Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

No, you just need to make sure each status has at least one transition out when you create a new workflow. You don't need to have the final design, just enough to be able to edit it later.

Ok, the tests on SSL that you have added to your question show that you can connect via SSL, so the next step is to look at the logs to see what the response from Tenable.sc is when you try to connect.

<sigh> No one is saying "this is awesome", everyone agrees this could be better. Maybe you should try reading the conversation properly?

Go to Admin -> issues -> issue links to maintain the link types available.

The issue object that a post-function has access to is a "mutable issue" - it contains a reference to the current issue (meaning, the data that is on it now), and any new values that should be going to update the issue (it's passed validation, there may be new data other than the target status)…

What is the "custom script" and how are you trying to inject it into the process?

>Swapping the order of project and issue is required as different projects will have one or more different issue types . Swapping the order will make it harder for people to choose. Most problems start with "system X (which is handled by project with a name of X) is broken". You really do want people to start with a…

I think you already know that I would suggest a workflow that does "approval in Jira before sending to other system". But, if they don't want access, that's understandable. I think the sync tools might still be able to help you with automating a lot of it outside the reviews you have to do, but I am stuck on the human…

I think Jira falls down on its very simple approach of "ignore sub-task estimates". It is absolutely correct for sprint, burn-down, velocity and so-on. But I do have a good understanding that estimates on sub-tasks are useful, as they can feed into "how is the sprint going" with a lot more granularity than "story is done".…

I'm not sure it's "unfortunate" - I think there's a very large majority of people who don't want their content randomly updated with potential junk because someone changes a template. But there's nothing wrong with "I want to identify pages created from a template that has changed so we can see if changes should be…

Many of mine have quite a strong English base, as you might expect. I am very fond of Jabberwocky (for the nonsense that has permeated through so much culture), The Walrus and the Carpenter (for its clever cruelty), and, who can forget Twinkle, Twinkle, little bat, How I wonder what you're at? Up above the world so high,…

No, you have to remove whatever is giving them access to everything else you don't want them to have.

So it's a label that triggers functions in an app you had not mentioned. If this is not covered in the "no email storm" app docs, then we'll have to hope someone who does know the app (and/or from Stiltsoft) spots the question. I don't know the app well enough.

There were no screenshots when I commented. Yours look absolutely correct and don't have any of the same problems the original did, and I'm not sure where to look next! So, yes, I would raise your question separately - replies here only go to people who are watching (the original poster, people who clicked watch, or have…

Ok, I know the restrictions can be a bit of a minefield, and I find it easier to work through an example. Imagine we have a space which is set up so that only Alice, Bob and Charlie can use the space. One of them creates a page in it called "Home", then one under Home called "Away" and then a third one underneath that…

There are actually two problems in the original screenshot, I assume they have both been fixed by the poster. First, the post-function to set a resolution should fall before the functions to change history, index and so-on. Second, the phrase "The Resolution of the issue will be set to none". This tells us that @Mike…

Correct. There is no point in listing a user who cannot see the page because of their access, and there's no point listing a user who is already listed. I don't understand the rest of the question.

Could you explain what a "nes-notify label" is? Is it a standard label in the labels section, or do you mean something else?

You already have the only matching Sam in the list.

Ok, that makes sense - you can't find Sam on the list because there's no point in selecting them until they have view access. From the configuration of your space, I suspect this was a page restriction that cascaded down from above this page (you can't add view permissions at a lower level that override the ones from above)

I guess you are using the "new issue view", which does not display the rolled-up values like the old view does?

You'll need to change the base url, the proxy settings if you are using one, and all external application links (i.e. anything that tries to reach it). You may also need to look at https certificates, depending how they've been constructed (if you're using them) Bear in mind also that anywhere someone has used…

To change the label, you should "translate" Jira into another language (although I'd recommend not doing it, as "ticket" is a really bad word to replace "issue" with). I see no point in swapping project and issue type.

You need to get the new issue id after the import, and use it in the next import file, so that the target system knows it is an update. CSV is actually a really poor way to do this, it's more suited to one-off migrations and bulk updates. What you're doing is more of a synchronisation. I would recommend looking at the apps…

You can turn off TLS 1.2 and below in Java 7 (and enable it in 8 if you still have uses for it). Upgrading Java is not necessary to make Outlook work.

Could you explain why you want to do this? What would the end-user get out of it? I ask because it's not a trivial thing to do, you will render your system unsupported, and almost every change people think they want to make to this screen turns out to not to be able do what they think without changing a load of other stuff…

Which implies that the estimation is set to a different field on this board, one that you are not entering on that issue. So I'm a little confused. Could you show us the view of "sprint 8" instead, as shown in the issue detail you showed us earlier?

The issue in that sprint appears to have no estimate, so that looks right to me.

I'm afraid we cannot help you with the labs - you will need to contact your trainers and ask for help from them. (We're a community of end-users of Atlassian software. Some of us do have some lab access, as some of us are trainers too, or doing the courses, but that gives us no access to other people's labs)

Jira 5 does not work on Java 8, so no. But you can install multiple versions of Java on a server if you need to. Just make sure Jira still uses a supported version. (Or upgrade Jira of course - 5 is way out of support and has known security issues)