Thomas Schlegel Community Champion

Hi Milan, the permission scheme of your project defines, who's in the list of your assignees for that project. I assume, if you look at your project permissions, you find the group jira-users as assignable users. I would do the following: Add all users to the project role "Developers" in the projects where they should be…

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Hi, I think, your users are "autowatching" the content they created or changed. They can turn off autowatching here: http://<your-confluence-url>/users/viewmyemailsettings.action Your user have to change this setting on their own. A global setting will not be implemented, as you can see here:…

Hi Udo, there was a feature request for that: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-28447 but Atlassian closed it and stated, that this will not be implemented. Recently, there was a similar question with a workaround by Stephen Deutsch:…

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If you can edit the issues in the closed status, you can make a bulk change. Search for all issues that are closed but don't have a resolution: * status = "closed" and resolution is empty * Then click on "Tools -> Bulk Change" in the upper right corner and set a resolution in the following steps If editing is forbidden,…

Hi Sehrish, look here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/using-parallel-sprints-938845513.html

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This is necessary according to https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/database-setup-for-oracle-173821.html : grant connect to <user>;grant resource to <user>;grant create table to <user>;grant create sequence to <user>;grant create trigger to <user>;

No, bypassing this check would make no sense, because Confluence has to create or alter tables during installation. Are you really sure, that your database user has the create table permission for the schema?

you're welcome, @Aisha Heinze There's a feature request for that: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-21201 Maybe you want to vote for it.

Hi Aisha, as far as I know, you can only choose between five layouts:

Hi Miguel, you have to set a resolution to the ticket. If you close a ticket, you have to: * ask the user to set the resolution with a transition screen or * set a resolution automatically with a postfunction of the close-transition

Hi Nikolaj, you can create and manage groups here: https://<your-cloud-url>.atlassian.net/admin/groups

Hi @Bastian Stehmann, I'm sure you will! Welcome to our Community! Und viele Grüße nach Bremen!

This is mine:

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Hi Mikkel, here is a description for Language settings: https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloud/set-the-default-language-873871361.html Maybe you have additional settings in your profile?

No, that's not true. You only need an admin for adding group subscriptions. Every project member can add the subscription for her/himself. Just write a mail to everyone or communicate this in your next project meeting and everything's fine. Subscribing to a filter is not rocket science ;-)

Yes, you need a group for that. Putting a permission on the filter enables your users to use that filter in gadgets or select it from their filter list. Everyone of your users is able then to add a subscription for him/herself. If you have the "Manage Group Filter Subscriptions" global permission (you also get this from…

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Hi, strange, this still works on my Confluence version 5.10 as well as in Confluence 6.7.0 (which I am testing right now).

Hi Oliver, no, you can't add permissions based on labels. Permissions are based on the project level. You might do something with issue security within your projects, but I think this would be very cumbersome: * your user gets permissions in all your projects * then create an issue security scheme * add a Security Level…

Hi Bernd, you can create a subscription for yourself or for a Jira group of users. The group has to be defined in Jira, you can't select "members of the project". You can create filter subscriptions by clicking on "New Subscriptions" in the search view: In the following form, select the group as "Recipients" and set the…

Hi Mikkel, You can change the Jira language here: https://<your-cloud-url>.atlassian.net/secure/admin/ViewApplicationProperties.jspa and the Confuence language here: https://<your-cloud-url>.atlassian.net/wiki/admin/viewlanguage.action

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Lunapic is blocked in our organization... No friday fun this week :-( I'll try at home, tonight

Hi @DanaC, Monique's right, I work for an insurance company in Germany. Your job-description is very similar to mine. I'm also responsible for tools and toys for developers and clerks, administrating Atlassian tools, svn and git, jenkins, such old-fashioned things like powerbuilder (it's a programming language), take care…

Hi Pam, you can't merge issues. I would link them as duplicates and close one of them. You can add the author of the first one as watcher for the second one, if you want.

Hi Mateus, an Epic is meant to be a big long-running task. Epics come from the SCRUM methodology. Epics contain stories and last longer than one sprint. Stories should be ready within one sprint. But an epic is meant to be ready, someday. A component is not a task. There is no Jira-issue for that (like it is for an Epic).…