Ignacio Pulgar Expert

Assuming you need to be able to select any versions during issue creation, except for the "Backlog" version, that may only be achieved through ScriptRunner Behaviours or through the use of JavaScript to hide said value.

That behavior might point to not having the Closed status mapped to right-most column in that board.

As Alexey says, it's much better to create a new custom field for this purpose, possibly of type 'User Picker (Single Select)'.

Create a dashboard and add said gadget in order to set it to be cumulative.

That's a Service Desk report, not to be confused with Created vs Resolved gadget which may be added to a dashboard.

Provided that you're on Cloud, you may contact Atlassian Support: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/ They might be able to help you to extract the lost values from a backup.

Thanks so much, Dominic!

A Jira Administrator account can create a new custom field like described here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/adding-editing-and-deleting-a-custom-field-776636410.html If the field should contain just one of the desired values at a time, I suggest to create a custom field of type 'Select List (Single…

Yup, it's the same than issue but shorter, which is specially good for long queries... hehe.

You're right: The parentEpic() function is just on Cloud. Your Alternative 1 query is almost correct, and it can be slightly improved like this: key = PROJ-1234 OR "Epic Link" = PROJ-1234 OR issueFunction in subtasksOf("\"Epic Link\"=PROJ-1234") Alternatively, you may save a filter named 'Epic' with this jql: "Epic Link" =…

Provided that a given issue may have both allowed and forbidden labels at the same time, and that new labels can be created on the fly, there's no accurate way to obtain all info you want with a mere click on a quick filter's button, disregarding its JQL. You could create a pie chart fed by the board's filter based on…

De nada! :) Yes, that's a convenient feature and something to have in mind for all Jira Software specific reports (those based in boards) where the presence of a resolution doesn't necessarily mean that the issue can be considered as Done. Best regards!

Hi again Andy, Those three numbers are the sum of the SPs of issues as per the following definitions: First: Issues in a status mapped to the left-most column. Second: Issues in a status mapped to any columns other than the left-most or the right-most ones. Third: Issues mapped to the right-most column. That said, you…

Are you assigning the ticket to yourself? If so, by default, users are not being notified of their own changes. This behaviour can be changed in your user profile > preferences > notify me of my own changes. If that weren't the case, I suggest to: * enter a specific issue which should have sent an Issue Assigned…

If you count with ScriptRunner, you can copy the selected value in your single select custom field to a new numeric custom field with a similar name, by transforming the string into a number.

That's why, yup.

The custom field must be numeric in order to use it in the report. Is that the case?

I think that the problem relies in getCustomFieldObjectsByName() is returning a collection of custom fields, even if it has just one element: https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/7.2.6/com/atlassian/jira/issue/CustomFieldManager.html#getCustomFieldObjectsByName-java.lang.String- So, portfolioCF is actually a…

If you start building your query through the Basic Search, then Components are most likely been limited to the ones that exist in the previously selected project. Please, mind that searching for a specific project and a component that had not been previously set on said project will never return any issues, as an issue…

Oh, I see. Thanks for sharing!

For taking a snapshot, the problem is that the query can potentially return different sets of issues over time, ie: once an issue is added to an epic, it won't be retrieved by the filter. In order to avoid these changes, you may load the page at the date and time at which you wish to take the snapshot. Then, select all…

Chris answer is correct. Besides, you may wish to remove the need for updating the filter by using relative dates within the During clause: ...DURING(startOfWeek(), endOfWeek())... That would refer to the current week, but could be changed to last week like this: ...DURING(startOfWeek(-1), endOfWeek(-1))...

Subtasks cannot be created with an Epic as a direct parent, but you may create it as a child of any other standard issue types. Said standard issue type can belong to the epic. Regarding attachments, there are many possible causes, including but not limited to: * Lack of Create Attachments permission in the project which…

Try this: updated >= -7H AND project = "XXXX" AND issuetype = "User Story" AND "Story Points" = 1 ORDER BY updated DESC

Add that at the end.

I would recommend adding: ORDER BY updated DESC

What closed-ended questions help you determine whether or not an organization is Agile?

You may set a User Macro to use relative sizes, as described here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/how-to-adjust-the-size-of-the-image-according-to-width-of-screen/qaq-p/360553

By default, you're not being notified of your own changes. Should you wish to receive those email notifications, you may change a preference in your profile settings: Notify me of my own changes.

Hi Daniel, Then, great that the already accepted answer is good enough for your requirements.