Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

Yes, if you click on the down arrow next to your board you will see a list of boards available. If you click on the View all it will take you to the page that shows you all the boards you have access to. From here, locate the board you want to duplicate and click on the ellipsis and select Copy.

The default branch used when creating a pull request is determined by the default branch you have on your repository. If you go to your Repository settings > Branching model and from here you can set your default branch and your production branch. By default master will be your default branch, and it sounds like dev is set…

If you want to change the login gadget you need to modify the jar file that handles this. Have a look at this KB, Customize the login gadget in Jira server. Note that this is unsupported by Atlassian, so do it on your own risk. I would make the change in a test environment first to make sure it works. 

Hi @shalinbanjara, Welcome to Atlassian Community! I ran into this issue at my previous job too, and it is not the credential manager within Sourcetree that is causing it, on Windows it is actually the Windows Credential Manager that is the culprit and how Git is sending requests. The way we solved it was to turn off the…

Okay, from what I could gather currently it is only the Tempo Account field that is supported, but I bet Atlassian is working on adding support for Team too. Let me see if I can find a request for it.

On the action you have More option, click on it and you will see the additional fields

The Tempo team field is not available from the drop down, so you would have click the More Options and set it using the additional fields. Note that you have to find the ID of the team you want to set the field to, something like this: {"fields":{"customfield_xxxxx":4}} custom field_xxxx is the Tempo Team field, and 4 is…

The blueprint used to create the software project space cannot be modified, but once the space has been created you can always add more pages to the page tree and configure the tree that way. There are also apps that allow you to create a new theme for your spaces, I have used Refined in the past but there are other ones…

No, when you edit a page the left sidebar is not available and there is no setting that can change that. 

Yes, you can use the same license. None of Atlassian's licenses are tied to a specific OS or server.

An issue cannot be assigned to multiple statuses at the same time. I have a project with a similar scenario and the way we solved it was to use subtasks that follow a different workflow. 

You can use Git log to get all this data out of the repository. Have a look at this blog post that shows the 10 essential Git log commands.

Hi @Daniel Cayea, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Yes, this can be done using automation rules to trigger this to happen.

If you do not want pay for an app, the only way that come to my mind to get that information would be to write your own script that uses Github and Jira REST API. I would start looking here on how to get the data out of Github, https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/developers

Hi @David Fehrenbach, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You would need an app to do this, search the Marketplace for document control and you will find some. I am currently beta testing a new product from Comalatech that will do this for us, you may want to to contact them and see if the beta is still open. 

Yes, it can be done, as long as you have a link between the initiative and the epics. You would then have a trigger that runs on issue change, and then use the branch rule/related issue component and Linked issues. Then use the action edit issue to copy the field value from the initiative.

It does not look like the audit log is available via the REST API, so the only way of doing it would be to use a tool that scrapes the information for you and download screenshots of the log. There is a suggestion to have either a REST API endpoint added or be able to download the log, see BCLOUD-14419. Go and vote on it…

The external importer shown in that blog post was from Jira server and before it was removed. Jira is now only supporting importing issues via csv and JSON. Have a look at this guide on how to do the import, Importing Tests using Test Case Importer 

Check the Settings to see if the groups for Advanced Roadmap Users have changed. If you do not belong to any of those groups you will not be able to view, create or edit roadmaps.

The only way to do this without going into Bitbucket would be to use the REST API to get a list of current pull requests, since this information is not stored in the repository. Have a look at pullrequests for more information on what you can get from the REST API.

The short answer is no, you cannot hide the right panel. I saw in another thread that Atlassian is working on changing the view a bit, but not sure if that includes being able to hide/change the size of the panels.

Yes, it is possible. For Confluence you have to set up the Global permissions with a group for limited access or assign the specific user to the permissions you want to give the user. Then you can add the user/group to specific spaces that he/she should have access to. Checkout How do Jira permissions work? for a good…

Hi @S, Welcome to Atlassian Community! No, you cannot limit the text fields in Jira Cloud. You can create custom fields that will only except numbers and the closest you can get to limit to certain expressions would be to create a custom select field that the user can choose from instead of using a text field.

Hi @Trevor Deane, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Out of the box Confluence do not show this information, you would have to use an app for it, like Page view tracker or Activity Tracker for Confluence. Your other option would be to use the REST API to create your own activity tracker.

Hi @Dan Raihert, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Any file that is in the repository and is modified, either manually or by an editor (Visual Studio for example) will show up as modified in Sourcetree. You can use stage all if all changes should be part of your next commit. You mentioned that the modified files are not…

Hi @Matush, Welcome to Atlassian Community! There is no tool that would allow you to export everything from Gitlab and import it to Jira, the closest you can get is to export your issues in Gitlab to a csv file and then import that file to an existing project in Jira that has been configured to behave similar to what you…

It looks like the first Epic has subtasks added to it by changing the parent of the subtask. As mentioned above, you cannot directly create a subtask on an Epic, but there is nothing that prevent you from creating the subtask under a task/story and then use Move to change the parent to be an Epic. The old issue view…

It looks like the first Epic has subtasks added to it by changing the parent of the subtask. As mentioned above, you cannot directly create a subtask on an Epic, but there is nothing that prevent you from creating the subtask under a task/story and then use Move to change the parent to be an Epic. The old issue view…

Hi @Abhinav, Welcome to Atlassian Community! At the moment the Mac app is only for Jira Cloud. There is a request to get a native app that works with Jira Server/Data Center, JRASERVER-69440. I would encourage you to go and vote and watch the suggestion if you would like to see this implemented.

Yes, you have three levels of global permissions, system admin, Confluence admins and users. Usually you combine system admin and Confluence admin, but they can be separated. Have a look at Global Permissions Overview for the differences. To get system admin permissions you have to be added to the group that have that or…