Tuncay Senturk _Snapbytes_ Community Champion

Hi @Harshit Grover Subtasks and their parents only have parent-child relations, they do not share or inherit any values. You have to implement it in order to inherit all values from parent to subtasks or you can search some third-party apps on the Marketplace.

Perfect! Thanks!

Hi @Kai Krause Could you please raise a support ticket here with a detailed explanation (preferably with screenshots)? Thanks

Thanks @Nikki Zavadska _Appfire_ 

Hi @Venkata Sagar Which version of Time to SLA are you using? Are you using next-gen SLAs? If yes, those JQL functions do not work with next-gen SLAs. It is stated here. Instead please use SLA 3.0 JQL functions. If you believe there is a problem with Time to SLA, please raise a ticket here. I hope it helps

Hi @Fletcher Cudmore It is configurable and it can be any date field in the issue.

Perfect!

@Aisha M It is getting very difficult to locate the place to answer, scroll for a minute and find the comment box :) you have to add this import statement to the top import com.atlassian.jira.issue.search.SearchRequestManager if your filter id is 2416 then replace filterId in your code like this def filter =…

Hi again @Rowell It is likely that the fix will be live today. Thanks!

I am on it. Thanks for your patience.

I believe that you can configure those apps and store the links to the binary files (e.g. exe files) and retrieve that information from the asset/inventory. I mean, you can add a property e.g. installation_file which will store the URL to the installation package.

Hi @Sampath Have you searched at Atlassian Marketplace? https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?query=inventory 

Hi @Rowell Have you raised the ticket? I am one of the folks of Time to SLA and please let me know if the problem continues.

You will remove this part def query = jqlQueryParser.parseQuery("""project = ALTY2 AND issuetype = Epic""") instead, you will add below snippet def searchRequestManager = ComponentAccessor.getComponent(SearchRequestManager) def filter = searchRequestManager.getSearchRequestById(filterId) def query = filter.query

Yes of course you can, it would be similar to the code below. Please try before using, I haven't tried it :) def searchRequestManager = ComponentAccessor.getComponent(SearchRequestManager) def filter = searchRequestManager.getSearchRequestById(filterId) def query = filter.query

I'm afraid, I don't have any listener script available but bear in mind that the code you shared is inclined to update subtasks when the parent is updated. However, there may be other scenarios, assume this code ran and updated every subtask. Then another subtask was created. 

Hi @keren melinda Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Your question was tagged as cloud but as far as I know, this is Jira DC you're asking for. You can add a workflow post function (using one of the workflow addons) and update the custom fields accordingly. However, the problem is whenever those fields are updated in the…

Hi @Rowell Could you please raise a ticket here? The support team will respond and fix the problem immediately. Thanks

Thanks as usual @Nikki Zavadska _Appfire_!

Hi @Juan Portero There is no such a feature out-of-the-box. I don't know any apps to achieve this either. What I could suggest is to implement a service (it can be either in Jira or an external one) which would check that external table and raise the tickets via REST and update the table accordingly.

Hi @SM Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You just need to grant them the necessary project permissions. Please read this article first and create your project permission scheme accordingly. I hope it helps

Hi @Gee Udobang The attachment field might be hidden, please check this knowledge base https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/attachment-field-is-not-appearing-on-customer-portal-when-creating-new-requests-927728644.html

Hi @Matthew Pears Is it something that you're looking for? parent = ABC-123 AND type = Sub-task

I'm glad that it worked! :D 

Hello @Ian Swinnerton Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I totally feel your concern, and this is a very good question. There is no out-of-the-box solution, you have to find an appropriate workaround according to your needs. On top of what @Dirk Ronsmans said, you might need to have a smart assignment post function. You…

Hi @support for vo if you just need a value of format WeekWW YYYY, you can use this code def date1 = customFieldManager.getCustomFieldObjectByName("Start date") // get Start date value def date1Value = issue.getCustomFieldValue(date1) Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance() cal.setTime(date1Value) return ("Week" +…

Thanks @Nikki Zavadska _Appfire_ for sharing! Great content, especially thanks for letting us know about the procrastination. That article is amazing!

No, I'm afraid you can't do that. You can define recurrent dates but not multiple particular dates. You can use this website to generate cron expressions. https://www.freeformatter.com/cron-expression-generator-quartz.html

Thanks for the final script @Aisha M I hope you feel better now. 

Hi @Aisha M If possible, can you please attach the latest code here, and I will add that to the accepted answer. This way, any community member will benefit directly without needing to read every comments :) Thanks