Matheus Fernandes Atlassian Team

Do you mean https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.jira.plugins.jira-wiki-editor ? If so, it is now bundled in JIRA 6.4.x!

Hi Rahul I've been trying this locally, and the following query should return you a list of users who have either not logged into JIRA at all, or have not logged in after Jan 1st: SELECT u.user_name as "Username", u.display_name as "Full Name", to_timestamp(CAST(a.attribute_value as bigint)/1000) as "Last Login" FROM…

Do you mean showing sub-tasks in the Plan mode? If so The Scrum board does not include the Subtask in the Plan mode - for detailed view of the Subtask, the Work mode can be used. You can also see the Sub-tasks when seeing an issue's details in the Plan mode (the panel on the right side). You can see the entire discussion…

Hi Abe, JIRA will see that the original path does not match with the current system and will ask you if you want to import using the default path (JIRA-Home/caches/indexes). You can just click yes, and you should be all set then. :) Cheers, Matheus Fernandes

Michael, I'm afraid this is not possible by default in JIRA. This is actually a New Feature request, that is being tracked on JRA-3821. As this feature request is not yet implemented, I'd advise you to follow up on the ticket create to fulfill this need at jira.atlassian.com, and to take the time to vote on the feature to…

In the latest releases of the Atlassian Suite, this is done automatically if you have an application link, or you can manually add links, seeCreating Links in the Application Navigator.

Rick, I'm not sure if I understood you correctly, but if you are trying to get a report of issues created vs. issues resolved over time to see how much work is left, you can possibly use one of the following reports in JIRA: * Created vs Resolved Issues Report * Recently Created Issues Report I hope this helps! Cheers,…

Let us know if we can help! :)

Robert, I'm not sure if I quite understood your comment. With the Automation Plugin you should simply need to create the JQL query (something like "Created <= startofMonth(-6) AND resolution IS NOT EMPTY " for issues older than 6 months), and the automation would take care of the rest. There shouldn't be any need to create…

Robert, An easier way to do this would be to use the JIRA Automation Plugin. You can create the filter as Tiago mentioned, and the Automation tool will run it and delete the issues when you want. :) Cheers, Matheus

Arun,To automatically add comments to newly created issues you could possibly use the JIRA Automation Plugin: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.plugin.automation.jira-automation-plugin

Hi Arun, You could possibly use webhooks in JIRA with a third-party client for the phone call and SMS. I know Zapier can provide this functionality too: * https://developer.atlassian.com/display/JIRADEV/JIRA+Webhooks+Overview * https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Managing+Webhooks *…

Daniel, it seems you're actually viewing the Administration » Projects » Your Project » Workflows » Text screen. Please navigate directly to Administration » Issues » Workflows and open this workflow directly through there. You should be able to see the transitions in the text mode here. :)

Daniel, What I mean is that 'Closed' is the name of the Status and not of the Transition. Therefore, your 'Done' transition probably goes to Closed. Try typing 'Done' in the popup menu for example. You can see in the Administration » Workflows page, when vieweing your workflow through Text Mode what is the name of the…

Daniel, Check inside the issue directly to see if there are transitions available. It may have a different name (As closed is the status, the transition name may be different). The transitions are the buttons on the right, above the resolution field.

Jobin, I guess transitions only appear when auto-completing the popup menu there - it doesn't seem to be displayed under the [•••] button.

Hi Dan, You should be able to select an issue in order to make the right-side panel show its details. In this panel, you should see a [•••] button - using this button, select 'More Actions'. This will bring up a popup, that you can type in the name of the transition (e.g. 'Close' or 'Done'). Alternatively, select the issue…

Hi Dan, You should be able to select an issue in order to make the right-side panel show its details. In this panel, you should see a [•••] button - using this button, select 'More Actions'. This will bring up a popup, that you can type in the name of the transition (e.g. 'Close' or 'Done'). Alternatively, select the issue…

Won't the custom field dropdown display all of the existing groups? I'm afraid that all groups will indeed be displayed in the Group Picker. I've also tested using a post-function to copy the value of a custom field to Watchers, but with no luck. :/

I'm not sure if you can use the Script Runner in OnDemand, but you should be able to add any user/group picker to the notification scheme - this way any user in the custom field will be notified for the events you configure.

Hi Robert, You can restore your JIRA instance by restoring an XML backup as described in the 'Restoring Data' documentation. By default, JIRA automatically create XML backups under your JIRA HOME/export directory once a day. Alternatively, I believe you can simply delete the imported workflow. To fix this issue, you'll…

You can upgrade JIRA directly to the latest. :)Also, if the custom fields are still there, you can just re-install the plugins through Administration > Find Add-ons rather than upgrading JIRA again, which should show the same behavior.So just try installing the add-ons, running a full re-index and see if everything appears…

Todd, Check if the custom fields are still present by running the following query in JIRA's database: SELECT * FROM customfield; If the custom fields are still there, I'd guess that these custom fields are not from bundle custom field types, and if that's the case you'd need to make sure that the add-ons your had in JIRA…

It's not simple, but it is possible. You can configure the permissions based on workflow steps, so you can remove the "View Development Panel" permission in all steps from the other issue types' workflows, as detailed in http://www.j-tricks.com/tutorials/permissions-based-on-workflow-status. In that case you can use the…

Yes, you can. There are different ways of achieving this though. I believe the easiest one would be to use the JIRA to JIRA Issue Copy plugin. 

Hi Ariel, That is actually a pretty straight forward error. You can only restore projects from backup: * Into a project with no issues; * If the project with the same name/key does not exist. I hope this helps!

Try iterating through issue.getComponentObjects() import com.atlassian.jira.ComponentManagerimport com.atlassian.jira.issue.Issue//Gets the Components List (Collection<ProjectComponent>)def components = issue.getComponentObjects()if (components.size() >= 1){ checkComponents(components, cf)} else { return}def…

The upgrade steps will be the same, so it shoulnd't have any further impact but the time it'll take - a huge database will take considerably more time to complete the upgrade than the small one. Other than that you should be fine. :)

Hey there, Connecting the newer JIRA version to an existing database will cause JIRA to try to upgrade the data in the database directly during its first startup. However, I'd only advise you to do that when upgrading JIRA from a more recent release to a newest one - to upgrade JIRA 4.2.3 to the latest I'd advise you to go…

I'm not sure I followed. What is the System Field you are trying to edit, and what happens when you try to add the description in the Field Configuration? I just tested this here, and you should be able to enter a description (through the Field Configs) normally. I believe that link you mentioned is exactly to add the…