Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

A form can't contain the issue ID when creating a new issue, because the issue ID only comes into existence as the issue is created, after you fill in the form. After it exists, it's an irrelevance in the form, because the form belongs to it already, and can be seen in the issue view.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This makes no sense. The whole point of a column is to represent where an issue is in your process. Having issues appear in more than one column completely defeats the purpose of having columns on boards. Could you explain why you think you want this? It sounds like you might need…

This answer was generated by an AI that has no clue what it is doing. @Frederik Vantroys please turn off your 'bot, or at least read and check the horribly wrong things before it posts.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Post-functions can not give you warning messages, they are not connected to the UI at all. The best you could do would be to create a comment on the issue that highlights that the user has done something wrong. You might be able to do something with conditions, listeners, automation or…

Jira does not record how an issue was created, so no, you can't run a search that will report on where a sub-task was created from. But you can tie sub-tasks to their parents, as @Alexander Pappert has described. Obviously, I do it with Scriptrunner, but I wanted to add that the best way to do it is include the new field…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! A migration, done properly, will not need to worry about custom field IDs. The only type of migration that would is where you're trying to do it with SQL, directly amending the database, and there is no question that this is the worst possible way to do any migration and you should never…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! All versions of Jira server will continue to work as they have before. The licence only limits the number of active users you have, it has no effect on functionality! The end of support simply means they will be unsupported, and not have any effort put into maintaining or improving them.…

It's always good to hear different opinions, being disagreed with is a good thing, it helps us re-evaluate, update and learn. The link in my comment will take you to the place where you can make suggestions to Atlassian (it's only for Server systems though, in Cloud, they ask you to use "Give feedback about" in the help…

Confluence is intended to be used as a wiki, not a data dump of huge amounts of information people will probably never wade through to find what they're looking for. Yes, it has a lot of prettified functions, but the target audience is mostly people who want specific highly-focussed information and are unlikely to read a…

Why are your people taking so long to refine issues? You're completely unclear on whether you are using Cloud or Server here, so I can't generate screenshots, because I don't know which one you are using. You say cloud and then give us a server version (cloud doesn't have versions, it's always "latest") But you don't need…

This has not changed - comments are not a field, they are a function. Atlassian are not going to rewrite the comment functionality to make it more field-like, it is working well, and as intended, for the overwhelming majority of their customers since Jira was first written. It is very useful in the edit screen because…

I would like to confirm what Stephen said. Enabling the parallel sprint function does not have any effect on any of your existing sprint data, it just enables you to start more than one sprint. It's the same if you turn it off - no data will be affected, you just won't be able to start more than one sprint from a board (if…

Yep, if you write a user macro on a Server or DC instance, it exists on that instance. Any Cloud instances you have are separate systems, and you can't add user macros to Cloud, so there's nowhere to copy and paste your macro code to.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The server.xml file lives in the root of the data directory you defined for your Atlassian system. For example /home/jira/server.xml or /opt/atlassian/jira/home/server.xml But you do need to go digging for it. At least the directory IMHO Cloudflare is a massive pain though. It hides a…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It's the same for Cloud and DC, I would create a simple search for "everything" (just leave the JQL blank!), save it as a filter, then add a "two dimensional filter" gadget to your dashboard, setting it to use project as the X axis, version as the Y axis, and your "everything" filter as…

There's nothing I can even start to disagree with in that comment :-)

I've got three, but two of them are utterly pointless now, and I'm thinking they'll go to recycling if we move house. * I play wargames, admittedly mostly online now, but I've got a collection of about 1,000 figurines that I used to play them in real life. Most of which I think I did a decent job of painting. We still use…

That does look like a custom field to me. Can you check the list of custom fields, as an admin, find the "Adobe XD link" field in the list and check what field type it is? The type is usually displayed under the name of the field - we need to know if it is a built-in custom field type or one coming from an app.

Ok, have you raised it with the application vendor?

I'm broadly with you. JaC has always felt under-used by Atlassian product owners. I do know that they do pay some attention to it, but it is only one factor in their planning and design, and very much feels like it's always been the least weighted factor, because so little of it gets looked at. Voting in Jira doesn't…

I have the same problem as @Evgenii - both your macro and theirs are working fine for me. But, could you * tell us what the errors you get are (Actually, you may not get any errors, I'm probably looking for more of a description of what you actually get when viewing a page where the macro is used) * try the different…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira does not have any functionality that could do this, so it's either * A human doing it via the UI or database manipulation (SQL access should never be allowed) * A human writing a script to do it * An app written to do it, either deliberately or as a bug The third of those sounds…

The TLDR version of this is that your database is corrupt. The usual reason for this is that someone has been writing to a Jira database outside Jira, without having a comprehensive understanding of what they are doing, and they've got it wrong. You can also do it with poorly written scripts or apps, and it can sometimes…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! As an issue tracker, Jira is not expected to have significant concurrency issues, unless basically, you're using it for purposes other than issue tracking. I've seen concurrency issues dozens of times, but that's almost 20 years of looking after Jira sysatems, and with hundreds of…

I think it is unclear what you are trying to do. Atlassian accounts cannot be used to access Server systems (you said server in your tags), so there's nothing to "uninstall" there. You can remove access to your system for an account as I said, but that's not "uninstall", on either Cloud or server. If you're trying to…

@Kristján Geir Mathiesen - it's near the top left of this photo I took a few weeks ago when someone else asked about my zoom background. Amazingly, it still works when I put a battery in it!

Do you mean you want to add a macro to a page, or you want to write code to create a macro that you can add to a page?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What do you mean by "xd link"? What is that? A custom field?

Same as you edit any other scheme.

It's the same answer - do you want to let them create issues in the project or not?