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Hello Kartik, Could you please elaborate, which list are you talking about, is it backlog and when you say "request created" does it mean story in the backlog or does this question pertain to JIRA Service Desk.

Hello @tom1443 JIRA out of the box doesn't support such manipulation of fields (show/hide). Easiest way to do it is to use "behaviour plugin" which is part of script runner plugin. https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/4.3.1/jira/behaviours-overview.html Some examples here -…

Yes, you can do that. But I would suggest you to it via marketplace or install it first on a Dev environment. Marketplace already contains lot of plugins, so what's your use-case of creating a custom plugin as maintaining custom plugins requires effort and also you can run into issues while migrating JIRA to newer version…

Hello Scott, This is a common problem across lot of teams.. The reason this happens because the right most column of the scrum board is considered the "done" column. Such that your story points get burned when the issues move to the right most column. Now, in scenario shared by you it seems that the team is moving the…

Yes, you can do that. You can add the postfunction to do this task. You can use the built-in post-function "Update Issue Field" and in this configuration you can select the resolution field and select it's value. This post-function will be triggered everytime you click on the transtion and the issue moves to done.

Taking note of @Warren answer you can use below as well creator = rriti This will give only issues created by you. You can replace "rriti" by your username. 

For tickets created by you reporter = rriti Now this JQL filter will give you the results and now based on the results you can create charts. Please see here https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira064/displaying-search-results-as-a-chart-720416681.html

Hello Glenn, For dynamic dates , you can do something like project = SO and created > startOfDay("-2h") and createdDate < startOfDay("+5h") This will give you night tickets for every day. I.e. tickets created between 10 pm (last day) and 5 am (of current day) 

Hello Kelly, In the script runner plugin, you can check if the value of the field "Priority" is changed or not and based on changeHistory of the issue. Thus, you can send an email if the value of priority has been downgraded. def change = event?.getChangeLog()?.getRelated("ChildChangeItem").find {it.field == "Priority"}…

You can copy a board in JIRA. From the "boards" drop down you can click on "View all boards" and from there when you see the list of boards then you can click on the options available for the board and copy the board.

I think you can reach out to the plugin support team as it's a paid plugin . Just also check if the user which you are trying to add as an watcher in the sub-task as "browse" issue permission for the issue.

Which plugin are you using?

Hello Priyanka, Yes, that's possible. You can use the script runner's "escalation service" feature. Wherein you can write a JQL to return you the issues which haven't been "updated" in last 5 days i.e. the "assignee" isn't available basically that would be interpreted as issue not updated. So the JQL can be project = X and…

Groovy is a JVM based scripting languages with it's own set of idiosyncracies , here's the code snippet with requested methods - println 'ABCDEF'.length() // output: 6 println 'ABCDEF'.substring(1) // output: BCDEF println 'ABCDEF'.indexOf('C') // output: 2 println 'ABCDEF'.replace('CD', 'XX') // output: ABXXEF println…

This should work project = "Name" and status changed FROM "to do" TO "Done" AFTER -7d Here "-7d" means last 7 days. 

Hello Srinivas, Why are you trying to cast "ProjectComponent" to GenericValue bean? Since all over the APIs this approach seems to have been deprecated and it's mentioned not to use "GenericValue" rather use the "ProjectComponent" bean <span><a…

Please see here the latest documentation , covers the new "Agility" boards though still in Beta https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/creating-a-board-764477949.html?_ga=2.121453000.1710766292.1510563086-1364600886.1501674264

Hello Lior, I understand your pain and have discussed this with few POs who are used to trello and feel that creating issues in JIRA is slightly slower even with no mandatory fields. One of the ways which can work for you and it's super fast to create JIRA issues is to use "Portfolio plugin" in JIRA. In Portfolio view it's…

It seems you have "remote links" in your issues instead of normal issueLinks. Thus "issueLinkManager" won't work as it's for internal links within the same JIRA instance but you have 2 different JIRA instances. Try this code snippet RemoteIssueLinkService remoteIssueLinkService =…

Sample here This API can also be invoked via a user-centric URL when addressing repositories in personal projects. Create a new pull request between two branches. The branches may be in the same repository, or different ones. When using different repositories, they must still be in the same {@link…

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/Creating-a-pull-request-via-API/qaq-p/123913

You can use webhook in JIRA to do a post REST call onto the BitBucket server. The webhook call can be set to be triggered only on the "sprint closed" event.

See this chart , something you mighr find interesting- http://www.arsenalesystems.com/docs/display/dataplane/Issue+Values+by+Date+Report

Hello Gaurav, I had similar requirements and I use Arsenale Dataplane reporting plugin.

This is an open feature request, currently being tracked here - https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JPOCLOUD-1767

Hello Jacob, What you want can be implemented very easily. Let's say you have an "Product owner" board with stories/tasks on it. Now, after you have done the refinement then you can make use of an custom field "team" (or something similar) on the issues to select the target Team. i.e. select the value of the team from the…

You can try JQL "Begin (Date and Time)" = 7d and project = TR and status = "Scheduled" This will dynamically add 7 days to the present day. 

https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/jql-functions.html#_issuefieldmatch

To find all issues where the description contains a ABC0000 where 0000 is any number, you could use: issueFunction in issueFieldMatch("project = JRA", "description", "ABC\\d{4}")

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-6218