Thomas Schlegel Community Champion

Hi, resolutions should be something like "fixed" or "won't fix" or some other things that describe, why an issue was closed. Usually, the solution does not change with every status change like "test" or "deployed". Best regards Thomas

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Hi Andreas, I don't think, that this is possible with JQL. Cheers Thomas

Hi Dave, try one of these suggestions for scripted fields with ScriptRunner: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/232072

Hi Adriano, if you mean, how to administer your labels, then the simple answer is: you can't. You can add a label to an issue, remove the label from the issue, but that's it, as far as I know. If I misunderstood your question, you should clarify it. Cheers Thomas

Hi, "version-history" is part of the Page Information Tools from Adaptavist. A little bit of googleing would have told you that also. Cheers Thomas

I have never heard of a limited number of users for a project role. We have roles that have far more than 19 users. Do you get an error message ? Is there something in the logs ?

Hi Niel, you're right, I think the 'was' operator was introduced in v4.3 Without this operator, I think you have no chance to get the result you want, sorry. Best regards Thomas

Hi Niel, I think you can find the issues with this JQL: status was "Testing" by USERNAME Best regards Thomas

Hi Andrey, we are using the Tree View Plugin for that (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/de.edrup.confluence.plugins.tree-view/server/overview) It's free and works great.

Hi, first question: add a transition view to your transition where you show the user a comment field. Look here for more information. second question: create a custom event, fire this event with a post function. In the notification scheme of the project, you can define, who will get an information if your custom event is…

Sorry, I can't helpl you with that. You have to ask the provider of the Virtual Machine. I think there might be some OS restrictions that prevent you from saving your changes.

you can use every port you want, but you have to call JIRA then with the assigned port-number in the browser. Have also a look here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver071/changing-jira-application-tcp-ports-802593049.html

Hi Jim Just activate the "List" view. Best regards Thomas

Hi Manuel, we have designed those steps in the workflow. I don't think that there is another solution. Best regards Thomas

Hi Chiranjeevi, Content Formatting Plugin from Adaptavist has a div-macro. Maybe you have installed this plugin on your old system but not on the new one. There may be other plugins that come with a div-macro. Div is a very common tag in websites.

we do exactly the same, put the 'waiting issues' in a separate status

Hi Norman, just write a comment here : https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/44628/where-s-my-t-shirt i think you will soon get an answer best regards and congratulations to your Karma kingdom :-) Thomas

Hi Jürgen, the page you are referring to, does not apply to Jira OnDemand. It is mentioned on the right side of the page in the panel. You can't configure LDAP with Jira OnDemand. Look here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AOD/Restricted+Functions+in+Atlassian+OnDemand Cheers Thomas

Hi Todd, you can change it to a list view. Just open the drop down menu right beneath the attachment header Thomas

Hi, is this why you asked this question twice ? ;-) Maybe two Jira-Users have your email-adress. Best regards Thomas

Hi Brent, I'm not sure, if you can enter a path within a SVN Repository as your Repository root. Maybe give it a try in a test environment ? Cheers Thomas

Hi Brent, your SVN-Admin can edit an SVN-Commit-Comment within SVN. You can't remove this in Jira. Cheers Thomas

Hi, this was discussed here: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/42653/jira-5-x-issue-assignee-drop-down-no-longer-shows-full-list-of-assignable-users-in-a-project Cheers Thomas

and do you see any error messages in there ?

if you don't find them, look here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Working+with+Confluence+Logs#WorkingwithConfluenceLogs-FindingtheConfluenceLogFiles

Hi Tim, as the error message says, it would be very helpful, if you would give us more information about your problem. Are there any error messages in the logfiles ? Cheers Thomas

Hi John, I think you should ask Adobe, not the Jira Community. The cause for your problem might be the blanks in your username. Maybe. BTW, I would never show my login name for another Site here. Remember, this is a public forum. Best regards Thomas

ok, so we were hunting for ghosts... ;-) thank you for the information

Sorry Norman, I have no idea what is going wrong there. Everything seems right. Nic, do you have another idea ? I think you should ask official Atlassian Support (https://support.atlassian.com/secure/Dashboard.jspa) Good Luck Thomas