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@Alexey Matveev We do have a whole array of potential articles in our sleeves. Is there specific content you would like me to focus on.
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Regarding the JQL > project= 'Bundle Bar' and issuetype = Requirement and issueFunction in parentsOf(BUNBAR-244) You will have to bring this under the attention of atlassian and/or adaptavist
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Hi Bar, I'm part of the team building the table grid editor. * What is the jql 'issue in grid("Table Grid Editor_Test", "ifixversion= '123'")' returning? Is it what you expect * Can you also check if the jql 'issuetype = Requirement and issueFunction in parentsOf(ABC-123)' where the ABC-123 is a sub-requirement? Francis
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Are you considering docker? Check for instance the open-source atlassian docker builder https://bitbucket.org/adockers/atlassian-docker-builder Refreshing the test environment is pretty straightforward and it takes a couple of minutes ..
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Hi Madhura, We had that problem also. Check following KB https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/jira-login-fails-with-user-exists-but-has-no-unique-key-mapping-373261121.html I believe your problem is described in Symptom 2. The good thing is that your Jira can recover Francis
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Hello Shibin, You might have a look at Exalate. It fully supports defect synchronisation between HP ALM/QC and any type of Jira (cloud, server, datacenter, Core, Service Desk, Software) If interested - please book a meeting here Francis
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A bit late to the party - but you can also consider the Table Grid Editor for Cloud, some features that can be used for this use case are * Adding a column of checkbox type * Initialise the grid with the default tasks Check for more information here
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Hi @Kindle Scott, Not sure if you found a solution, but in case you didn't - you might have a look at the table grid editor It comes in 2 flavours - on cloud or on server. Below is a screenshot of the cloud version. This add-on comes with a whole array of features - such as predefined entries, drop down lists, import…
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Project Mirroring is a common use case for synchronisation. Exalate - another option available on the Atlassian marketplace - can work for you straight out of the box. But it also offers great flexibility through scripting functionality. Here is a video showing how an agile project gets mirrored.…
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Hi Wojciech, I would like to add our POV in this discussion. (I'm part of the Exalate team - also an issue synchronisation solution) We have learned the hard way that a single node configuration - where one node controls how information is applied on the other node - can lead to showstoppers. The risk with this approach is…
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Both the Table Grid Editor for Cloud as the Table Grid Editor for Server allow to configure this use case by * Adding a column of checkbox type * Initialise the grid with the default tasks Check for more information here
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Good day, 'com.idalko.jira.plugins.igrid:originIdCFType' is definitively coming from the table grid editor (which we build) Could each of you send the details of your configuration to support.tge@idalko.com * A support.zip from the support tools * History around the table grid editor This will raise a ticket in our Jira,…
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@melody Thanks. Yes - we have been reading these articles with much interest. I'm wondering what other people are doing to improve the efficiency of their meetings.
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Looking into microcaching in nginx. It might be an approach.
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Hi @Andrey Markelov - that's interesting to further investigate. Are you planning to make it compatible with more recent versions of Jira?
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Hi @Rangarajan Parthasarathy This is a common use case for synchronization. There are different apps available in the marketplace. We are the team behind Exalate - which allows for any combination of Jira distributions (Server, Datacenter, Cloud, Servicedesk, Software, Core ...) You'll be able to synchronize any issue data…
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Hi @Alicia Pena That is absolutely correct but script runner is a paying add-on while User Switcher isn't.
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Like @Manon Soubies-Camy mentions, Exalate supports this type of synchronisation. Especially interesting is how comments are handled and who can see what comment in what context. For instance - should comments of your developers be seen by the customer or not. One of our customers decided to implement this in a creative…
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It appears that the user account for Jenkins is used by many different teams to do some automation - The engineering team is pretty large, and never trust an engineer with a raspberry pi. They build the wildest stuff. One option would be to use data center and reserve one node for the reading activity - but if there is…
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Hi Greg, You might also consider Exalate. The following blog shows how you can combine Exalate and the Automation for Jira add-on to implement a move. The example is server based but you should get an idea of exalate's capability Issue Archiving with Exalate and the Automation for Jira add-on
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Hi Jussi, We have a similar setup. Epics are tracked in a specific projects, and broken down into product related projects (which track the versions) We also have 2 boards * An epic board with an epic specific workflow for the project management aspects (Assess, Prepare, Plan, In Progress, Validate, Done) * A scrum board…
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Hi, There are different solutions on the marketplace - check following query https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?query=issue%20sync We are the team behind Exalate (which is one of these solutions) https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.exalate.jiranode/server/overview It fully covers your use case, and we are…
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If it isn't, please send a mail to support.tge@idalko.com which will create an issue on our service desk. I bumped by accident on this question, and further replies might get unnoticed
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Hi Viktor, Maybe I'm misunderstanding your requirement - but cascading from one column to another column can be done without scripting. Check the example https://wiki.idalko.com/display/TGPD/How+to+cascade+to+2+%28or+more%29+columns Is this what you're looking for? Francis
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You might also go a completely different route and use Bamboo to implement deployments. Check here for more information
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Can you access this database through a webservice? If it is - you might have a look at the table grid editor for cloud. It allows to connect with a webservice and display this information in a grid. Check the documentation here Francis
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Hi Jack, The Atlassian team addressed the problem and provided a fix in SD 3.12.2 which enables captcha in the signup page. Francis
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Hi Gustavo, We're using docker to deploy the atlassian tools (including connectivity with the database, auto configuring the base url ...) Check out the blog item at An Atlassian JIRA upgrade journey using docker and the atlassian docker builder Francis
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Hi Tuomas, We are facing the same type of issue at a customer site. To resolve this problem we are using a couple of queries to know how the fields are being used. You would need database access to run the queries or use a free add-on such as the Home directory and db browser for Jira For instance Get number of projects…
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Hello Eric, Scott points to one of the add-ons which supports your use case. Take into account that there are different solutions on the marketplace - check following query https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?query=issue%20sync We are the team behind Exalate (which is one of these solutions)…