Ignacio Pulgar Expert

You may add the 'Average Number of Times in Status' gadget to a dashboard, using a filter to get just tasks belonging to specific sprints.

It's better opening a new issue, linking it to the previous one as related. Different "diaseases" can share some sympthoms, so it is better not to assume we are facing the same bug.

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I would suggest to open a request with Atlassian Support to determine the cause of those timeouts and how to fix them. Provide them with as much info as you have collected so far so that they can assist you quicker. Regards!

Edited this answer to include the URL to the Incoming Mail Servers configuration page.

May you check the log of emails from project Luiolei here?: https://<YOURS>.atlassian.net/secure/admin/SDMailInfo.jspa Do you find any failures there? We experienced a similar issue before, when too many emails were sent in a time interval of 15 minutes: Check the number set in 'Messages Threshold', and increase it to let…

Indeed

Some questions about the user(s) who doesn't receive any notifications: * are they SD Customers, or part of the SD Team? * are the issues being opened from the customer portal? * is there a notification scheme set on the SD project?

http://status.atlassian.com/incidents/fxkmq87bs3hj

I confirm all of the multiple Cloud instances I have access to have this very same problem. I've opened a request with Atlassian Support in this regard, and another one because custom logos, profile avatars, favicon and other uploaded images cannot being shown. I guess Atlassian will fix it soon.

Yes, that's possible. James should be added to a project role in Project A. After that, ensure that the Notification Scheme set on Project A is configured to send notifications to that project role for the event Issue Created.

@Kristy Marshall I have edited my answer after having read the official documentation: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira/importing-data-from-csv-185729516.html

You need to have a CSV file similar to this one: "issue key", "summary""KEY-1", "First issue's summary""KEY-2", "Second issue's summary" Note that the first row is essential, as JIRA needs it to know what is contained on each column.

Hi Jared, Worklog sum for specific time periods is not a built-in functionality. The cheapest addon that lets you get that info is Time Reports: * Cloud: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/timereports/cloud/overview * Server: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/jira-timesheet-plugin/server/overview That's the…

Built-in JQL doesn't allow to get what you want directly. As a workaround, I think (never done myself) you can: * create a custom field of an appropriate type for managing dates * set the current date to that custom field by adding a post function to all transitions to the status 'ready for QA' * include your custom field…

Hi Óscar, Can you confirm the repository's Smart Commits checkbox was checked before the commit was actually saved? https://<YOURS>.atlassian.net/secure/admin/ConfigureDvcsOrganizations!default.jspa What it is a little bit out of the usual standards is using a 10-character project key, but I doubt that's the cause.

No. There was a cool new export to CSV option available last week, and has vanished.

Today, we have experienced a similar issue. To fix it, disable the addon a re-enable it. Have a look at the official support site: https://bitbucket.org/azhdanov/jiratimesheet/issues/929/time-sheet-report-gadget-isnt-showing-up

A JIRA administrator can change your email address by entering this URL: https://YOURS.atlassian.net/admin/users/view?username=USERNAME Where YOURS is your subdomain, and USERNAME is your chosen username. In that page, simply click on the Edit button from the top-right corner, and change your email address.

@Andrew Martin, if you edit the workflow, you can: * click on the transition (arrow) which goes to the Closed status, * click on post-functions * hover the mouse cursor over the post function that fires the 'issue closed' event and click on Edit (pencil icon) * change the event fired from 'generic' to 'issue closed'. That…

If you need such a thing, then you may better use a checklist for keeping track of tasks done, and keep all comments on a single issue. Here you are some addons that can help you.

Contact Atlassian Support for this kind of request.

I guess this was the case, right?

Does that project have work logged hours in the time frame you are looking into?

Just FYI, there are new features regarding collaborative editing: https://confluence.atlassian.com/confcloud/collaborative-editing-828790374.html

You may just click on the filter you want, and the URL will change to reflect that the filter is selected by passing the 'quickFilter=<id>' as a parameter. You can copy that URL, which will always target the board with your selected filter(s) applied.

You should direct your request to Atlassian Support.

I don't think there's such a custom field type. May you elaborate on how it would be more useful than having two independent custom fields?

You cannot disable just "Remaining Estimate", but the three Time Tracking fields at once. That's true no mattering which of the three methods you follow (screens, field configuration or Time Tracking total disablement).

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