Fabio Racobaldo [Catworkx] Community Champion

Welcome on board @Tom Kakanowski 

Hi @Vishal , you can add a property at sub-task statuses level (jira.issue.editable = false) and add a self transition from all statuses to itself with field Due Date in the associated screen. Hope this helps, Fabio

Hi @Peter , unfortunately labels are not associated to a specific project. In order to retrieve labels used in a specific project you could retrieve via REST API (BASEURL/rest/api/2/search?jql=YOUR_JQL_HERE) all issues in a project with labels and collect them. Fabio

Probably you need to upgrade your current COnfluence instance to a newer version first. Ciao, Fabio

Hi @sobos_gmbh , you can create a data center license from my.atlassian.com Ciao, Fabio

Hi @sobos_gmbh , in order to perform your server upgrade you could install a trial license that will allow you to upgrade your server instance and go ahead with cloud migration. For Server evaluations: All server products have an evaluation period of 30 days. You can extend this evaluation yourself, up to a total of 90…

Hi @Multinet Teknoloji , from the Request Types menu, on the service desk project admin, you can remove priority field for you specific request. https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/add-or-remove-available-fields-from-a-request-type/ Hope this helps, Fabio

Hi @Scott Federman , unfortunately, using built-in capabilities you can't do that. You could try this addon https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211473/link-preview-for-confluence?hosting=server&tab=overview that seems to accomplish your requirement. Hope this helps, Fabio

Hi @Tony Montana unfortunately, at DB level, just the only login performed by each user is stored so the information you need is not available. Access logs, on the JIRA-INST/logs directory, contain those info. Fabio

Hi @Andrew Chatman , please could you specify if the export has been performed on a Server or a CLoud COnfluence instance? BTW, probably you tried to import a full confluence backup and not a specific space export. You should be able to export a single space from the source confluence and try to import it into your target…

Hello @Gonzalo Fernández Durán , in order to retrive those information you should perform a DB query because using JQL you can't do that using bultin capabilities. Out of the box there is a third part app that could help…

Hi @ZenThisUp , If you're a Jira Admin, you will also see the System tab, where you can change the columns for all users who have not set their own defaults. When administrators are configuring default columns, their permissions are ignored so that they can add a project-specific custom field from a project they don't have…

Hi @Josef Sigl , you can find this information using System -> Plugin Data Storage functionality that will provide you all information about tables related to third part apps. Hope this helps, Fabio

Ciao @Ian Margetts this is a bug that happened in the past ( https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-65795 ) . Try to disable and enable Confluence application access for the user you cannot @mention. Hope this helps, Fabio

Hi @Nadav Eckstein , I had the same issue on my environment. It's a bug due to Script Runner version. Please upgrade this plugin to 6.11 version in order to fix this issue. Hope this helps, Fabio

You're welcome!

Ciao @kiranmai genkolla , try this code import com.atlassian.jira.issue.Issue; import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor; import com.atlassian.jira.issue.fields.CustomField; import com.atlassian.jira.issue.CustomFieldManager; import com.atlassian.jira.issue.customfields.manager.OptionsManager; import…

Ciao @kiranmai genkolla you can try with this code within ScriptRunner behaviour import com.atlassian.jira.issue.Issue; Issue issue = getUnderlyingIssue(); String issueType = issue.getIssueTypeObject().getName(); def myField = getFieldByName("YOUR FIELD NAME HERE"); if(issueType.equalsIgnoreCase("YOUR ISSUE TYPE"))){ //SET…

Hi @Sidharth Kapoor , unfortunately you can't do that. Ciao, Fabio

You're welcome @Kai_Rehm 

Hi @Kai_Rehm , sure, you can do that. Please check the following guide in order to know all the steps that are necessary for the migration and limitations https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/migrating-from-jira-cloud-to-server-776636236.html Hope this helps, Fabio

if you wnat to get issues from all project you can use just "updated" in your jql: updated >= 2019-10-18 AND updated <= 2019-10-22 Ciao, Fabio 

Hi lzmuda@eversis.com , you can find the traslation jar for each tool at the following link https://packages.atlassian.com/maven/com/atlassian/translations/?_ga=2.66326446.1841431974.1574156638-1271232652.1570023331 You can try, on dev environment, to customize your specific jar and upload it as all other plugin. Please…

Hi @Mona Goldstein , you should just update default in project roles defining unassigned as default. Hope this helps, Fabio

Hi @c4mmartin , you can use something like this : project = "YOUR_PROJECT_HERE" and updated > startOfWeek() and updated < endOfWeek() Using this approach you don't have to update filter every week. Hope this helps, Fabio

hi @Jason Michaud , you can check this limit at database level. I just checked on MySql (table : project , column : DESCRIPTION) and it is defined as text so the max lenght is 65535 characters. Hope this helps, Fabio

you're welcome @Julien M 

Hi @Julien M , You need to associate user to a specific group. Group that have access to JIRA are defined into Admin->Application->Application Access Hope this helps, Fabio

Hi @Jorge Trigo , you can do that if you have a backup. If you do not have a backup, then you're lost. Ciao, Fabio

unfortunately you can't do that for a specific custom field. ciao, Fabio