Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

You can't change the summary field and your people have to fill it in. Most humans find the summary field useful, we like having a short description of what we are asking.

*.atlassian.net is the simple rule. You may need to enable other sites to enable plugins to work as well.

John is right, moving an issue to a new type is fraught with possible conflicting setups, so there's nothing that automates it - Jira will, in most cases, need to ask the humans for information to update during the change. While it is technically possible to automate, no-one has published anything to do it because there…

There is something not set up correctly in your Excel importer. Check the user credentials and that the network is connecting ok.

It looks like you have literally copied "custom_field_name" into your code, rather than replacing it with the name of the custom field you are trying to set. To check the Jira side of this, log in as the same person as is used in your script, click "create" and check the names of the fields that are shown to you. The REST…

I don't think a screenshot of a ... menu on an issue view is going to tell you much.

The failing machine has something on it that is blocking access to one or more servers that are serving up Atlassian's sites (For example, to use the community, you have to be able to access community.atlassian.com and id.atlassian.com - block either of those and you can't log in)

You should have a read of what @Alex Medved _ConfiForms_ said - it's the same answer I would give.

No, you'll need to debug the estimation tool to find out why it is not getting the issues from Jira.

Yes, that is correct - a clone is an exact copy of the current issue (barring the unique id). It takes the issue as it currently is.

Cloud free does not allow you to disable it. You'll need to adjust your proxies to fully enable it.

Confluence is a wiki, not a file store. It has very simple file handling, and if you want a folder-like structure, you should be using the pages as containers, not another parallel file system.

I am sorry, I do not understand that question. All I can tell you is that when a package is not public, you can't use it in your code.

Could you explain what you are expecting from these graphs, and which app is providing them?

@Payne - yes, scary, and horrid to try to untangle. @Andrew Januszak - I have no "simple" guidelines, it is absolutely "what will work for this team". Do what works well for your people (not you as an admin - our job is not to be happy, but to enable other people to work well together, even when that particular config is…

See https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/securing-bitbucket-server-with-tomcat-using-ssl-776640127.html

That's not a package that is publicly accessible. You'll need to re-work the code that depends on it so that it does not.

You will need to go via SAML - see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/saas-apps/jira52microsoft-tutorial

I did read that, and I answered it. There are hundreds of gadgets and thousands of [possible configuration options for them. These are all documented in the links you and I both gave, and there's no point trying to repeat all of that here.

Jira defaults to a "pretty" format for lengths of time which Takes into account a standard working set of hours (e.g. a 40 hour week, when a week is really 168 hours). That's configurable in the time-tracking settings Try to make it easier for humans to understand. I know what you're looking for is 45 hours or 62 hours, or…

Yes, you absolutely did ask for "everything". The title of the question is "What are the configuration options for all the out-of-box reports and gadgets". My emphasis on the all, but that is exactly what you asked for. I do know that you probably did not mean what you said. I am guessing you have some questions, but as…

Administrator rights grant you administration. The right to delete an issue is a project permission, not an administration one, so my guess is that the permissions for the project do not allow you to delete. As an admin, you can change that. (This is not a bad thing - delete in Jira is very very permanent, and you'll find…

An issue link is a simple pointer from one issue to another. The name of each link is supposed to tell you what the link is for. They are mostly directional - in your list of six, you only actually have 4 link types there (assuming they are the standard ones - you can add your own link types and remove or rename all the…

You will need to go to the configuration of the "Service Request" and add the missing field to it. It's not quite a "screen" in the usual sense that Jira uses the word, it's part of the configuration request.

https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/change-the-value-of-a-custom-field-in-a-post-function is a good start. It sets a text field to some text, but you can just set your "date started" to null to blank it out.

Administrators are the only ones who can make changes, but they can delegate some limited rights. See the section "Extended project administration" in https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/managing-project-permissions-938847145.html

Have a read through https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/working-with-workflows-938847362.html for an understanding of the basics of workflows in Jira, then move on to https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/using-the-simplified-workflow-938845286.html to see how a simplified flow is a bit different

To do this yourself (which will be quicker), log in as the site admin and select the option to delete the site from your account. Once complete, you can ask to delete your Atlassian account if you no longer need it. Or the slightly lazier option - stop paying for the site, and it will go away. If you want Atlassian to do…

If your browsers support the "file://" prefix and recognise network drive names with it, or to open a file manager when they see it, then yes. You can simply qualify the whole resource string for the folder.

The stories with the green ticks are "done", the others are not.