Peter Van de Voorde Community Champion

Hi Adrien, Simply go to your Confluence Administrator Menu and search for the System Information menu Item on the left. Once that page is located you see the home folder and the installation folder of the currently running Confluence instance (search for Confluence Home and catalina.home ) Cheers, Peter

Hi Gary, This should be possible using the notification scheme of your Service Desk project. Simply add the reporter to the notifications of an issue created. You'll need to keep in mind that a user can indicate in his/her profile that they don't want to be notified of their own changes. If this is set they will not…

Hi Levani, Maybe this can help you out: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17683295/git-bash-error-rpc-failed-result-18-htp-code-200b-1kib-s Or maybe this one: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6842687/the-remote-end-hung-up-unexpectedly-while-git-cloning Best Regards, Peter

Hi Jennifer, your search query can be as long as you want, but keep in mind that it might impact the performance of your search. Some extra information about JQL (Jira Query language) can be found here : https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Advanced+Searching And here :…

you can use an OR in your queries, so just do a query for the main task (on issuekey) and combine it with the query for the sub tasks. Like this : (query key initative) OR (query subtasks) That should work.

Jennifer You can use the field parent = "issue key that is associated with key initative" to find all the sub tasks. Best regards Peter

This is something Atlassian did. If you need more information about it you should log a request here : https://support.atlassian.com Best regards, Peter

You could use the Project Portfolio Management technique I describe in this post : http://www.petervandevoorde.com/2013/02/26/project-portfolio-management-with-jira-and-greenhopper/ It might help you out in the visualization departement.

Jack, This forum is for questions about the Atlassian toolset see : http://www.atlassian.com This is not a web developers forum. I think you'll get an answer faster if you ask you question on SO : http://www.stackoverflow.com Best regards, Peter

Hi Jack, What exactly are you asking? Is this for custom development of an Atlassian application? Best regards, Peter

Hi Jan-Christian, It probably has something to do with you fuzzy search works : https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Performing+Text+Searches I would advise you to use the ~"DWW*" search because this seems to have resulted in the correct amount of issues. Best regards, Peter

Hi Jan-Christian, How exactly do the results differ? How many results do you get in each search? Best regards, Peter

Hi Joby, Please take a look at the documentation first, it should help you with understanding dashboards and how to use them, also take a look at how filters work and how you can use them in combination with your dashboard gadgets : https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Customizing+the+Dashboard Best regards, Peter

You will probably need to: * uninstall Greenhopper in your new Jira instance * reinstall Greenhopper version 6.1.3.1 * Import your project * Upgrade Greenhopper to the latest version. You might also search the backup file for all reverses to 6.1.3.1 and replace them with 6.2, this might or might not work and should be done…

Hi Ulrich, Here ya go : https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.pyxis.greenhopper.jira/versions Best regards, Peter

Hi Kathleen, This will not appear in the JIRA User Administration, that only records if people have logged into JIRA or not. Best regards, Peter

Are you using stylesheets for your pdf export? There might be a problem there? https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Customising+Exports+to+PDF Best regards, Peter

Hi Erik, Did you check the permissions on the page, maybe you don't have view permissions? Did you check your logfile for possible errors? Best regards, Peter

Hi Karthik, This is certainly possible. Simply replace the license key in your first instance with another license key (a developers license key or a trial license key or a newly purchased license key). Don't forget to copy the key to notepad first! And then paste the license key from your first instance (which you have in…

Hi Karthik, They have the same functionality. A production instance is the Stash instance you actually and actively use for development. A non-production instance is a Stash instance you use as a backup or as a testing environment for upgrades and plugins. I hope this explains it better. Best regards, Peter

Yes it is. Best regards, Peter

Hi Karthik, This will not work, you'll need to buy a license key for each production instance you have of Stash. If you have a production instance and a testing instance (to test Stash updates or plugins) you could use a developers license for the testing instance. More information about the developers license can be found…

Hi Reyes, Why don't you create it in the correct project to begin with? Best regards, Peter

Hi Ruban, If you update your Jira Agile version to the latest you should have the functionality you need. In this version an issue is owned by only one sprint (acros your entire Jira instance) . This means that all your issues will be owned by the master sprint and the seperate rapid boards will only display those issues…

Hi Karie, You've probably found a solution for this problem long ago but still : You could create a sub task of the type bug and add the bugs as subtasks to their corresponding stories, this would include them into the Sprint immediately. You could also use the Sprint Custom Field on your Create Screen to give people the…

Hi Miguel, Take a look at this answer, it might help you out : https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/230871/error-when-linking-jira-and-confluence Best regards, Peter

Hi Quinn, This is not something that's standard in JIRA and JIRA Agile. You could take a look at the Scriptrunner plugin or create jelly script to simply run a script once in a while that edits all issues that have an issue link called 'is blocking' and are still open. Best regards, Peter

Hi Henrik, You could use the Resolution field for this, or even a custom field you create. See here how to use workflow properties to define which resolutions are available during a certain transition (in your case the one leading into "On Hold") : https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Workflow+properties See here…

Have you tried doing a reindex?

Hey Jobin, How would it handle multiple components? Will it give multiple transition possibilities? Best regards, Peter