Thomas Schlegel Community Champion

Hi @Venkat Shabad - you should install Jira on a server so that everyone in your company can use it. Jira is a server software, the only software a client needs is a Webbrowser. Localhost is local and just for you. You should not use your computer for providing server software. A local installation is ok for testing…

Hi @philippe - nice to hear from you - I hope you're doing well!

You can't query the number of issues, you can just query issues. But you can do something similar with gadgets. First create these queries and save them - created > startOfWeek(-7d) and created < startofweek() save this as "issues created last week" - created > startOfWeek() save this as "issues created this week"…

Hi @Chris Dixon, you have to change the estimation in your board settings: Board -> Configuration -> Estimation:

@Jack Brickey - thank you for steppin' in

Hi @Bala, what kind of data do you exactly want to show?

A link to a Confluence page is built like that: <your-server-url>/display/<space-key>/<page-name> If the page name contains special characters, the link looks like that: <your-server-url>/pages/viewpage.action?pageID=<page-id> A link for editing is always built with the page-id like that:…

@Dirk Broks - maybe you have activated a quick filter on your gadget configuration?

Hi @Hari Prasath P, the issue link "blocks" on its own is not really blocking anything. It's just a link between two issues which is named "blocks". However, there are add-ons which provide conditions, validators and post-functions for your workflow, so you can e.g. disable a transition as long as there is a blocking…

Hi @Anusha_Raju, I think, you should have a look at the scroll-versions-for-confluence app in the marketplace. We do not use it, but as far as I know, this is exactly doing what you need. But there might also be other apps.

You're welcome, @Mariano Javier Ramos - if you think, your question is answered, please accept the answer with the checksign. Other users with a similar question can find answers much easier if they are accepted. Thank you 

This is a Community about Atlassian's software. This is, what you did not understand. And please be careful with your words. Have a look at our Community Guidelines and play nice: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/custom/page/page-id/rules-of-engagement Thank you

Sorry, but I don't have the time to solve your mathematical problems.

Could you please tell us a little bit more? I do not understand your question and I have no idea, what this might have to do with Confluence.

Could you please tell us a little bit more? I do not understand your question and I have no idea, what this might have to do with Confluence.

@Vivek Kaushal- a good starting point will be reading the documentation: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/getting-started-with-jira-software-938845026.html If you have more concrete questions after reading, don't hesitate to ask them here.

@Mirek - where do you live? Here in Northern Germany, the weather is warm and dry for two months now. It's beginning to get too dry already...

I see, then @Tansu Akdeniz's answer is the right one. You can't use current-user, because this will make all of your issues visible to everybody. You need to create a custom field and set this to the right user in every single issue. If the user will not be allowed to do this on his own, you have to do this as an admin...

@Sandra Meessen - a restriction to the current user does not makes sense in my opinion. This is no restriction, because every user gets the permission then to view the issue. You can also use the basic group "jira-users" for that. Or have I misunderstood your question?

@Sneha Sasikumar - Maybe it's better to ask a solution partner for support. This is a user community and you will find a lot of answers to your questions here and a lot of willing people to answer your questions, but I got a feeling that you need more of a training or support on the spot. If this is the case, you can find…

Hi @Mariano Javier Ramos, you have to change your board configuration. Go to your board, click on Board->Configure Then select "Issue Detail View": And add your custom field to the view.

Hi @Cali Lang, these users must be able to login to Confluence, they have to be a registered user with a license.

@Fabienne Gerhard - You have to visit some developer conferences, e.g. JAX in Mainz. You can carry home hundreds of pens from there...

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I haven't really "met" any celebs in my life. Maybe I usually spend my time in the wrong places for that. I've seen some of them in theatres (in the audience, not on stage) or in restaurants. I don't think, that they are well known outside of Germany, but here they are: Udo Lindenberg (Singer) - Hannelore Hoger (Actor) -…

Hi @Hjördís Auðunsdóttir, maybe you should ask this question at the developer's platform. This is different from the Community platform.

Hi @Ricardo Gonzalez, here are some examples. I do not list every single one of your queries, I think you can implement the missing ones on your own: - status not in (closed or whatever your closed status is) - created > startOfDay() - not created > startOfDay() - created > startOfDay(-1) - reporter = <username> - labels =…

Hi @[deleted], do you have different issue-types in your two projects? In the workflow scheme, a workflow is associated to an issue-type. If the issue-type does not exist in your project, the workflow is not active there.

Well, I don't think that these are Atlassian products. This is a community about their products.

What do you mean by MA and BIP?