Ignacio Pulgar Expert

You can hide Time Tracking by any of these methods: * removing this field from the screens set on your project(s) * hiding this field from the Field Configuration set on your project(s) * disabling Time Tracking totally on your instance: https://<YOURS>.atlassian.net/secure/admin/TimeTrackingAdmin.jspa

The field that enables: * Remaining Estimate * Time Spent * Original Estimate is Time Tracking. You can choose whether or not to show the three of them, with no more granularity than that.

For both JQLs to cover all issues, the Stories and Tasks JQL should be: type NOT IN (Bug) OR "Epic Link" != DESIGN-38

You can have a look at these examples, OAuth libraries and the section Code for the Authentication of this article.

Completely agree with Nic's point. Besides of that, there's an alternative way of doing so, that should count with user's permission on the first hand: You can log in as user through User Management. It requires you to be member of the group site-admins. Note that, on login as another user this way, the user whose account…

Where are you facing that limit exactly?

Autowatch option, when enabled, sends you the notifications of changes that you have just done. Disabling this option won't prevent you from being notified by changes performed by any other users. The fact that you have worked on an issue in the past is irrelevant for this option. If enabled, you will instantly receive a…

That cannot be done through JQL solely. You will need an addon for getting the sum of worklog hours, in a time frame and per user. The cheapest solution I know is the addon Time Reports and Gadgets for JIRA Cloud, which I personally use and recommend.

+1'ed

Reading the link on your question about votes, read the sympthom 2. It seems that your workflow is not properly set, and is causing weird behaviour on JQL queries too. In this case, I would try to build a new workflow from scratch.

Trying the two JQL queries (those separated by the OR) independently usually helps.

Try adding Project="Feature Requests" again after the OR.

Open a help request with Atlassian Support for this: https://support.atlassian.com/servicedesk/customer/portal/23 As you are using Cloud, you can provide https://<YOURS>/atlassian.net instead of your SEN.

Assuming you want to know how to remove the logo from a JIRA Cloud instance, you can do so by going to this page: https://<YOURS>.atlassian.net/secure/admin/LookAndFeel!default.jspa changing <YOURS> to match your subdomain name.

Generate a report from this page: https://YOURS.atlassian.net/plugins/servlet/ac/timereports/timereports where YOURS is the subdomain of your JIRA instance. After that, click on this small icon > .xls: export.jpg The resulting Excel sheet will contain the work descriptions.

You will need an addon to achieve that. There's a cheap addon we use that I recommend for this: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/timereports/cloud/overview It allows to export the worklogs with worklog comments to an Excel sheet. Regards, Ignacio 

Good to know! I've voted for that issue and started following it. Regards! :)

Your welcome!Maybe several users from within your organisation had flagged those emails as spam as a way to stop receiving notifications, and therefore Gmail has blacklisted JIRA's address. Anyway... I'm happy we have found kind of a solution.Regards!

I'd try to contact Google Support in order to fix it definitely.

Yes, that solution should only be a workaround, while keeping on solving the origin of that undesired behaviour. Best regards.

Solution found here: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/6579

Try this: 1.- Create a filter with 'from:sample@test.com' on Gmail. In example, edit the following filter: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#create-filter/from=noreply%40atlassian.com&sizeoperator=s_sl&sizeunit=s_smb 2.- Click on 'Create filter with this search'. 3.- Select the checkbox 'Never send to Spam'. 4.- Click on…

This is the summary of possible causes why Gmail might be flagging as spam those emails. Try entering the email message and remove the label 'spam' being shown on the top-right corner. Hopefully, this actions prevents from flagging as spam new messages from the same remittent.

I totally agree with your point of view. +1

You're welcome! :)

If having two independent filters is useful for anything else -as if you wished to retain the possibility of displaying them in distinct gadgets- then I would suggest just to query both filters as follows (ie): filter IN (19500, 19501) Where the values provided are comma-separated and refer to the filter number you can see…

+1! Very good explanation!

Have a look at the documentation: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jiracloud/configuring-workflow-735941141.html

Nic should be a selectable value of the Help dropdown menu on every JIRA instance 

Have a look at this: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/39978780