Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

You can duplicate the ${request.url} to get it.

No, it doesn't know the context of where it's running, and changing that could break all the permissions (or at least make them almost impossible to work out in a reasonable time). It's not a good idea to put such "create" macros in pages you are going to include.

You won't get sub-tasks to update a burn-down chart. Burn down measures delivery against commitment, and you do not commit to sub-tasks, only thier parents.

The issue id is already included, as a link to the request in the portal. So I think you might mean something other than the issue id when you say "number of". Could you explain what I am missing?

That would be a lot nicer than a simple crash from your app. There may be a way to write a listener that catches "plugin/module disabled" and causes yours to be disabled if they hit that one, but I'm really not sure.

The macros run in the context of the page they are running in, not the page they are being "copied" from. So, yes, it will create in the current space, not the source space.

The function can only copy between fields that hold the same type of objects. User to user, number to number, date to date, option to option and so-on (there's some slack - date/time to date and vice versa for example). Your QA Test estimate, I would guess, is a number. The estimate field is an estimate. So you can't cast…

Ok, what do you have in the confluence home directory?

I don't know, I have not run through your entire logs and settings.

Sorry, I was not clear - /opt/data-conf is just where I happen to have put Confluence's home directory on that machine, I can't tell you where it is on yours. Depending on how you installed it, you might have a pointer to the home directory in <confluence install>/confluence/WEB-INF/classes/confluence-init.properties

An admin can always disable any module that is not flagged as a "system essential" module. You'd need to change the core code of Jira to tell it that the servlet filter is such a module, there's no way to protect it from the outside. Best you can do is detect it as your app loads and throw an error that just stops it…

I'm afraid there is no way to do this. The versions (and components) in one project are separate options from the ones in another project, even if they have the same name. They are project attributes, so they can't go with the issue when it is moved to another project.

Ok, that's not the database failing, it's the java virtual machine memory failing. These can be really hard to diagnose and fix, but start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/jira-running-out-of-memory-due-to-gc-allocation-race-condition-957122851.html

What does the log file complain that the error is?

I question this design decision too, the last incarnations of this picker did allow you to play some tricks that would get you there, and the one before worked fine (if you're happy to ignore poor performance when you have too many fields) There are two solutions. First, you have a case of "fielditis". Any Jira install…

Different product, different tech (they're not gadgets mostly on Cloud) and different priorities.

Quite a while ago. The project key now needs to be two to ten characters long, with the first one being a letter, and the rest letters or numbers

I'm afraid you can't change the limit without making code changes to the macro. The reason it is limited is to prevent overloading - if you did code something to return more than 40 at a time, you will start to find the system becoming significantly, and exponentially slower to render them.

Yes. Spot on.

It means you have a user labelled as JIRA SA - ask your administrators who they are. (The SA suggests to me "system admin" or even a database user, but I would not bet on that before talking to your admins)

Admin rights do not grant you space rights automatically (but they do give you space admin rights so you can add them). The defaults in Confluence are cautious, if you need to delete attachments (or in fact anything else in a space), you need to change the space settings away from the default of "no delete" Confluence does…

It is very likely to be one of the things listed in the red box, can you check through those?

Are you on Jira Server or Jira Cloud, and do you mean the Zephyr for Jira App, the connector for Jira to Zephyr-server app, or the Zephyr service itself?

My prose has let me down today. I've written a couple of really badly structured answers and this was one of them, and included something that was so bad, it was wrong. I apologise. I'll try again, guided by your questions. Both Core and Software users can use (create issues for example) in any project, assuming the right…

Yes, sorry, I got that wrong. I keep forgetting that bit.

With @Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ 's answer, he mentions a "scripted field" - these are created by Adaptavist's ScriptRunner, and don't contain editable data - they calculate something (even if it's just a copy of the data of another field) and expose it as a field, but it can't be edited, even if you put it on the edit screen.…

I am sorry, but that's just saying you want to migrate again, although it does tell us that you want "all" the data, not parts of it. What are you doing at the moment to try to "migrate"?

I'm sorry, your partial screenshot lead me to believe you were on a Server version of Confluence, but I now assume you are Cloud. Atlassian does indeed have the logs, but we here in the Community do not, we're end-users, not admins (although Atlassian support are here as well, they may not pick up support directly from…

They're very close. Jira Software is an application that runs on top of Core, so they're as tightly integrated as you can get. Core provides users, projects, workflow, plugin framework, issues, fields, etc, Software then adds functions on top of that - primarily boards, but also certain fields. A Jira Software licence…

I'm afraid we cannot help you. This is a Jira system most, if not all of us have no access to - we're a community of end-users of Atlassan software, and I don't know if any of your admins might be here. You will need to ask your admins for access. If you're not sure who they are, I would ask whomever is asking you to log…