Thomas Schlegel Community Champion

Hi Adrian, you have to create a jar file with the maven build tool. On the command line enter "atlas-mvn package" and you should see a jar file in the target-folder of your project. This jar-file contains all the necessary files to run your blueprint on the server.

Hi Jean, I've just tried your scenario on my Confluence 6.6.0 - unfortunately, I can't reproduce the problem. My exported pdf looks like this: How do you create the item "a. item 2.a"? With a tab to the right?

Hi Philip, I released your post from the spam quarantine. Sometimes the spam filter is a little bit strict. I can't tell you, why your post was considered as spam.

Hi Daniel, no, we are on 7.6.0 and there's no Export-Button like it is on Cloud.

Hi Christoph, from what you described, everything should be fine. Could you please post a screenshot of the restrictions of A.1? Thank you Thomas

I don't have any resolutions carved in stone. The last resolution that really lasted for long (and up to now) was to give up smoking. And that was 15 years ago... But of course, I also do my best to be a good friend, husband, teacher, colleague or whatever without loosing myself. Try to have fun, get to know other people…

There is nothing like a sprint on a kanban board. The only thing you can do is to move one or more status from the board to the backlog. The order of your issues within the column is defined by yourself. You can drag and drop the cards to any order you like. There is nothing like a top row. Because a kanban board is not…

Hi, I have released your post from the spam quarantine. Sometimes the spam filter is a little bit too strict, maybe caused by the code in your post. That's why we look regularly into the quarantine and release posts that are caught by mistake. But as most of us are just users like you, it could last until we find the time…

Never heard of KonMari before, I've googled it and yes, that's interesting. I'm thankful that we don't have a cellar or an attic, so I can't collect so many things. I also sell older board games, if the new ones do not fit into my (big) shelf anymore. But I think it's much more than removing things, it's another way of…

Mine is lost also 😄 Let's meet and eat Italian Food in San Francisco (or in Hamburg, it's nice here also, but the weather is definitely better in California...)

I think you'll find the field underneath the checked fields. There's another list with unselected fields under the selected ones.

Hi, you can see your active users in the user browser: http://<your jira url>/secure/admin/user/UserBrowser.jspa There, filter on group "jira-users".

Hi, that's strange. Your defaults should have the same available fields as the System list. The missing field should be available underneath the active fields. Could you please add some screenshots from the System view and the defaults view? Maybe this might help us finding the problem.

@Tinker Fadoua - I've just released it from quarantine

Hi, I have released your post from the spam quarantine. Sometimes the spam filter is a little bit too strict. That's why we look regularly into the quarantine and release posts that are caught by mistake. But as most of us are just users like you, it could take some time until we have the time to look at quarantine. I'm…

Hi zack, Quick Filters are the ones above the board: If you want to know, who is the owner / Admin of the board, you have to open the board to get its name and then look at the overview for all boards. There you can find the administrator fo the board.

As I said, you have to do the following steps: * create a new workflow with just the two steps * create a new workflow scheme * add the existing workflow to the new workflow scheme and associate it to the issue type 123 * add the new workflow also to your workflow scheme and associate it to the issue type 456 * Switch your…

Hi, you have to add a new workflow scheme (<your jira-url>/secure/admin/ViewWorkflowSchemes.jspa) Then add your workflows to your workflow scheme and assign them to the appropriate issue type. Then assign the new workflow scheme to your project. 

I understand your concerns. Have you sent your feedback already to Atlassian ("Give feedback" under the "New Jira Experience"-menu)? This is the best way to give direct constructive feedback to them. I know, Atlassian really appreciate your feedback. They do also read here, but in the first place, this is a user based…

This way is also there: Click on "Issues" then click on "Search Issues" - same as it was in the old UI. I think, you won't see more than four recent issues in the new UI, so the position won't be different. I agree with you, that the new UI is something, you have to get used to, but, give it a try :-)

Hi Philippe, the JQL search field is still there. Just click on the magnifier, then on "View all issues" right underneath "Recent Issues". Then, as you know already, change from standard to advanced and there is your JQL serarch field. You can also reach that page with this URL: https://<your jira url>/issues/?jql=project= 

If you create a blog post, there is a field "Posting Date" on the bottom of the page. This is set to today by default.

Hi Stephan, you have to edit your workflow. If you re-open an issue, you should add a post function to the transition: Clear Field Value. If the resolution field is cleared by this transition, the issue's name will not be striked through anymore. 

Hi Ivan, most of the fields are only visible if they have a value. There are a few exceptions, but you can't control this behaviour.

Hi Patrick, the blog post macro finds new blog posts as soon as they are released and indexed, usually this happens every minute. Maybe the blog post was created with a release date?

Hi Matt, have you also tried the FQDN address as application URL?

Hi Tom, an issue that is shown like that has a resolution set. The strikethrough does not mean, that the issue has reached the end status of its workflow. If you set a resolution somewhere in a status before it is finished, it will be shown like this.

Did you see the "Note for Jira administrators" on the page? It says, You can make Jira find issues based on the presence of these reserved words by changing the Indexing Language to Other (under Administration > System > General Configuration). But I didn't test that and don't know, if this leads to other problems.

Hi Trevor, as the linked page says, you can't search for the reserved word "not" - it is simply ignored by the index.

@Walter Buggenhout :-))