Walter Buggenhout Community Champion

Hi @Angelica Agud, Yes this is possible. There is no such thing as a browse all project permission though. Browse project is a permission specific to each project, and therein lies the foundation for the solution you are looking for. If you are using company-managed projects, the default permission scheme used for creating…

Hi @MIchael Deken, Welcome to the community! Mindmaps are not native in Confluence. But there are several diagramming apps available in the marketplace that can add that functionality. This is one of the most commonly used extensions to Confluence overall, and one I would definitely recommend you to look into. See a list…

Yes it does, and is more precise too! Thx for sharing!

Correct. But you can create a board in a software project that shows data from a business project ;-)

Hi @PeteS, Project management is not a Software project, but a business project. Boards are a feature of software projects. Maybe this clarifies my answer a bit more: So you'll need to choose one of these templates if you want your project be the host for the board.

Hi @PeteS, Any template for Jira Software, company-managed projects. After setting up a project, you can add additional boards from the Board link at the left side of your screen. The Create Board feature is at the bottom of the list: Boards and projects are not that tightly coupled as it may seem. When you create a new…

Hi @Rachel Copeland, If your projects are indeed using the same screen scheme - as you say - they are also using the same screens. It should be enough to remove the story points field from the screens associated with those screens. In addition, if you want to ensure the field does not reappear, you can also hide it through…

The above JQL may also return issues that changed to status Waiting for code review from another status, but were also in status Work in progress on the same day.

Hi @Vladimir Matveev, It might not be entirely correct, but it will be pretty close: status was "Working on it" on 2021-02-05 AND status changed to "Waiting for code review" ON 2021-02-05

Hi @Mazen Hassan, Welcome to the community! The estimates field in your plan is not showing the original, but the remaining estimate for your issues. I can see from your first screenshot that your issue only has 3 minutes remaining (for whatever reason). That is what you are seeing in your plan. Hope this helps!

@Kate Hunter, Welcome to the Community! This is usually happening because people don't have the global permission browse users and groups. You can check that setting (if you have admin permissions) at <your site>.atlassian.net/secure/admin/GlobalPermissions!default.jspa Hope this helps!

Hi @Michael Bagisha Bumba, Have a look at the accepted answer on this related question. It has a good explanation of possible options. Hope this helps!

Hi @Geoff, and welcome to the community! Assuming that you are working in company managed projects, you have a number of options: First of all, there is a default setting in your boards that automatically removes done issues from the board, 2 weeks after they were closed. The setting is on the General tab of your board…

Hi @Nurakhmar, First of all, the QA Estimate field must be on the screen associated with the issue types you use in your project. That may already be the case, as from your second screenshot it appears to be on 33 screens already. Just to be sure though: in your project navigate to project settings, screens check the…

Hi @Ann Marie Kjerland, The option is a step in the creation process of a new project. You don't find it from an existing project indeed. Just follow these steps: * From the Projects menu (or the list of all projects) click Create project * Then select a template * When the dialog pops up to give a name and key for your…

Hi @Amanpreet Singh, You must be a site administrator for that. But if you are, in your site administration. From the cog icon in the top right corner of your screen, select User Management under Atlassian Admin:

Haha, this is turning into a thread to get to know the entire Atlassian stack in 3 or 4 questions :-) You can best see Confluence as a feature rich wiki, where Jira (Work Management) is more about tracking work (tasks and projects) through a workflow process. Confluence is the place for content: documentation, ideation,…

Have a look at https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/work-management, @Ben Werner! 

Hi @Miyoung Mary Kim, Your shared teams have nothing to do with permissions. They are there to represent the resources in your plan and are used for scheduling. If the appropriate groups are added to the correct roles in global settings AND the permission settings in your plan are set as I mentioned in my first reply, the…

Hi @Ann Marie Kjerland, If your JSM project is Company Managed, you sure can. Even better, when you create a new project, you can do so with shared settings. When creating your new project, select the option share settings with an existing project and select the project you would like to use as your source project: This…

If all trains had tables with linen table cloths and great food along the way, I would most definitely be on them much more often!

Almost :-) I am still puzzled - even in that scenario - how you access the board context. When I click create issue from the backlog, the create issue dialog pops up. Later on, when I do hit the create button afterwards, I'm not sure how the workflow knows where the create event came from.

Hi @Lopes, Bonnie Q, That looks awesome. Are you also willing to share how this solves your problem? Probably I am wrong when I understood you wanted to fill out the value for the team field based on the filter of your scrum board. How do you determine which board to look at when this field is not filled out on your ticket…

Hi @Jarle Horneland, Although the documentation is not conclusive on the matter, I suspect your users will still need to have view permissions on the plan in Jira in order to see the roadmap in Confluence. At least, this is explicitly mentioned for the other sharing options through a direct link or by embedding it on an…

Hi @IBEX EAD, This article on licensing refers to the payment methods. If you can't find the details you need, reach out to Atlassian support directly and create a request for Billing and Invoicing. I'm sure they can put you on the right track! 

Hi @Amanpreet Singh, To transition a ticket in Jira Service Management, one has to be a Service Desk Agent. This means having product access to JSM. Most likely, this is not the case for your colleague. Check this in User Management and grant access to Jira Service Management - if this is not the case. 

Hi @Amanpreet Singh, There are no settings to disable the filters. However, they are restricted by default. People are only able to see requests: * they created themselves * that are shared with them individually * that are shared with an organization they belong to First of all, make sure that you don't assign people to…

Hi @Genevieve Orozco, Atlassian is currently working on a better process to rename sites. Contact support to see if you qualify. In case you don't, a workaround may be to create a new site and backup / restore your site to the new instance. For more information and all details, see this support article.

Hi @jacky.wang, You could design your workflow to allow for different paths, like in this (totally random) example: In the example, any created ticket will land in status triage and from there can only transition to the Open status. I would recommend you make sure that your custom field is a required field before you can…

In order to complete the challenge, I can confirm it is 10 for now (I am at 9 currently and still in progress). But I am not sure if it's intended like that > 10 is a lot at an early learning stage :-)