Jack Brickey Expert

Well someone has added additional priorities it would seem. In Cloud you can reorder them and assume you can do the same in Server. It should be under the Jira admin/settings > Issues > Priorities. Now, understand that there is not actual ranking but only ordering of the list of priorities. Typically one will take the…

are the 15 issues in the far right most column of your board? That is required for the issues to be considered complete for sprint.

it could be that there are restrictions w/in the workflow (condition e.g. only assignee can transition, or something else). My recommendation is to split up your filter and perform the bulk transition on each set until you zero in on a specific issue that is failing and then it will be easier to determine the cause. My bet…

Nice article Rachel! It is a good summary and illustration of the changes. Although I consider myself a change advocate I will admit I'm not super excited about this one. I have become pretty accustomed to standing up right just in time to lie down again. ;-) I'm sure I will adapt reasonably quickly but not sure how it…

Hi @Евгений Фарсалов Welcome to the Community. Unfortunately, Ttis isn't a single question that will be easy to answer w/in the Community. I would offer the following options: * Free but will take some time and effort on your part == Learn Jira application. Start by using the documentation * $$ but likely faster == reach…

I assume you have made the dashboard and all filters public shared?

if you are a site admin go to Jira settings > user management and click Invite users. add their email and check the applications you want them to have access to. If you are attempting this very method please provide more info/images.

There is a check box for this. If ou want something more consider hooking in MS PowerBI or an addon.

You can turn the trend line for unresolved onto the CvR gadget. I find many of the gadgets useful personally. What is your goal?

If you can assign the user in the old view but not the new view for the very same issue then you need to reach out to Atlassian Support.

i don’t know why you would want/need the second part - cresteddate <=...

you should install JSD as an app on your current instance.

you create a filter that mirrors the filter of the specific board you are interested in. If this is a classic board go to board settings > general > edit filter. copy the filter and add in the createddate info I shared previously. the subscription will allow you to define who receives the email. You can also choose to use…

while you could share the same account and password I would not go that direction. Accounts are free for the basic version and the will allow the two of you to distinguish between each other's input.

That depends on your requirements/goals. If you are looking for an integrated solution then you need to consider an addon like Tempo or similar. However, if you just want to create a calendar that you and the team can reference as an FYI then you could do that in Confluence.

something like this.... project = abc AND createdDate >= startOfWeek() set up a subscription to run every Sunday evening just before midnight (depending on your start of week).

Each SLA is treated separately so you can’t normalize them all into a single assessment.

What do you mean by “manipulate”? A board is just a graphical view of issues. If you transition an issue on one board that transition will be reflected on the other. Similarly, if you change the rank on one board it will change on the other. What is you goal exactly?

I have not found a way of reverting other than disabling Jira Labs reverting to the old view altogether. I would recommend providing feedback to Atlassian on this. Personally I prefer a solution that offers both. Sort of like Confluence where attachments are in context but I can also choose to view all attachments in one…

If your sub-tasks are not showing when you use a JQL like - project = abc and sprint in (sprint1, sprint2) - then your sub-tasks must not have the sprint field. This is odd if in fact the sub-tasks show in the scrum boards.

You can add the users as Watchers. If you want to do this automatically and dynamically then consider an addon - scriptrunner, automation for Jira, power scripts, etc. 

You can’t do that and it really doesn’t make sense. Boards are just graphical views of issues, more or less. If a person can create and transition issues and the filters on the boards display these issues then any drag/drop action in one board will update the other board. 

Do you not have the “+” in the left sidebar?

@Sashi , you seem to be indicating that you are trying to create an issue and getting an error. And you have given us images illustrating that you were an admin. Is this correct? Can you tell us more about the error that you’re receiving when trying to create an issue? It may be that you have a condition on your workflow…

If you are asking about giving a user permission the modify the values of a drop down custom field the user must have admin permissions. The exception is the Labels field where any user can add a new value but, AFAIK, there is no similar custom field available. What custom field type do you have here?

I’m not sure I am following and maybe haven’t answered your question. jira is licensed per user per instance. In Cloud you have a single domain which will be something like urcompany.atlassian.net. So each user added to that instance will require a license. If you get another cloud instance, e.g. ur2company.atlassian.net…

Permissions have nothing to do with boards at all. 

It sure could. There could be a restriction in the create transition. Check conditions. here is the question can the person create an issue at all? This is pretty basic function. 

They just need create issues permission for the project in question. 

You cannot add classic issues to a NG epic. They are a different beast altogether.