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Hi @Kevin Off , the process for linking to Done issues remains the same.

That is interesting. Have you sampled multiple issues in different projects? Different number of issues? Is this TMP or CMP? 

Hi @Mercedes Rothwell , I checked for a suggestion in Jira.Atlassian.com product feedback but did not see anything. You might wish to use the in-app feedback located under the "?" Icon in the menu bar.

Assuming that you create an issue not from within the Epic itself then... If you are using TMP... if in a CMP project...

Also if you are looking to add footnotes please checkout the marketplace as there are a few options as I recall.

Hi @Javier Beato Gutiérrez , I may not be understanding your issue here. You can certainly format all content in Confluence and export the page to PDF or Word. I have not experienced blurry output either so I'm a bit surprised by that. I wonder if it would be possible for you to take a screenshot of what you are seeing and…

Hi @Tina Leszkiewicz , Yes, epic link is not a field associated with TMP. As stated previously, epic link is replaced by parent. So you're JQL should look like below and should allow you to proceed with your rule with your TMP project. parent = abc-123 where abc-123 is the issue key for your epic

Does the epic in fact exist and is the name precisely "Testing Epic"? Are you by chance using a team manage project here? if TMP replace "epic link" with "parent"

All, I wanted to update everyone on where I have landed on this topic. After much deliberation I determined that the best option for the client is actually not JSM but rather Google Forms or Microsoft Forms. I have never used either but took the opportunity to play with it a bit and was quite impressed with the capability…

Also note that in the near future Atlassian is changing the way Epics are presented. I think that "parent" is going to replace epic link. This is how it is named in team managed projects today. This will allow "Parent" to be used regardless of whether it is a story or a subtask. If that makes sense.

Hi @Tina Leszkiewicz , Good to hear that you have the date part working. The issue with your epic is that you're using epic name which is only associated with the epic type. What you need is the epic link for the story. The epic link is what points back to the epic parent. What you want to use in pale of your Issue fields…

Hi @Tina Leszkiewicz , when you say epic = testing, what field are you speaking about, Epic name, custom field other? can you share a screenshot of your current rule? Let me take a stab at creating a rule to share to get you close anyway.

Hi @Hafiz Anas , unfortunately you are unable to remove this feature from the portal.

Yes this is certainly possible. Have you attempted an automation rule as yet? It would look something like below. * trigger - issue created * condition - type = subtask * condition - any other condition to ensure the action is only executed as desired * action - edit issue, choose your Team field and choose Copy from parent

Not OOTB unfortunately. Something like Scriptrunner or similar could work.

>>>>> edited to remove misplaced response <<<< do this... * Click into the search bar in the top menu * click on advanced search issue * ensure you are in the Advanced view * create an save your filter * in the dashboard associate your filter to your gadgets

Hi Fanny, so their SW/webpage could have a link to redirect to a Confluence. However, this would not be seamless as they would have to login to confluence.

test automation? could you elaborate on what you are trying to achieve?

OOTB you would use copy/paste. I am unaware of any add-on that would change that requirement.

Hmmm, I did not think that was possible. Something may have changed. I will try to reproduce this later today. I would confirm this with Atlassian support though.

The only other approach would be issue security but that could be more complex. Otherwise maybe consider an addon.

Hi @Snehal Metkari , welcome to the community. you can create a filter that can be associated to your gadgets. Here is an example... project = abc and statuscategory != done

Ok but will they be restricted from any other access? Assuming so and assuming you are in a Company managed project then you would... * ensure the user are not in any role that aligns with any permissions other than Browse and Transition issues * edit the workflow and set a condition for every transition except those to…

Are you the Org admin? If so you should be able to find/access.

Hi @Ivan Andrieiev , could you explain in a little more detail what you're hoping to achieve here? Are you wanting to have a certain user or role only be able to close tickets and perform no other transitions or are you wanting to limit who can close issues or something else?

Either the author or an admin needs to provide you access. Otherwise a user cannot view the page as that would negate the purpose of the access permissions. What would the need or use case be here?

You will want to: * use a unique role for these individuals and ensure they are only in that role. * Then you will need to ensure that role is only able to access the specific project you want * finally you will need to use issue security to limit this role to a specific issue type(s). please reference this documentation…

Yes indeed @Mateus Haubert . Free does not support defining roles.. Every user in Free is an admin as well.

Hi @Priyanka , see if the KB article helps - how-is-the-jira-average-age-report-calculated 

Hi @ebrahim rezaian , if you create an issue as an Agent using the Create button is the field required in order to create the issue?