Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is a blanket ban, Atlassian (and others) don't have the resources to check that every single account is pro or anti invasion. The best thing you can do is set up a new Atlassian account, using a non-Russian/Belorus email address, set up a new Trello with it, don't use the company…

In Kanban, the card is the estimate - they're all the same size. People trying to use Kanban within a scaled Agile framework tend to just draw a simple equivalence to the Scrum teams - something like "each card is 3 story points". (Bear in mind that for this to work, all teams have to be estimating story points the same…

Automating this means writing a script or program that can read your file and make the appropriate REST calls to create the issues. Jira's import from CSV functions do not have any automation functions. The other option would be to create something that can "do the clicks" - pretend to be a human clicking on stuff in the…

Have you looked at comparing an issue that did move against one that did not? What, exactly, are the differences between their data (fields, sub-tasks, etc) other than the issue key, and how is your board configured? (Status to column mappings, and what the board filter is)

I think I was 9 when my family took a trip to one of our favourite holiday destinations. Both the outward and homebound journeys were memorable. Outward, I got to fly the helicopter (the trick where the pilot or co-pilot give up their seat and let a kid fly for a couple of minutes, with intense supervision). On the way…

Just that the system will be unusable during re-indexing, if you're doing it properly.

Why do you need it? The REST API lets you work from project key, there's no need to use the ID.

Yes. The API respects the settings you've got in the UI. If you don't include a field, don't give it the context for the project and issue type, or hide it in the field configuration, the API will tell you that you can't edit it, because it's not visible.

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What "custom report" are you trying to add? What are you doing to try to add it, and where does it go wrong? Are there error messages?

The second bit of log given looks like the problem - the user that you've told Jira to run as does not have the right permissions.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I know this is not intuitive, but it tells us that you have multiple status of "in progress". You can not do that for company-managed projects (their status can be shared, but has to have a unique name), but you have team-managed projects who have created workflows that have all have "in…

I do not have enough information about your configuration to do much more. I think we should look at the workflows you are using, but my instinct is to create a new project, without sharing the settings, so letting Jira create a new workflow and field config from scratch (they won't contain mandatory fields or validators…

The assignee is the single person responsible for getting something done. It is an absolute nightmare in real life to have multiple assignees, it breaks planning, accountability, audit, responsibility, and team-work. But it is absolutely a good thing to have "and these other people might be aware" - whether it's naming the…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think you have answered your own question - if you upload 3 files, the script runs 3 times. My guess would be that your script has been coded to copy all attachments to your ServiceNow system, not just the one that was uploaded on this run. When attachment events are close together,…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I apologise for this rather weak answer, but I did not want to leave you hanging. The Atlassian Community are mostly Atlassian fans (I might not like it much, but when a handful of people point at me and chant "Atlassian Fanboy", I cannot deny that they are broadly correct). This means…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You don't tell us exactly where the two web.xml files are, so I can't really answer the question completely. Not in a "missing data" sense - you have given us a couple of partial paths which is very clear, but I can't tell what they are from what you have said. The question is what is in…

There is a built-in function for this if your dependencies are all represented as sub-tasks. But that's often not the case (and often not the right way to represent dependencies)

It could, but don't do it. You should not have any need to re-index regularly. If you think you do, then you actually have another, deeper, problem that you need to debug and fix.

You can't install Server or DC apps on Cloud systems, nor vice-versa. You need to establish which type of system your install is first, as that has a strong influence on where the app may add its functionality. Simple way to do that at the moment is to look at the URL you use to access the system. If it is…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I assume you're looking for a Trello instance owned by the society - if you can't find it with a search engine, then you're going to need to ask someone who currently has access where it is.

Is your company Jira a Cloud install? You tagged this as Cloud, but then asked about localhost which will be a Server/DC install. Apps usually work very differently on Cloud and DC. What do the docs for the app say it should be doing?

Yes, you can alter what the board selects such that it includes all the issues you want to see. You can only do that if a) you are not going to be doing Scrum, and b) you understand the filters behind your board and chart.

I am sorry that the answer you got before was misleading - it was generated by an AI that has no understanding of your question or Atlassian software. I suspect you are looking at a team-managed project. (Check the bottom left-hand corner of the screen - it will say team or company managed). These only have one project…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You'll need to ask the app vendors about how the app should appear. Apps can insert themselves in all sorts of places - some appear in the menus, some in project tabs, some on issues, and some only in the admin sections. You need to look at where the app should appear first. Also check…

Then it is a validator of some sort. The field config is the first place to check, but a validator can be coded to return much the same error.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Boards and reports are for looking at different things. A board may have a load of stuff in its backlog, or be ignoring things from previous sprints, or released versions, or, or, or, whereas the pie charts you show us will be more simple, just showing you everything from a filter. The…

What your org level expects is not Scrum, it's not Agile, and it cannot work, for sub-tasks. If your bugs are at the story level, you can do it for them, but sub-tasks simply can't have a sprint field applied to them, other than inheriting it from their parent. It's total nonsense to have a sub-task that's in a different…

No. You can add any Jira user to any project. Your developers will only have limited actions on JSM issues available - they can be allowed to see, watch, and comment on JSM issues for example, without being given Agent rights. Agents can be given full access to Jira Software projects, but can't use the boards that issues…