Jack Brickey Expert

you must set the Resolution field. strike-through, and many Jira behaviors, are driven by the Resolution field.

I de-spammed this post. At this point you cannot place images on board cards. I have seen a presentation for Next-gen, I believe, that would indicate this is coming to NG. BTW, where did you read about the "preview function"? Link?

yep you must export 1K at a time. :-( you can then combine into single CSV/excel

Indeed interested in Cloud in a major way. But also pushing for Atlassian to build it in natively. IMO, that would be huge at unseating some of the competition.

puede realizar una copia de seguridad que es útil si alguna vez desea restaurarla. o puede exportar todos los problemas a CSV.

if you are using classic go to the detailed issue view and in the Activity section select Time log in the drop down. Find the entry in question click Edit....

I do not believe it is possible. It is informational. It would be better if it was a pop up when you actually change something but it is not.

So you should see a strike-through on any issue in the backlog that has the Resolution field set. If you don't have it set it won't work. note: this is how it is for Sprints where the active sprint shows in the backlog. If you are using Kanban then likely you are only seeing the left-most column in your kanban board…

@Michael Aniskovich maybe you could provide a screenshot of what you are seeing?

what is the "work time calendar"? Is this associated w/ an addon?

Have you familiarized yourself with Jira Dashboards? configuring-dashboards 

@[deleted] , sorry I thought my answer was clear. watcher/voter parameters are not available in Basic search which includes the more + drop down. You need to use Advanced. 

Yes you need to use Advanced JQL e.g. watcher in (jack, sarah, ...) voter in (jack, sarah, ...) Basic is a great place to start when performing but ultimately you will find that JQL is more powerful and arguably quicker. When making the transition I found it useful to start with Basic to get most of what I wanted, click…

reporter in (edwin, kathleen) OR assignee in (edwin, kathleen)

you cannot add issues from Classic project to Epics of NG projects.

You could use the following query to return a list of issues that were 'reopened' project = myproject and status changed from Done to "To Do" adjust the JQL to meet your precise needs/config

There are two ways to do this: * Create a new Cancelled status w/ a Done Category and set up the transitions as desired. Likely just use "All". * Create a Cancelled Resolution and continue to use Done but set the Resolution to Cancelled when you cancel a request. Generally I like #2 If you need detailed assistance LMK.

That makes sense. Welcome to Jira and the Community!

Hi @Ståle Mogstad , you mention being able to mention people in “notes”. Do you mean Comments? To be able to mention someone in an issue’s comments the person must be part of the project, i.e. have permissions to browse, etc.

It sounds like maybe a couple of things going on here or at least a few things to check/clarify. First let me clarify if the following statement is true - you are able to drag an issue on a board to the “in progress” column but your colleague cannot. * ensure you both are looking at the same board * check the configuration…

Try this Jira Settings > User management > users and see if you get to a screen like this. 

Well you would think so but in fact sub-tasks are not directly associated with the epic. Whereas the story is via the epic link, no such association exists between the epic and sub-task. 

agree you could likely put something together that would facilitate the process but I would not use it for the legal/signoff process.

go to the Backlog screen. click on the ellipses to the right of the sprint and Edit.

do you have an IT group? and IT ticketing system? Reach out to IT and request permissions to create projects.

You need to ensure that you have the proper Notifications setup to notify the role/group. You should check Generic Event and Issue Updated.

can't you create a filter like this.... project = myproject and create >= startofyear("32d") then use monthly duration? I don't think you can redefine your quarters unfortunately.

you can use burndown w/ time estimate. Board settings > Estimation > Original Time Estimate

I mislead you. Not sure what I was thinking at the time. :-( As Hernan stated, you can only require a comment as part of a transition. Automation for Jira won't get you there. You might be able to write some java script to get you there but have never attempted so can't really assist there. the right solution, as Hernan…

automation is indeed the way to go but will require an addon, e.g. Automation for Jira, Scriptrunner, Power Scripts, etc.