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Hi @kaviroi, the only thing, your screenshot says is, that there are no subtasks in your project (the number right beneath "Sub-task") which will be changed. If you have assigned your new workflow only to the sub-task issuetype and changed nothing else, only the subtasks are touched by your changes. Look at the number with…

Hi @BillyP - thank you! Of course, feel free to use the world's most famous tag :-)

Yes, we are all working on the same place.

the photo‘s from pixabay, it‘s not taken by me. But of course, I‘ll take my camera with me to Barcelona

Don't miss Sagrada Familia. It really is the most beautiful and impressive cathedral I have ever seen in my life. If you want to visit it, I would advice you to buy online tickets in advance. Without tickets, sometimes you have to wait for hours to get into the cathedral. 

There's nothing like an owner of a page. What do you mean by owner? If someone leaves the company, his account is usually deactivated and therefore all his permissions. If she/he has restricted a page, an admin is able to release the restricted page. Is this what you're asking?

But be careful, @adrien.lancelot. This approach might result in a permission and restriction hell that is hard to handle. On every single page creation in your space, you have to think about restrictions. On every single one and every user of your space has to do this. I wouldn't do that and since you wrote, that you are…

You're welcome, @Aleksander Zmorzyński

Hi Adrien, you have to give your colleagues permissions to view the page, that means, you have to give them at least view permissions on the space, the page is in. You can't give access to a single page without giving access to the space.

Hi @Aleksander Zmorzyński, this should do it: ((issuetype = "Change request" AND priority = Blocker) OR (issuetype = Bug AND priority in ("Blocker, Critical))) AND status not in (Done, Rejected, Canceled)

Could you please explain your question / discussion a little bit more? I don't know, what you expect from us.

Oh, I love the Dolomite Alps - we've been in St. Christina, hiking, a few years ago. 

When we started with Agile, we got support from a well-respected consulting company. Their strongest advice was to not use electronical boards, just real boards with real paper issues. And we still have a lot of these, but also virtual boards in Jira. What do you think, is better? Would you say, issues should exist both in…

An amazing August award, absolutely! Atlassian appends an august-challenge addition after adding action-packed, always awesome articles about adorable achievements. After adding an answer, Atlassian apparently assigns an August award :-)

Hi @Marco Campeotto, you have to migrate your Jira to a new server server with the new database (be sure you install the same Jira-version as the old one). The whole process is described here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira064/migrating-jira-to-another-server-720411862.html

You're welcome, @Amie Fudge

Hi Amie, you have to change your workflow, so that closed issues are editable. The procedure is described here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-do-i-edit-closed-issues-779160787.html

I see. If you use epics like some kind of a story, you should take care of closing the epic in your sprint also. So maybe you should create epics like feature1-part1, feature1-part2, etc. and close them with your sprint release.

Hi @Anders Timsjö, I think of epics as containers. They are long-running, big issues, which contains smaller issues, the stories. In our company, it is not unusual to keep an epic open for a long time, a year or even longer. Epics are not released to production, but stories are. 

Hi @K.V.L.N. Karthik - I also do not know what you mean by a given resource, but you can query for a special update date, e.g. 30.07.2018 by: updated >= "2018/07/30" AND updated < "2018/07/31"

I'm sorry, but I don't know another way... except: exporting every single workflow and then search in the exported XML-files for your post-function But then you also have to open every single workflow.

Hi @Stan Olbrot, here's a knowledgebase article about this topic: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/changing-custom-field-types-in-jira-158357.html

There are some report templates available in every project: http://<your-jira-url>/projects/<project-key>?selectedItem=com.atlassian.jira.jira-projects-plugin:report-page You can also create a dashboard for one project and share it to everyone. Other users can then create their own dashboard, starting with a copy of your…

Thank you. So, it's more like a general information and no report of issue data. But I'm sorry, you can't add such general pages to Jira. I would use Confluence for that purpose. Jira has projects and issues, you can create reports on these, but you can't add simple pages. If you have an external page, you can add the link…

Hi @Pavani Maligi, what kind of page do you think of and how should the page be accessible across the projects? Do you think of some kind of reporting? 

Hi @Kanchanamala K, you can't see your permissions, if you are not at least project administrator. Permissions are granted by project, every project can be configured on its own.

Hi @Puneet Varma, if you have two different boards in your project, you have to take care that every issue is belonging to one board only. Look at your board configuration and there on the filter query. Edit the query, so that every single issue is only belonging to one board, e.g. with a special component for scrum and…

You're welcome, @Maybritt Streit, if you think, your question is answered, please accept the answer with the checksign. Other users with similar questions can find answers more easy if they are accepted. Thank you

Hi @Vickie Mullins, edit the page, click on the table colums and select fixed width: Then adjust the table columns manually.

Hi @[deleted], have you tried: issuetype != SendCodeasLetter and status != ToCheck and updated <=-24h