Jack Brickey Expert

Certainly a poorly formatted response it seems. Check your templates under Project settings > customer notifications.

The following JQL should work. However, you will want to use jira-cloud-for-excel-official to achieve your goal so as not to be limited to 1000 issues exported at once. createdDate >= startOfYear()

If your users are managed through an Atlassian account and if your users email domain changes then your users will need to update their email address for their Atlassian account. If your instance is set up where the admin is administering the users then as an admin you will be able to do that update. However, if that is…

For JQL purposes in TMP you use “parent” for references to a story’s Epic.

Thanks. Could you share links to the other posts just so I can see if there’s something useful there. In the end I’m unsure if anything can be done unless indeed there are some bug as you mentioned here. However I’m just not seeing it at this point. If the other posts include someone that is using standard or premium…

Hated that I missed this session but really appreciate having the recording. Thanks for sharing!

Maybe @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- has another thought. Otherwise check with Atlassian Support.

Scratching my head. What shows under administration settings-issues-priorities? Is it possible that you have an addon app influencing this?

No. The order will be dictated by the x-axis field values and is not configurable.

Duplicate post

Duplicate post. CANT-FIND-JIRA-SUBTASK-CHECKLIST-ON-BOARD 

Hi Rachel, when the sub-task appeared are you sure it was the same project? I am not aware of sub-tasks showing on business projects. Please see this JAC issue - JWMCLOUD-17 

No. Kudos badges are separate and appear under Kudos in your profile.

I suspect you would want to creat a third JQL that show the delta. If you could share your filters I might be able to offer an exact solution.

Thanks for sharing and especially the JAC so that it can be watched.

First I would advise against creating a custom field of the same name as a system field. as for including a field on the dashboard it will depend on which gadget you use but fundamentally you would do this within the gadget via the gadget’s edit function.

You can always start with the docs - https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/resources/ 

There is this one…

Good idea @Paloma Fondon Araujo .

What bug? If you URL is as displayed I would not expect that it will change. Are you saying that your URL was something different originally and now appears differently?

In the text posted you are missing a “)”… tried {{endofweek("-1d")}}

Unfortunately on free you don’t have a recourse to change this URL other than to start over with another instance.

Unfortunately no or rather I should say that the restrictions are so great and a number of bugs prevent it from being reliable. Here are a couple JSWCLOUD-18535 JSWCLOUD-17761 

Below is an example that you could model yours after…

Are you clearing the resolution field when you exit the Done status?

There isn’t a means via JQL - JSWSERVER-20097 however you can find scope creep by looking at the current sprint burn down or report report.

What do you mean by sub-domain? If you were trying to change your URL of your instance then you will need to reach out to Atlassian support for assistance.

You could create three shift groups and add the appropriate members to each group. Then you could set up an automation that would trigger on issue creation and use an IF/Else condition that checks the time of day and as an assignment of the issue and either a round robin or workload manner. Useful reference…

If you do create a unique link type then you can use the following JQL function. issueLinkType = "bug of"

So what I do is simply use the links “related to “. However if you wanted a parent child relationship then you would have to create a Bug issue type that was of type sub-task.