Ignacio Pulgar Expert

Hi Simone, Business projects do not use a JIRA Software kanban board, but their own type of board. This kind of board is provided as-is, with a limited set of options to configure it further. More info on how it works exactly: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jiracorecloud/working-with-boards-800712866.html

Despite of the fact that there's no function for doing so, you can effectively achieve that through the following operation: ROUND(X*100)/100 Where X is the decimal number you need to have with less decimal places.

JQL queries return a list of issues where the conditions you set were true, but after the query, you will just have a list of issues, and therefore you have no additional means of separating and/or counting the timespent values for a given period. In the end, you are querying (and getting) issues, and not worklog entries.…

Agree! Just create new statuses, so that you can create this workflow (and columns in a board): To Do > Animating > Configuring > Done The Resolution field should be set just once, when everyone have finished doing what needs to be done. Mind that JIRA considers as closed those issues that have a Resolution set, and that…

On Cloud, you only have a workaround for pre-populating the description field on issue creation by using a link like this one: https://YOURS.atlassian.net/secure/CreateIssueDetails!init.jspa?pid=21800&issuetype=1&summary=My+foo+summary&description=This+is+my+prepopulated+description where: * YOURS is the subdomain of your…

Please, view this answer: Time Sheet gadget disappeared from dashboard & gadget list

We are experiencing other buggy behaviours with issue links... really weird!

Add the user also to the group named: site-admins

Let's make a guess: you want to change the Project's Lead but you cannot find where (it is a little bit hidden): * Go to the project 'Users and roles' section * Click on the link 'Edit defaults' from the top-right corner * Change the Project Lead field Was that what you needed?

Http error 500 is an 'internal server error'. Open a request with Atlassian Support here: https://support.atlassian.com/servicedesk/customer/portal/23

Can you try this?: * Press F12 with your browser open * click on Console * reproduce the error when that popup is being shown * look for errors in your browser's console * paste the full error message here

Maybe there's another project using the same key?

The official docs are really good: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jiracorecloud/workflows-765593798.html

Have you tried including the JIRA's issue key on the commit's description? [MYKEY-17] Fix for the FTP bug

Walter Nice & interesting discussion Look at the creation screen of a user with just Browse Projects and Create Issues permission: no-schedule-issues.jpg Observe that the Sprint field shows a None, despite of the fact that there are already existing sprints. Now, look at the Create Issue screen of the same user, once it…

Hi Walter. No worries I agree the page you have provided should state that the Schedule Issues permission is also needed for adding issues to a sprint.

You are right about the Manage Sprints capability. However, note that Schedule Sprints is supposed to be required to add an issue to a sprint. Please, look for "Add issue to sprint" here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/permissions-overview-764478244.html I will edit my answer to remove the Manage…

(Edited) I omitted some steps. Let me be more explicit. In the following steps, substitute <YOURS> with the subdomain of your instance, and <KEY> with the project key of the project you are going to configure: * go to https://<YOURS>.atlassian.net/secure/project/ViewProjectRoles.jspa * add a project role with name…

* Create and use a specific project role for those customers. * Grant them with at least Browse Projects and Create Issues permission. * Ensure they are not being granted Schedule Issues permission, which is needed for adding issues to sprints. (Edit issues permission is also needed, but they will need to have both to be…

The addon has recently been changed by this one: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/timereports/cloud/overview The old addon disappears.

I think Nic will agree there's no built-in way of doing so in JQL. You will definitely need a plugin which helps you with this purpose. I'd accept Pablo Beltran's answer, adding that it is not possible to get what you want through the mere use of JQL. Regards.

It is now clear 

Hi Nic! Yes, the question is a little bit ambiguous. I understand that she wants to retrieve just one issue from the JQL search: instead all that matches the query, retrieve just the issue shown in the last place. So, if she orders the query by updatedDate, she would want to retrieve just one issue: the issue that was…

Assuming you want to know how to create or change project categories in JIRA, go here: https://<YOURS>.atlassian.net/secure/admin/projectcategories/ViewProjectCategories!default.jspa

Thank you!

Invoking The Sage: @Nic Brough [Adaptavist]: Do you know of anything that may help us in this regard?

Do you mean the only option is developing our own Confluence macro? I've been looking for Confluence addons to solve this need, but have found no real solutions. Where are the "addon spammers" when you need them? 

JIRA 7.1 release notes. You might want to know of this good page to keep track of changes by watching it: What's new.

I think project administrators cannot add groups to roles, but just users on a one per one basis.

+1ed your solution