, I want my [ links, the full width on-screen, and re-arrangable sections (notably single…

See the other answer.

Ah, thank you for clarifying my thinking, I see what you are saying now. As an administrator, you can rename custom fields. Go to Admin -> Issues -> Custom fields and work your way through the fields, editing them one at a time to remove Personal and Bank from their names. For the "block", you can't quite do this with…

The image looks like a series of separate fields, mostly simple text fields. I do not understand what you mean by "prefix" as there are no prefixes in your sample data.

Yes, I know it's not exactly what you need, but it is code that will write the sort of changes you want to make. You just need to adjust it to do what you need.

No, the data is not recorded in the database. Unless it's a scope change in an active sprint.

No, they can't, you'll need to reset the admin password that you have lost/forgotten

On Cloud, you can not unlock locked fields. But in your case, you don't need to. You need to put the story point field back on the screens you removed it from.

I think you'll need to talk to your Jira admins if you want to get the notification scheme changed. As for "call back" - this is not something email does. Some email services support a "ask to delete email I sent to someone" function, but clients can ignore the request. I certainly turn off "enable recall" in my clients…

No. Admins cannot update any versions in Cloud. Portfolio for Jira is installed by Atlassian and is maintained at "the latest available version Atlassian wants to support" on Cloud.

Then either * The user does not have "edit issue" permission * You have installed a plugin that is making the field non-editable to the user and you need to configure it to allow them

But it shouldn't be looking at sub-tasks, because you don't commit to them. Burndown is looking at what you committed to deliver against what you actually did.

To issue your example call, you have used the base url already. So you know it. It is 'https://your-domain.atlassian.net/wiki . As for the wider question, what you're really asking is "what services does a particular Atlassian account have access to?". There is no API on Atlassian's services for that because it's illegal…

Many tickets for this have been created. They have all been closed with responses that say it does not work. 

Make sure the field is on the "edit" screen for the issues. This will enable the in-line edit on the view screen as well.

What do you mean by "subdomain"? Also, if you want to get something from the API, you need to ask for it by the base url. If you don't know the base url of a Confluence already, you don't know where it is, so you can't ask. Whatever confluence you're trying to talk to, you already have the base url.