Thomas Schlegel Community Champion

@Tinker Fadoua - Great to read more about you (and seeing a picture of you). I also think that it's great to have you in our community, interesting, friendly, awesome, helpful, that's you! I hope, we'll meet someday in person (we still need to improve my French ;-) ) 

Look at the board filter 

A project is a component? Are your boards based on components?

Please also, have a look at the configuration of the other boards, where your sprint is showing. 

Sorry, I see, you looked at the configuration

If all of your issues are from the same project, you don't have to look at each of them, that makes no sense. Did you look at the board configuration?

yes, I mean the Jira search. If you get a lot of strange results by searching for the sprint's issues, this might be your problem. Look at every single issue and try to find out, whether the active sprint setting is correct or not. If not, you should remove the issue from the board. Also, check your board configuration.…

Hi @Bertrand BARBOT I think, you included issues from several projects into that sprint. That is why the sprint appears on various boards. You should query, which issues are involved in your sprint with that jql: sprint = <sprint name> and then remove issues from the sprint.

You're welcome, @Pavan Gorthi If you think, your question is answered, please accept the answer with the checkmark. Other users with similar questions can find answered questions more easy if they are marked as answered.

Hi Pavan, you can get developer licenses also for all your licensed apps. At least this is working for every plugin we licensed. 

Hi Kedar, if you create a project with shared configuration, you share the following: * Issue Types * Workflows * Screens * Fields * Priorities * Permissions * Notifications But of course, you can change all these settings after creation of a shared project.

Hi, here you can get more information about this issue: https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloudkb/changing-the-cloud-instance-url-address-or-migrating-to-a-new-cloud-instance-691011835.html

Hi Markus, use single quotes: issueFunction not in subtasksOf("issuetype in ('User Story')")

@Monique vdB I can't wait until October, when it will be released in German...

@[deleted] Shame on me, I never played Eldritch Horror. I know (and like) the classic one: Arkham Horror and even more Arkham Horror - The Cardgame. But I heard that Eldritch Horror is better than Arkham Horror. And also, I don't know Quelf. I googled it now, but I think, it's not my kind of game. Maybe @Monique vdB, my…

There are some free JQL - Apps, but I don't know about them: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?pricingAndSupport=free&query=jql You have to try.

You just have to use google. That's really easy. But here you can download Jira: https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/download

Hi Oren, the first problem means, that you are running a Jira Version (7.1.9) which is not supported by Atlassian any more. It does not mean, that your installation will stop working in the near future, but you won't get support for this version. You should update to a newer version, if you have a valid license. The second…

Hi, since your project can only have one issue type scheme and each issue type scheme can only have one default type, this is not possible. Maybe you can create two projects, one for user stories and another one for change requests, each with one issue type and one subtask issue type only?

Hi Markus, do you have the Scriptrunner app? If so, you can use this JQL: issuetype in subTaskIssueTypes() AND issueFunction not in subtasksOf("issuetype in (story, user story)") With plain Jira, a jql like this is not possible.

You have to set a resolution, if your subtask is done. "Done" is the status, "Resolved" is a resolution. These are totally different things in Jira. Usually, you set a resolution in your workflow, if the issue is closed. Either programatically through the workflow or by showing your user a transition screen with the…

Do you mean the popup-window in the new layout? I have just tested with a new custom field and this custom field is there immediately after entering a value:

I can't look at your board. This is a user community, not Atlassian Support. Are your subtasks resolved (that does not mean, they have the status "done")?

Hi Sveta, - are your subtasks also resolved (do they have a resolution)? - is the done-status of the subtasks assigned to the rightmost column of your board?

Hi Heather, for activity tracking purposes, we use the tracking app from ServiceRocket: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/net.customware.confluence.plugin.tracking/server/overview It is free and works well.

You're welcome, @MSDE If you think, your question is answered, please accept the solution with the checksign. Other users with similar questions can find answered questions more easy with such a marker. Thank you

7.4 look here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftware/jira-software-7-4-x-release-notes-902079634.html

This is funny, I've never seen that before :-)

Hi Paul, self-indexing in Cloud is not possible anymore. If you need to reindex your project, you have to contact Atlassian Support (https://support.atlassian.com/contact).

@vrgl2 Thank you for the example, I see the same behaviour in my Confluence installations 6.7.0 and 5.10.7. You should raise a support ticket here: https://support.atlassian.com/