Felix_qq95eu Atlassian Team

Hi John, you can create a card with the title "---" (three dashes) for a dedicated separator card. If you want something more like a "header", maybe check out the options in the card cover menu. For example below, for the "PROJECT 1" card, I've created a card with a color cover, and set it to be a "full cover" card.

Consent tokens, like the ones obtained via /1/authorize, are not allowed to modify member fields, like fullName, initials, username, or locale. Only "authentication" tokens, like a web session cookie, are allowed to make these kinds of updates. This is to ensure that updates to a member's profile and preferences are only…

Yes, Trello is currently experiencing some issues and may be unavailable - please see https://trello.status.atlassian.com/ for the current status and updates.

Sounds like you want the Trello Voting Power-Up. Hope that helps, Felix

Hi @Adrian I worked on this feature in Trello - sorry to hear it's causing you and your team confusion! There's no way to disable it currently. Trello will try to "unfurl" any link it knows how to, and you have access to. If it's not unfurling the URL for you (as is the case with the first one), you may not have access to…

Hey Ron, Trello does not allow you to specify a custom email link. The email address Trello gives you for the Email to Board feature include a secret that lets anyone who knows that address add cards to the board (or comment) as you. It's recommended you keep this email address secret and do not share it with others. You…

Hi Austin, I've been using Trello to keep track of 1-1 topics for a few years now and it's been really helpful. I'm an Individual Contributor, so only have one 1-1 with my manager every week. I've found it works well for me (as the IC) to "own" the board. In the years I've had the board, I've had multiple different…

Hey Alexander, you might want to check out Butler Command Libraries. That feature allows you to both group commands logically, and share them with your teammates. Your teammates can import the commands into their own account and edit them as they see fit. Hope that helps, Felix

You could achieve this with a combination of Butler (Trello's automation tool) and the Custom Fields Power-Up. Basically you'd set up a Text field to display on the front of the Card called, for example, "Last Comment". The Butler rule to then show the last comment could look like this:

Hey Chris, in the example, the automation would grab the email address from a custom field on the card, called "Client Email" - you'd need to create this, using the Custom Fields power-up. Here's an example board I created with the custom field set up: https://trello.com/b/fW2KMPZX/invoice-automation You could also set the…

You could do this with Butler, Trello's automation tool. It does require a paid Trello subscription (sending email in Butler is only available on the paid plans). Here's an example of a due date rule that could do what you're asking: 

Here's an example of a board button that, when clicked, generates a report, and adds it as a description to a new card on the board: There's other places you could send the report too, for example the card could be created on another board just for reports. You can also have the report sent via email, or sent to another…

Check out the Trello Voting Power-Up - it allows you to vote on cards. My favorite thing is you can just hover over a card and hit 'v' on the keyboard to vote for it quickly, without opening up the card.

See the Quotas section on https://help.trello.com/article/1181-butler-features-and-quotas A rule being executed would be a command run, and each action in that rule would count as a operation. Hope that helps. 

You can sum number fields, just make sure that you keep the syntax as in the help document. Here's an example of 2 rules to sum up 2 fields: Note that the field name in the is prefixed with {{% and postfixed with }}, so a field with name "abc" would be {{%abc}}

You can use the Transfer Boards tool to do this: https://trello.com/support/transfer-boards

I think what's happened is this board is in your "Recently Viewed" boards. You are not a member of the board, so can't leave it. You can remove the board from your recently viewed list by clicking on the "Boards" menu in the header, then hovering over the board, and clicking the little 'x' that appears on the right side of…

You can search for a named label with a query like "label: labelname" or "#labelname". You can also search for a label of a specific color with a query like "#red" or "#green". There is a "has" operator to match cards that have a specific attribute, like "has:cover" will match only cards that have a cover set.…

By default, Trello won't show how many cards are in a list. There's a workaround though, which is to set * as the card search for the board. Because * is a wildcard in the filter, it will match everything on the board, and the "match count" (number of cards matching the filter) will be all cards.

This is not possible. Each Trello member has to have a unique email address and account. You need to create an account for each member on your team. You _can_ use email "plus aliases" to do this (for example email+user@domain.com), provided your email provider supports this. That way all the Trello emails for your team…

Let me rephrase your question to make sure I understand: You want to create a rule in Trello that runs when you archive any card. If the card you are archiving contains a link to another card, archive that card too. For example: * Card A has a link to Card B * Archiving A should also archive B Is that right? If so, you can…

@Joe Yohannes you should probably raise a support request at https://trello.com/contact Support will be able to help you in detail, and you can share your email address(es) and account name with them to get them more insight into what's going on. It will be hard to figure out what's going on in this public forum :)

Hi @Yagnik Solanki , are you including the `key` parameter? You'll need both a `token` and a `key` to successfully make authenticated requests to the Trello API. There's a good amount of documentation here, in case you missed…

Hi, I'm not sure where you found the URL you are using, but I don't think it'll work. From your question it seems like you are using Atlassian's Cloud offerings (for both Bitbucket and JIRA). The URL you are using looks like a Bitbucket Server URL. The Bitbucket Server and Cloud APIs are not the same. The bitbucket.org API…

Hi Kevin, MariaDB 10.2 isn't yet supported, but I have raised an issue (BSERV-9877) to add support for 10.2.6+ Felix

You can use the SSH REST API. Example: curl -X POST -u username:password -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{ "key": { "text": "ssh-rsa AAAAB3... me@127.0.0.1" }, "permission": "REPO_READ"}' "http://<baseurl>/rest/keys/1.0/projects/{projectKey}/repos/{repositorySlug}/ssh" Hope that helps, Felix 

Thanks for the follow up. Could you let me know which version of IE was used? We only support IE11 in the current version(s) of Bitbucket Server, so if that's what was used, I'll take a look and raise a bug to get that fixed!

Hi Dave, the option to clear a captcha should be displayed, provided the user has triggered a captcha. If the user has not triggered a captcha, the button will not be shown. Captchas should not be tied to the backing directory, they are a feature of Bitbucket Server. You should not need to shut off the captcha system wide…

Matthieu, it sounds like you are describing using the branch permissions feature of Bitbucket Server. Is that correct? Please note that none of the permissions you specify for a repository will affect a local repository; they will only be enforced once those changes are actually pushed to Bitbucket Server.

You could just fork the repository into another project. See Using forks in Bitbucket Server