Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

You don't. Your agents can select approvers, they don't need Software licences to be able to do that.

This is not a recommended way to do this. "Move issue" is not something you should ever be doing as part of a standard process. It makes structural changes to the issue, and can be a very complex, fraught, and human-error prone process. Your users will not want to do it, because it's slow, clunky, and complex, and you…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! We are going to need more information - what is the estimate statistic you are using for the board? Could we get a screenshot? Is your board configured to have all your "done" status in the last column?

Confluence is a web server, it generates HTML for your browser on the data held in it. There is no "simple code to show as an example" - it's an entire server.

I do not know. I hope it is an automatic update.

Is the user in the Jira Software product access group? (Jira users is usually just for logging into Jira, not Software)

Ok, you'll need to write stuff that can sync what you need. You could try this in automation, but it could get very complicated very quickly. I would recommend using an app to do it instead - people have already done all the code for you and it won't be months before you can start using it. I've worked with the first three…

There are other apps that need to be triggered by buttons in the app menu.

Then you should be able to do it. Go to admin -> permission schemes, and have a look through there, then head off to admin -> issue security, and add a new one. The way they work is that the permissions let people into the project, and then an issue with a security-level set can only be seen by the users nominated in the…

Is your "created" field a text field? If you were to look at the built-in "created" date field instead, you'll find it works fine. Just click on the name of the column, like any other. It works for me in queues and issue navigator. Could you tell us where you are looking where it is failing? Could you try another browser?

What do you mean by "updated"? You don't upgrade Confluence cloud systems (you're in the Cloud admin group here) If you mean you are on Server/DC and you have upgraded it to a newer version, then did you upgrade all the installed apps?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think you may be running into a common misunderstanding of how the data works. It is a bit easier to explain with an example. Imagine your project components are the seven colours of the rainbow, and you have issues: IssueComponentsSearch for IndigoSearch for green RB-1 Red, indigo,…

No, the permissions and security schemes are fixed on free versions.

It's because they are different applications, and licenced separately and differently, despite running on the same platform. Only Agents can work with Requests and the issues behind them. Developers have limited access to Service Management projects because they are not Agents (they can be permissioned to read and comment…

There's no functionality like that in Jira. You might want to give https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211683/comala-canvas-for-jira?hosting=cloud&tab=overview a try though.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The only way to use a separate database is to install a second Jira instance, with another licence (which you can't get for server any more, as it is going away)

If you're going to do this (as Andrii says, it's a bad idea), make sure that you stop Confluence, take a full backup of the database, run your SQL, restart Confluence, and run a full re-index before letting your people back in.

I think you have to update the descriptor in your app, rebuild it, and update the marketplace entry for it.

Note that sub-tasks are configured at the project level, not issue type, there's no nesting. When you add a new sub-task type to your scheme, all base-level issue types can use it as their sub-task.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, that is correct, the permissions and security schemes are fixed on free versions and you can't change them.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is because of the way "include" works. The include function does not copy the included page, it renders it as though it was part of the current page. Imagine the content is all code. A page would not be * Run code for section 1 of this page in this context * Run code for an included…

Oh, I see, you're not talking about moving apps in Cloud, you're the app provider. Apps like these have a connector in Cloud which tells Cloud where to go when someone uses the app. So, if your new server continues to serve your app from the same URL, your users won't notice anything.

I am sorry that the answer you got before did not answer your question - it was generated by an AI that has no understanding of your question or Atlassian software. You need to talk to your site admin - the person who administer the site. (The site is the base URL something.atlassian.net, Confluence is one application that…

I am sorry that the answer you got before did not answer the question - it was generated by an AI that has no understanding of your question or Atlassian software. In select-list type fields, users are offered "options" from a list. Your import data must be mapped on to a valid option (usually by having the same text as…

You can create a new JWM project yes, but what do you mean by "aligned with the issues in the software project"? Do you mean you want to clone all the issues from the software project, or do you want some form of synchronisation between the projects? (or both)

That's exactly what a board is for! I'm not sure what you are looking for if not a board.

You could put properties on all the status in the workflow that would remove the permission, but it is far easier and more maintainable to remove that group from the permission scheme.

Ah, that's not the bit I was talking about! I thought you were trying to change the language of the system (from the page you land on if you click the link in your screenshot). You are looking at changing the indexing language. As the warning says, it is not currently possible for Confluence admins to change it, only…

Sub-tasks won't appear on a backlog, they're functionally useless in backlogs because you don't put sprint estimates on them (they're a part of a sprint item) and you can't rank them outside their parent. If you are putting sprint estimates on sub-tasks, that would explain the numbers going wrong - Jira will be ignoring…

Apps for Server and Cloud are totally different pieces of software. There's often no point in testing an app on server if you're going to move to cloud soon. You should be testing the app on Cloud.