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Hello @Mevi Dvash (PKNF34) The answer to your query is in the docs itself.

Hello g.nadareishvili@oppa.ge Boards are just a view on the issues which are being supplied by the underlying JQL filter. Hence there is no "copy" of issues required. Just create a JQL filter having the issues you want and then create a Scrum Board on top of the JQL filter and that should be it. Once you start using scrum…

Hello @饶青 From a technical point of view, it's not possible. But you can create one single workflow in a Jira project and split the flow into multiple Kanban board with each Kanban board representing each of your logical project. 

Hello @Kiran_Kumar No, I meant is the underlying JQL filter of the board returning the Epics.

Hello @Sebastian Lewandowski The git repo you have connect in via the project navigation panel on the left hand-side using the option "Add item"?

Hello @Kiran_Kumar Make sure the epics are returned in the JQL filter of the board. 

Hello @Business Process Consulting You have to fetch the custom field by "id" or by if you use byNames as shared by @Ilya Turov then you will get a list and you will need to get the first element by calling "list.first()" on the returned list. If you fetch custom field by id then that's the best way as it's agnostic to the…

Hello @Jenny van Rinsum This is doable, all you need to do is write some smart JQL filters based on JQL functions (Epic-Link) for fetching stories. And since all epics are in PI -1 thus, if there is a field or label on all epics which carry the PI information then you can use that in your JQL filter.

Hello @Sindhu Bardipur I think there is some confusion here, basically you in a workflow transition you can add a transition which contains the resolution field so that users can choose the resolution. But if you want to set a certain resolution value by default of a specific issueTYpe mapped to a specific workflow then…

Hello @Musku Nagaraju There are plenty of script runner examples available on this portal for scripted fields. And also in the ScriptRunner documentation.

Hello @Omer Weiss Welcome to community. Your requirement is pretty common and it's called "Quick filters" in Jira wherein you can add your own filter criteria on jira board view based on a custom field or some other Jira field. Currently it's not supported in next-gen project but you can use it in classic Jira cloud…

On cloud it's pretty easy now to integrate github with Jira. You have to install this app https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1219592/github-for-jira?hosting=cloud&tab=overview then in your Jira in the left side navigation panel, you will see the option of "Add item", once you click on it then you can select the option…

Hello @Sebastian Lewandowski Are you using Jira cloud or Jira server?

If the scripted field you just need to fetch the subtaskObjects and aggregated and return their statuses which should be pretty straight-forward. https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/7.6.1/com/atlassian/jira/issue/Issue.html#getSubTaskObjects--

Hello @Musku Nagaraju When you say - "this should be copy all subtask statuses" , do you mean the field should have the currently statuses of all the sub-tasks? And if that's the case then you can have a scripted text field which can contain comma separated aggregation of the statuses of all the sub-tasks

Hello @Ashwin Balakrishnan This is possible but with help of a plugin and some custom scripting. Basically when someone creates a bug then "Affects version" of the bug needs to be populated by the release version which is returning issues matching the JQL query fixVersion in…

Hello @Karl Hamilton Welcome to the community. The confluence tables by default don't offer much features, if you want to filter data based on columns then you can do it in many possible ways using a paid plugin called table filters. https://docs.stiltsoft.com/display/public/TableFilter/How+to+use+Table+filter+macro…

Hello @Mihai Mihai Could you please elaborate the business case behind your requirement?

Hello @Alexis Charles Currently this is an open ticket https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-71075 As an admin, I'd like to place custom fields between the description and the comment section in the New Jira issue detail view

Hello @Siavosh Kasravi If you are satisfied with the answer and your issue is resolved then please accept/upvote so that other users are also helped. thanks.

Hello @Dummy Test I have personally used "script fields" module Script runner (paid plugin) for implementing such feature https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/scripted-fields.html

Hello @Delfín Fornós Welcome to the community. Currently, it's not possible to estimate in time on the next-gen projects. This is an open ticket, you can vote on https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-17248 Provide time estimation for Next-gen Projects

Hello @Dummy Test Out of the box it's not possible, but you can have a custom field created which gets populated on the post-function of create transition. The value of the custom field can have issueKeys based on the issueType like if project key is REQM then you can have REQM-EP-01 for epics and REQM-US-01 for stories…

Hello @Ganesamoorthy S It's easy to view the source JQL of the filters, since you already know the filter ID based on the JQL you have described thus you can open each filter in it's own browser tab by accessing this URL https://<Your-Jira-BAse-ulr>/issues/?filter=123457 instead of <You-Jira-base-url> enter the URL of your…

Hello @Helle Overbeck Yes, you can use a script do achieve this. You can use the following APIs https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/7.6.1/com/atlassian/jira/issue/changehistory/ChangeHistoryManager.html#getChangeItemsForField-com.atlassian.jira.issue.Issue-java.lang.String- Based on the above API you can get…

Personally, I don't think "bovenliggend issue" makes lot of sense, it's literal dutch translation of "parent issue", whereas "epic" is just more intuitive for all language users., If you feel my answer has helped, please accept/upvote the answer so that other users are helped as well. Bedankt!

Hello @JosMulder You can do it in the backlog view of the board as well, by click on "change parent issue" in the issue detail view of story.

Hello @Siavosh Kasravi You can add a transition screen in the transition. And add the field "Assignee" in the transition screen. This way, when someone make an transition they can choose the assignee and hence to whom the issue be assigned at the end of the transition.…

Hello @manuel angel Loureiro "Is is posible to trigger a merge in Bitbucket. I know for the documentation that it is posible with Bamboo.. I want to confirm thai with BitBucket it is feasible" Yes, it's possible, you can trigger a REST call to the below REST endpoint of Bitbucket to trigger the merge of the pull request,…

Hello @Himanshu Agarwal I suggest you to use "IssueService" for issue transition. Here's an example of working code. https://gist.github.com/tarunsapra/e2f2e5de899c7c52a39fbee2630ef343#file-transition_linkedissue-groovy