Matthias Gaiser _K15t_ Community Champion

I actually managed to get something to work using Embedder which is quite close to what I wanted to achieve to. What did I do? * Installed Embedder in my Confluence instance and configured it to show no search bar and show a single page (as @Darryl Lee pointed out). * In my server instance, I've added a user macro which…

@Darryl Lee - thank you for the pointer. I'd say that goes into an interesting direction. However, if I'm right this is more about embedding a whole space into a software, e.g. as built-in help. I'm rather looking into a way to reference single pages - basically as you do with all the various macros like page properties…

Hi @Jan Byrum welcome to the community. 🎉 You might want to tell everyone how they can contact you for more details - otherwise they need to dig themselves to find that out. Cheers, Matthias.

Hi @Iro Karavasili, I'm Matthias (from the Backbone Issue Sync team). 😏 Since you've mentioned that you use Scriptrunner already, the easiest option would probably be to use a ScriptListener on an event like "Issue Commented" to trigger your script. Inside your script, you can get inspired by this snippet from the…

Hi @Esther Strom, I'm part of the team behind Backbone Issue Sync - so I'm probably not the best one to talk about recommendations because I'm biased. If you're interested in a demo of our product - and also to answer all the questions you might have about your exact use case, I'm happy to help. You can schedule a demo via…

Hi @amrita.sodhi, how about having a JQL query like this one? summary ~ "Onboarding Request for" and summary ~ "Approved on" Cheers, Matthias.

@David Bradley, I guess you know that you can hover over a heading and at the right hand side a link to copy will appear. This is in the form of https://some.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/TES/pages/2064056335/Page+Title#The-heading So as long as you use headings, you should be able to link to them.

Great to read that, Olga. As a little note for your future use of the community platform: You can directly reply to my post instead of posting a new answer. This way, there can be multiple answers to questions with some feedback to every single one.

Hi @Olga Drewitz welcome to the Atlassian Community. Am I assuming correct that you're trying to get all the links of a ticket via the REST API? If yes, you'd not only need to look at the linkedIssues. These will only contain links to issues inside this Jira instance. To get links to other Jira or Confluence instances or…

Nice, @Jimmy Seddon. If you now want to actually market your app, you could think in addition more about the use cases. Why should someone use it? The first use case coming to my mind is the following: I'm responsible for the Atlassian Toolsuite at my company and people approach me with their tricky questions about…

I see. I'm not an expert in recovering Confluence instances. I think, my best bet would still be to get the instance running again - and then export the content. If you want to export it from the database, it won't be an easily readable format since it may contain dynamic data like macros. If you want to go that way, you…

Hi @Swoboda_ Mike N, welcome to the Atlassian Community. Since you were talking about documentation, am I assuming correctly that your system is a Confluence instance? If it is, there are several ways what you could do: * Search for the error message here in the Atlassian Community to see if you can solve the problem…

@Bridget Sauer - I'd say that's a great idea for the next olympics (or similar event).

I see. I'm afraid that's not possible out of the box. In this article, they suggest to either use the JSON Table Macro of the app Advanced Tables for Confluence. Or you could write your own macro and use Jira's REST API to fetch the data. I think, it should actually be possible to write that with Atlassian's new dev…

Hey @Ricardo Schmadalla have you checked out the Jira Roadmap Macro? I guess that could fit your needs. Cheers, Matthias.

Thank you @Dirk Ronsmans for all the clarifying questions. @Tlantic, I'm happy to point you further into a solution direction. I'd recommend to search for "issue sync" solutions on the Atlassian marketplace. These apps all work on the basis of synchronizing issues between different projects where the project configuration…

Hi @Atul Kolarkar, I'll try to answer your questions: 1) Jira does not know about the concept of a sub project. You'd have several possibilities to approach this use case: * Create a Jira project for every main and sub project. You could express the dependency between the projects via a naming scheme. * Main Project = ABC…

Hi @Vanessa Salm as @Huwen Arnone _Deiser_Devoteam_ said, you can disable likes in the global configuration. In order to disable comments, you can remove the "Add Comment" permission from users in the space permissions page. Depending on your use case, you also might want to look into other solutions, e.g. for a custom…

Hi @IMENE FIRAS, I'll try to answer your questions below. does the version of atlassian sdk with which I developed my plugin affect his compatibility ? No, not directly. If you create a new plugin via the sdk, it will add Jira dependencies to your pom file. The dependencies in your pom file are the important factor to look…

Hi @Ilakiya Srinivasan the reason is that the JQL behind the quick filters are concatenated with an AND. In your example: * quickfilter A: assignee = A * quickfilter B: assignee = B will be combined to * assignee = A AND assignee = B This will never return a result since there can be only one assignee set. Having said…

Hi @Juni Myers , there's no problem in renaming an active (or not yet started) sprint. Only completed sprints can't be renamed. It also won't affect your future sprints in a bad way. See also the Atlassian docs for editing a sprint's name. Select more (...) > Edit sprint. Cheers, Matthias

Hi @IMENE FIRAS this mainly depends on the API classes you've used and if they differ between the various Jira versions. I'd recommend you simply give it a try and test the newest Jira version and go back until the oldest Jira version you'd like to support. For the oldest Jira version, I'd recommend that you only take a…

Hi @Thor Henrik Nordvik, I think, this Atlassian knowledge base article will help you. It contains various SQL queries for the different database dialects as well as a guide how to create a user macro so that you even could add that on a Confluence page and have an always up to date report. Here's the generic SQL…

Hi @Pei Huang thank you for the clarification. I don't see any gaps/problems with your setup. As far as I understand, your Jira versions both seem to be a Jira Data Center - with the difference of running on your internal hardware versus running on some Cloud provider. I'd still call that Jira Data Center and not Jira…

Thank you for sharing the solution. I think Unito.io should change their error message then to something like "Administer project" permission(s) missing from Jira sync account. That would contain the correct Jira terms so that you (and everyone else) is more directed towards finding the correct permissions.

Hi @Pei Huang, can you explain a bit more what you are trying to achieve? I have some questions to get you started so that the community can advise you best: * What data do you want to synchronize? All your Jira data? Or only some specific projects and issues? * When you talk about offline Jira, I assume this is a Jira…

I'm not an expert about Unito, but the error message sounds like you need to grant your sync account the "Administer Jira" permission. This is a global permission in Jira and allows that sync account to almost do everything in Jira. You can find it via the cog icon in the top right corner, choose system and in the menu on…

Hi @David Cook, we're using Bitbucket Pull Requests, therefore I haven't tried out these approaches, but I can think of the following. * Try Jira Automation Atlassian has some template rules for your inspiration, e.g. when a commit is created then transition the Jira issue. Not sure if you get all the flexibility you…

Hi @Ajay Sharma, welcome to the Atlassian Community. The team field you're talking about is actually a field which is related to Advanced Roadmaps for Jira, see also these Atlassian docs for more details. If you're rather searching for a custom field to add your own team names in - and are not planning to use the Advanced…

@Kishan Sharma, I did. However, a predefined value will be added to all requests for this issue type - so that doesn't help me much since this request type can be created by customers visiting the portal and also by customers from our in-app help or linked web pages. 🤨