Comments
-
That all looks like you should be able to change language, it's the same setup I see on all the Cloud Confluences I have admin on (and can change the default language) Can you paste a screenshot of the error for us, and name the site? (The name is part of the URL you use to access it - https://<name>.atlassian.net
-
That's a clever "fix", but it completely breaks all your sprint reports and makes it pointless doing sprints. You need to look at the issues that have this problem and your board configuration. You should not be clearing out the sprint field, you need to look at why you have not configured your board to work.
-
If your Atlassian account is not managed by your company, then you can simply change the email address on it to whatever you want. If your company has a sensible policy on changing your emails (i.e. the old one still works for a month after you get the new one), then again, you'll be able to change the email address to the…
-
I am sorry, but that is not correct. All three extensions I use in my browser said your text has a 95%+ chance of being written by an AI, and ChatGPT generated pretty much the same text when I asked it the question. It was also factually incorrect, and did not answer the question. I know you made some effort in adding the…
-
Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The list of available reporters is determined by who has "create issue" permission in the project. This will include users for apps that have been integrated with the intent of letting them create issues when the users use that application.
-
Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I suspect all you need to do is create a board (probably Kanban), and make sure you include an estimate field on the issues.
-
Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can't move apps between servers on Cloud, you have no access to the servers that the services are running on. So I'm a little confused on what you mean here. What are you actually planning to do?
-
And yes, I know this was a ChatGPT generated question. Please stop. It's not the right AI for this.
-
You should always do it manually. Ending a sprint is the responsibility of the ream.
-
That would be misrepresenting what you did. You can't expect an issue tracker to lie about what happened - the whole point of them are that they record what you worked on. There's no reason to leave a sprint open and have it end weeks after the end data. That's missing the whole point of doing sprints. But if you've got…
-
Welcome to the Atlassian Community! If you go to admin -> products -> JSM management -> Configuration, then look to the bottom of the screen, you can enable "can customers access and send requests without logging in" If you need them to log in, then they're going to need to get their token and add it to your app so you can…
-
Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I am aware of several NHS trusts using Trello, but not for any patient data, it's all organisational stuff. The long bit I think you need to read is at https://trello.com/legal/security but one key line in it is "All user content is stored within US regions of AWS." Also, anyone using…
-
I don't see this happening. When I use <enter>, I get a new paragraph, when I use <shift><enter>, I get a new line. (The trick to identify the difference is to highlight the text and hit bullet-points - paragraphs become points, lines remain inside their paragraph) This is one of the few times I think we need to see a…
-
Confluence is a wiki, not a video recording system. It's just not in the same area as video capture. I am not sure what you are really asking for it to do here though. Could you explain a bit more?
-
It's ease of use, and consistency. Confluence is a wiki, meaning a place to write stuff to publish to a wide audience for them to read. The emphasis on read is important. If you want people to be comfortable reading a page, do not change fonts at all (you can get away with font changes between obvious titles and sections,…
-
That is a Confluence instance, which is Atlassian. But you need to explain what uContact is - that is not an Atlassian product, nor is it an app you add to Atlassian. I suspect uContact is using the Confluence you've given us the URL to as a documentation system, and you have clicked on "help with Confluence" instead of…
-
Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira does not directly look at this, you'll need to read it from the application logs (<jira-home>/logs/atlassian-jira.log is the best one to scan, it contains something like "<date><time>Jira successfully started" and a message about stopping if you shut it down cleanly)
-
The method of creation is irrelevant for this, unless you've somehow coded something for those issues to not be in the last column on the board somehow. I think the next test is to directly compare every field on an issue that did move against one that did not (including the status of all the subtasks on an issue, and…
-
I am sorry that the answer you got form @Diogo Teles before was misleading - it was generated by an AI that has no understanding of your question or Atlassian software. Plain Jira's hierarchy is simply standard issue type sub-task types Jira Software adds Epic as a layer above, and Advanced Roadmaps allows you to have more…
-
Atlassian do not ask trick questions in the exams. (And please stop using ChatGPT to get answers wrong)
-
Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Some partners offer server-based Bamboo systems as a managed service, but it's not "Cloud" beyond "it runs on someone else's kit"
-
No, the parent ID is for when you are adding sub-tasks. You need to look for the issue key, key, or just issue ID
-
You say "by default you can’t assign several people to one epic, which I find strange. Why only 1 person can be assigned? " An Epic is an issue. You should never assign more than one person to an issue because it is an utter disaster in managing your issues. But also, an Epic is a grouping of potentially thousands of…
-
There's no way to do this usefully in Cloud, exactly because of what you say - an Automation or script will update the issue, and hence set the "last updated date" to "now". What we need is a field that won't trigger the issue update change. Scriptrunner's scripted fields can do that, but only on DC. The only way we can…
-
Welcome to the Atlassian Community! That sounds like your servers are not serving things up correctly, they're doing some form of redirect to https which cannot be followed by a simple embedded url. They should be doing this, it's the right thing to do - you should not be using HTTP for any system that has any form of…
-
Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The end date of a sprint is for marking the end date of the sprint. Sprints are a time-box. They have a start and an end. Jira assumes the end date of a sprint, because it should be predictable - sprints are supposed to be the same length, and the next starts at the end of the last, so…
-
Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Could you explain what this has to do with Confluence? (Or any other Atlassian product)
-
No, there's no way to do that. You could do it if you were using DC though, but you'd need to rewrite and recompile bits of Jira to do it.
-
Yes, ChatGPT does not understand Atlassian systems, it generates utter garbage answers. It's fine to use it to generate an answer as a draft, but you absolutely need to read and check what it has said, because it is going to be mostly useless.
-
Yes, but not in a spreadsheet, I'd like to see the raw text of the file you imported. Spreadsheets tend to try to format your data for viewing, so whilst it looks fine in your screenshot, there's a good chance that is not what is in the plain CSV you are looking at. Could you open the file in a text editor? Or just cat it…