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@Nic Brough -Adaptavist- I couldn't agree more with your Game of Thrones analogy! Just like you, I found myself downloading a family tree to navigate through the relationships and backstories of GoT in order to understand what was going on. Your comparison to Jira hits the nail on the head. In both scenarios, it is crucial…

Happy π Day! My favorite pie is pizza too. I call it a 'slice' of heaven!

Fantastic read! Thanks @Ilona Maras _ Communardo Products 

Hi @Wendy Grapentine Yes, you can export the options for a custom dropdown field in Jira to an Excel sheet, but it requires a few steps because as far as I know, Jira doesn't provide a direct "export to Excel" feature for field options out of the box. So I'll try to offer a couple of options which might be helpful for you:…

It should be all activities without limitation.

Perfect! I was waiting for this update!

I'm glad it helped!

You can see the introduction section of the same document for authentication.

You can see details of the REST API here. For your latter question, I'm sorry there is no such information coming from the result of the REST, you need to fetch each issue's changelog

Hi, You can use REST API below to retrieve issues in that Sprint https://<your-instance>.atlassian.net/rest/agile/1.0/sprint/<sprint-id>/issue

Hi @Sourabh Kulkarni Welcome to the Community! As far as I know, there is no straight REST API to fetch issues which were in a sprint at the start and which were added later in the sprint. However, what I can suggest is to * Fetch the list of issues in the sprint. * For each issue, fetch the changelog. * Parse the…

Hi @Jason Chayer Have you checked the parameter under System > General Go to Jira Administration > System. Under General Configuration there is an "Allow users to vote on issues" option. Check if this option is enabled.

Hi @sudakshina ghosh Welcome to the Community! You can explore issues based on a change history criterion for some fields using the CHANGED operator in JQL, it does not support all fields, including the summary field. The CHANGED operator is typically used for fields like status, assignee, etc. If you use it you'd get…

Hi @Constantin Noll Welcome to the Community! Are you developing a plugin intended to operate within Jira, or are you creating an external application that queries Jira for user information? If your goal is to create a plugin for Jira, the mentioned dependency is appropriate for your Java project. However, you'll first…

Hi @Carmen Bullock SearchResults.getIssues() was changed a while ago to SearchResults.getResults() You should change it accordingly. Please see the Java API here.

I love prime numbers, for instance, 31/11/2017 all numbers are prime, likewise this format: 31/11/19, 19/11/23 How about Fibonacci numbers? 08/13/21

I am glad that you managed to solve the problem.

Hi @Mark Tobin I'd suggest raising a support ticket.

Hi @Jagadeswar Reddy Muddireddy It's difficult to guess what the root cause is. The devil is in details, Check the JIRA logs for any additional error messages or warnings that might provide more insight into the issue (logs/atlassian-jira.log). I remember I faced weird problems and found out that either file ownership or…

Thanks @Amanda Barber , I truly enjoyed reading this. Thank you for sharing it.

I've registered, but I'm crossing my fingers. I'm hopeful that this year will be smooth and I'll make it to Las Vegas in person.

Hi @Aisha M Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad I could help. Your appreciation means a lot to me, and it was my pleasure to help. I'm here if you ever need more assistance. ps: Just had a look at the post again, wow! loads of messages. But I assure you that it was fun.

Hi @Neil Goodwin Script Runner is indeed capable of implementing complex calculated fields like the one you've described. It can execute custom scripts that can read from various fields within an issue, perform calculations, and then use the result as a custom field value. But you have to convert select option values to…

As far as I know, you can't directly get all field configurations without a project or field config layout. To list or iterate through all field configurations, you'd typically need to go through the schemes and then get the configurations associated with them. You can navigate through the projects, field configuration…

Hi @Pavel Without any app, finding users who have never interacted with a JSM Server project can be very tricky. JQL is primarily designed for searching issues rather than tracking user activity directly. You have to manually examine the history of issues returned from JQL which searches updated JSM issues in a timespan.…

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Hi @Emre Can Şahan Have you checked this post which has a resolution to your problem? I hope it helps!

You're very welcome, I hope it helps!

Thanks, @Derya Ozdemir _Appfire_ for the informative article on ITSM apps! Very useful insights and app recommendations.

Hi @Brandon Webb Did you try || operator instead of OR? cfValues['CustomField1']?.value.contains("Yes") || cfValues['CustomField2']?.value.contains("Yes") || cfValues['CustomField3']?.value.contains("Yes")