Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

No, you need code to do this.

You could write a new version of the gadget, one that knows to combine components together, or write something that looks at issue components on issues and builds a separate list field that has combined options.

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Off the shelf, you need to configure each project you want to import on the target system, then use "project import" to bring in the issues from each one in turn from the backup of the full source system. See https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-merge-jira-server-instances-244352137.html I strongly recommend the…

You can't do it on Cloud. If you enable anonymous access, the world has access. If you need to restrict people, you need to identify them to know what they can do, so they can't be anonymous.

To write to a Jira database with SQL, you have to * know exactly what you are doing (and almost everyone fails that test) * Have Jira shut down, and usually run a full re-index after restarting it So, no, you don't want to do that. The speed is probably simply a function of the complexity of what you're trying to do. The…

We don't know - your roles have been added to your system by your admins for some reason. You'll need to ask them what they are for and what permissions they have been given - permission schemes for projects and workflows can use roles to give access to functions, and we can't tell you what your admins have done or what…

No, it is a global setting.

https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/create-a-subtask-and-link-to-parent-issue-in-jira has a script that creates a sub-task (you can remove the bits that create a link though, I personally think that's a waste of time because a sub-task is already part of the parent)

You only said you were editing the confluence.cfg.xml in your question, so we had nowhere else to look, we have to assume you're getting that file wrong. Now it seems you are trying to do an upgrade and migration without doing the upgrade properly. You should split that into two parts. Move the same version of Confluence…

Yes, you could run it through a proxy on the wrong address, but you'll need to do a lot of rewriting, including in both directions, and the urls in emails and exports are still going to be the base url.

You are not. Prioritisation and ranking are different things. Most people would look at 1100 backlog and simply skim it for the stuff that needs to be done sooner, moving that higher up in the ranking. We don't try to rank everything in one go, as we really only need enough stuff ranked to feed into the next couple of…

I'm an Atlassian user/admin type, not a MS Dynamics person, and I don't think there are a lot of people here who are Dynamics experts - I think you'll have better luck asking how to code for MS Dynamics in a forum dedicated to it!

Please read the previous answer.

All the way up to 8.2. I believe that may be the last version to have it.

No, you can't drop a screen. You could create two transitions from one status to the other though, one having a screen and the other not, then protect them with opposite conditions (in this case, one would have "resolution is empty" and the other "resolution is not empty")

Have a look at the problem you are trying to solve with your software, the design something that provides a solution. We can't tell you much more than that based on such an open-ended and zero detail question.

You install it, then use it, as per the documentation. I'm afraid there is not much more we can tell you than that given that you don't tell us anything about what you have done and where you are stuck.

Would it not be better to send your people to Jira so they can fill in the fields directly? Or maybe use an issue collector in your applications?

It sounds like your edits to confluence.cfg.xml are incorrect and it can't read the file. You'll need to look at the errors in the logs to see what the problem is

This looks like a permissions problem, have you checked the app's documentation to see how it should be set up?

Go to Admin -> manage users and amend them there. This will either do it correctly (without damaging your database with SQL) or give you an error message telling us why it does not work.

Set the project(s) permission scheme so that it says "Delete = Reporter" (and no others). People will then be able to delete issues they created, but no others. But. Listen to @Joe Pitt - I'm not 100% with him in the solution (I slightly prefer "move to a trash project" for plain Jira, and a more "won't do status" for…

If you don't want these people making changes, remove their permission to make them. (Better, talk to them and ask them to stop, but if that does not help, you will need to constrain them)

Ok, you'll need to configure MS Dynamics to make a REST call to update Jira.

Or, better, amend the permissions as above.

I think we need to see the error message (just the text) and as @Mirek says, the permission scheme definition - if someone does not have permission to create issues, Jira will usually hide the option from them, not offer it and then say no when they try to use it. From what you've said, I would (very tentatively) suggest…

Permission checking is one of the big things that affect Jira performance. The service goes back to the database to check them a lot, so the more complex you make them, the more it will consume resource. When it comes to security schemes, that adds another layer - Jira will be checking permissions and then security level…

Again, Jira Core provides a platform for other applications and apps. Jira Software and Service Desk are a applications that add functions on top of Jira Core. The reason "click the application switcher and click Jira Core, it just keeps taking me back to Jira Software" is that you have added Software to Core, and you're…

There's no way to hide the warning, it's just telling you the browser you are using is not supported and it might be the version. Either use a supported browser or configure the current one to tell Trello it is a supported one.