Matthias Gaiser _K15t_ Community Champion

I like to work from home, but I also miss seeing my colleagues. At K15t, we've started quarterly team weeks last year - and I'm so thankful for them. I'm a person who draws energy from interacting with people and these weeks give me lots of energy for the time inbetween. Therefore my plan is to keep investing lots of…

Thank you, @Walter Buggenhout, for taking the courage to share your failure moment with us.

If you're talking about the cascading select fields, I'd recommend a JQL like this: "Cascading Select" in cascadeOption("1","b") or "Cascading Select" in cascadeOption("2","c") More details about cascadeOption can be found in the docs.

Hi @Devi Vaishnavie I'm not exactly sure what you mean with "dependent dropdowns". Could you elaborate on that or maybe include a screenshot? In general, a JQL for two dropdown values would be: "Single Select 1[Dropdown]" = B AND "Single Select 2[Dropdown]" = C Does this help? Cheers, Matthias.

Hey @Wesley Whitlam welcome to the Atlassian Community. I haven't used these apps but know that they're doing something at least close to your requirement: * Dashboard Hub for Jira Here you can configure multiple data sources which you can then use in the various (graphical) reports. If I'm not wrong, there are also table…

Hey @Anthony Wilson I don't know for sure if there are any drawbacks for Jira Service Management, but I don't think so. What I can ensure you that there's no drawback with Backbone Issue Sync. Cheers, Matthias PS: I'm part of the team behind Backbone Issue Sync.

Hey @Sue Holmes you can find lots of helpful information for community leaders and also for planning or promoting an event on Atlassian's leaderhub: https://leaderhub.atlassian.com/planning-and-promoting-your-event In addition, you should also be eligible to get access to a community leader slack instance where you can…

Thank you for sharing, @tomas_kadlec. That might help others as well.

Hi @Nicolò Spito you're right apps are not real users which you can manage in groups unfortunately. But you could setup your permission scheme so that the Project role (atlassian-addons-project-access) is always able to edit the issue. The exalate user should be part of this role. When you're talking about properties, do…

Hi @Nicolò Spito welcome to the Atlassian Community. One solution I can think of is to modify your permission scheme and modify your Exalate sync accordingly. I have these steps in mind: * Generate a new Group Picker custom field which by default contains a group with all the users who should get access to the usual…

@Nic Brough -Adaptavist-, you could really go with One Night Ultimate Werewolf. You might know the werewolf game where one person is getting kicked out each round. This version is a great improvement, I think, because no one is kicked out - but it's still tons of fun. Codenames is another easy to play game where you need…

I haven't played Roborally for ages, but also liked it a lot in the past I'd also say card/board/dice games all count in 😁

@Sahil Kumar - as I've linked above already, I'd recommend to use Basic Auth if it's for some simple scripting. See more details in these docs.

@Dániel Ballabás - catworkx - you've been to the Spiel this year! I'm jealous. Usually I go there every year unless there's a good reason not to go. I guess our 4-months old daughter counts as a good reason. Happy to meet up next year 😁 I do remember my first or second year in Essen when we've met two Americans at the…

Hey @MarcSch that's an interesting scenario which you describe. I'll add some of my thoughts to your ideas to develop them further: * Work with security levels If you go that path, you could also think about such a setup:* Create a custom (multi-)group picker field which stores which groups should see a ticket * Setup a…

Great that you've shared your solution, @Helene Dryden

I'm happy to take January 6th.

I see. That‘s hard to explain in a general way since thr problem depends on your use case. The HAR file contains all requests made by your browser (tab) in the time frame of your recording. I‘d usually start looking at the requests which failed with HTTP status codes that represent errors like 4xx or 5xx, eg 400.…

Hi @Jacob Hidas I think you‘ve explained your issue well enough for the start. However, you’re talking about Asana which is not an Atlassian product and probably not that many can help you here. I‘d recommend to checkout their forum instead. Having said that, without knowing Asana, I‘d check the trigger part of your…

Hi @Asha Goyal I‘d recommend to use an offline HAR viewer, e.g. this one. Why offline? Your HAR file may contain sensitive data, eg for authentication. Does this already help or do you need more information? Cheers, Matthias

Hi @Ramandeep Kaur can you elaborate a bit more what exactly you'd like to know? Are you talking about the epic changes announced in this post? I'm aware of one article in the developer community which is about the deprecation of the epic link field. Maybe that's what you're looking for? Cheers, Matthias.

Hi Silvia, I think, I'd recommend a bit different design of your project. You could have a workflow without the blocked states like this: Backlog, Selected for Development, In progress, Waiting for Approval, Done, Cancelled. If something now gets blocked you could introduce another custom field for it, e.g. a single select…

You could implement an automation rule like this: And add as details for the webhook action these parameters: What does it do? Whenever the webhook is being called, it queries for all issues related to this user and executes the following actions for all the issues in the JQL. What's still open? You'd still need to find a…

Hi @Jyothi Ravipati I haven't tried this myself, but I think this could work: * You can create a Jira automation rule to be triggered by a webhook. This will give you a url which can be called from somewhere else. * You could then create a new webhook in Jira for the user event you're interested in, either delete or…

Hi @Bader Almarhoon yes, that's possible. You can setup a Jira automation rule like this: The "for each" is an advanced branching component. I've configured it to use this smart value which extracts the email domain (everything after the @). {{reporter. emailAddress.substringAfter("@")}} You can then use the if/then parts…

Hi @Bader Almarhoon here's the official documentation about customizing email templates for JSM. They're also mentioning as a tip: You can add a logo by referencing a publicly-hosted image in the HTML. For example, <img src="url to the image"></img>. Not sure if that's enough for you. If it's not, you can also check out…

Hi @Silvia Cubero welcome to the Atlassian Community. I think, it would help if you explain the bigger picture behind your process so that the community can help you in order to find the best possible solution and not only fix your exact question. To me your message sounds like: * you have two issuetypes: User History (or…

Hi @Christine Nguyen reading this part, it sounds to me that you'd like to have someone who's directly consulting you within your requirements: Is there a team at Atlassian that provide services to help us with the consultation, onboarding, training, etc.? That's exactly the spot where Atlassian solution partners come in.…

Hi @Barış Özer there is a transition order which you can use. You need to add/edit a property to each transition named opsbar-sequence. See also this reply in another question. In addition, you could have fewer transitions in general in your workflow to make it easier to navigate for your users - and know what needs to be…

Hey @Thomas Bürkli as @Tom Lister said, that's the use case for issue security schemes/levels. In short, I'd recommend some approach like this: * Create an issue security scheme * Add a security level "internal" * Set the default security level in the scheme to "internal" * Add all your internal users to the "internal"…