Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

There's still nothing new, since 27th September comment on the previous answer

The security level field is not a custom field, it usually means the "level" field built into Jira and implemented by the "issue security" scheme. From memory, it might be $issue.level.getName() if you want the name of the level in velocity.

Download a full backup, that will have all your files in it. For loading it into ServiceNow, I'd recommend asking in a ServiceNow forum.

You have not defined any problem here, just named a couple of directories and written "disk space saturation" next to them. What does that mean? What is the the actual problem? 

I think you're still not understanding, but we'll have to agree to differ. I'm not a designer, a "technologist" or an Atlassian, just someone who likes simple systems that work. Most people who adopt Confluence do not have a problem with wanting "folders", the hierarchy of pages works fine for what the system is for. All…

Yes, I think you've hit the best approach there. Use Confluence to contain several project reports in one place.

I'm afraid "they need this" is still not an answer. Could you explain why they think they want to do this? Get them to explain of what possible use it is to them? Why are they not using issue links?

I think you could "borrow" the code from https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/create-a-confluence-page-for-each-subtask-of-an-issue (you'll need to click on the "Cloud" tab to get code for Cloud)

You'll need to explain "ported all of our date in to a database" in a lot more detail, along with your "import" process. We need to know what shape your data was in, and what you did with this database to try to import it. (For what it's worth, https is irrelevant, as is the database version as long as it is supported by…

I don't think there's a way to do it in the new issue view.

Are all the sub-tasks on the stories on the board?

I think you probably need to ask this in a youtrack forum, we don't know how it stores its data

There's nothing to do this in the marketplace.

All versions listed at https://www.atlassian.com/software/bamboo/download are "stable", they don't get released unless they are. All of them have plugins too

Are the issues in the last column of your "all issues" board?

Why nonsense? Because it does not make any sense in the real world. Again, could you show me a list of the first five numbers from 0 that is in both alphabetic and numeric order? Please tell me how to do that and make sense? If you want to look at a list in two different orders, that's not a problem, but you will need two…

Not yet, as far as I can tell. (Other than create a new page and copy and paste)

Look at the class name to identify which app it is coming from. The app may have been uninstalled or have a bug in it causing the failure. You'll need to work out which it is. If it's a missing app, either install it, or edit the workflow to remove the validator it is trying to use.

No, we have less access to your cloud system than you do. You could download a backup of your system though - this would give you everything in an xml file.

If the field is empty, the issue is "unresolved" and hence there's no strikeout. If the field is set to anything, then the issue is resolved and struck out. The strike out only appears in some views.

Please don't accuse me of doing what you have done. Read the thread. Especially the parts where I ask how folders should be implemented, how they would be different to the existing hierarchy, and, most importantly, how they would be of any use? Just saying "I want folders" is no good. You need to explain how you would…

The new editor in Cloud is very different to the old one. New pages will be created and updated using the new editor. Pages created with the old editor will be edited with the old editor (until it goes away and the pages are converted to the new style)

Ok, so a pass/fail flag needs to be sent from Selenium to Jira. You should use the REST API in Jira - set up a selenium post-test function that pokes Jira to either update the field, or transition the issue(s) to a pass/fail status.

You can't, because it's nonsense. For example, can you show me a list of the first 5 numbers from 0 ordered by their value and their name at the same time?

The answer to this depends on what you mean by "application server". If you mean the same "application server" software, then technically, you can, but you'll have to unpack one or both applications, unbundling them from their Tomcat application servers, and then install them in your application server. This is absolutely…

"A requirement from a customer" is not an answer. Could you explain why they think they want to do this? Get them to explain of what possible use it is to them?

That's a bodge for creating useless issues in Jira. This question is about displaying helpful text during creation. Without adding an app, the only thing that can be done natively is giving a field a description (which are global things for all projects the field appears in)

You don't. Server.xml is about configuring the server. You have two network subnets that can't talk to each other. You'll need to enable the route from on subnet to another to make this work, it's nothing to do with Jira.

How are you getting the results in Jira? Does that method support updates?

I'm afraid it is what it says it is - your .csv data contains characters Jira cannot handle. You'll need to find and remove them.