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You're welcome, @[deleted]
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Hi Joe, you have to create a new issue type in your project for the second workflow. You can assign another workflow to each issue type, but not two workflows to the same issue type. So these are the steps you have to do: * Create a second issue type * Add the issue type to the issue type scheme used by your project * Copy…
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Thank you all for your congratulations and best wishes! It's great and I really enjoy being a part of this community here.
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Hi Itay, I hope, the information on this page may help you: https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/restore-passwords-to-recover-admin-user-rights-158390.html
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You can also use the sections and column - macros to define your own page layout. Put a section macro on your page and into that section, put as many column macros as you want. You can set the size of each column separately. But I think, they have to have anything inside them to be sized the way you want them. Look here…
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Hi Mark, the app "Content Formatting for Confluence" provides a macro called "align". Using that macro, you can align your image to the right of the page. The app is not for free and there also may be others in the marketplace, but we are using this one and are satisfied with the app.
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I don't think, they sell their beverages outside of Europe 🙁
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Yes, it's kind of coke, but they also produce lemonades based on * lemon * melon * orange * elder-cherry-apple * Organic grapes * Coke with coffee * organic rhubarb * Paraguay tea
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You're welcome, @Katie Salter If you think, your question is answered, please mark it as answered. With such a marker, other user find answered questions more easy. Thank you
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Hi Katie, you can easily create the product requirements page on your own. It's just a Confluence Page like that: Title: Product requirements Then there's a macro "Create from Template" with the following parameters: A horizontal row Then the macro "Page Properties Report" with the following params: That's it. If you have…
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I love the Monkey 47 Gin. It is distilled in the southern part of Germany, the Schwarzwald (Black Forest). Great taste!
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Although I would say, I'm no German by cliché (I don't wear Bavarian clothes and I really don't like the Oktoberfest), I do like beer. I prefer "Weissbier" or "Weizenbier". And most of this kind of beer is produced in Bavaria, so far for the cliché. But I also drank this in San Francsico, brewed in the United States and it…
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Do you have any external plugins / apps installed? If you have any apps that you don't need necessarily, disable them. We had some years ago a problem, with one of our applications updating an issue field with lots of data by the REST api. It added more and more text to the field, again and again and after a while, Jira…
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Hi Stephanie, I don't think, that the problem is caused by the length of your workflow. We have 92 different workflows, some of them with 12 steps, but mostly all of them with conditions and functions. Have you already tried to increase memory? Is there something in the logfiles before your Jira stops working?
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No, it's not a condition but a workflow transition post function you have to use. E.g. the Jira Misc Workflow Extensions provide a function called "Transition parent issue". But the app is not for free.
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Hi Saurav, out of the box, there is no automatic transitioning between subtasks and their parent task. The only automation is, when you move all subtasks to the rightmost column in your board, you will be asked whether the parent task should be moved also to the most right column. You can prohibit closing the parent issue,…
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@claudia cunningham, you're welcome :-) If you think, your question is answered, please mark it as answered. Other users find answered questions more easy with such a marker. Thank you.
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No, not as I know. The standard confluence table is no macro, but a regular HTML-table.
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Hi Nitin, no, you can't get rid of all the macros in all your pages at once. You have to edit them manually. You can find your pages with this search term: macroName:table* macroName:div* macroName:style* ...
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Hi Prashant, no, you can't create a subtask type that again has subtasks. You can create "One Story" and "Two Story" as main issue types, and of course, then, each of them can have subTasks.
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Hi Torbjörn, unfortunately, I don't know any other way than the hard one you already described. We do the same, always paying attention to not lose other projects when adding new ones to the context. There are already some jira issues that are related to your question: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-36010…
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You can see the value of your custom field there, if the field has a value for the issue. But you can't change it there.
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You're welcome :-)
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Hi Silke, try the following: status changed to done DURING ('2017-10-30', '2017-11-05') AND status = done
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Hi Pamela, no, you can only create or display Jira issues from Confluence. Changing an issue through a Confluence page is not possible, as far as I know.
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Hi, out of the box, Confluence has no workflow for this. There is an app Comala Workflows that can do the trick, but it is not for free and for server instances only. For Cloud, you can use Comala Approvals for Confluence Cloud, but also not for free.
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Hi Teddy, do you have another space where the decision index page was created? Then you can just copy that one to your space and change the space key in the Macros "Create from Template" and "Page Properties Report" You can also create the index page manually. Just add the "Page Properties report" macro to a page, edit the…
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Maybe we have lighter stories here :-) For our sprint-planning, stories are sufficient.
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Hi Christian, I think that your tasks are not the way, we use tasks. A task in my opinion belongs to a single user story. The backlog is based on user stories only, so their story points are summing up the effort of all their subtasks (but of course, in Jira the subtasks don't have story points). As you said, a subtask is…
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Hi Yousaf, yes, that's possible. You have to enable your AD as a "Jira Delegated Authentication Directory" (internal with LDAP Authentication). With such a setting, you have to add your user to Jira manually (and give them all their permission there), but the password is checked with the Active Directory.