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Hi @Eckard Seeger, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Atlassian removed the support for 3rd party imports in version 8 and is now only supporting csv and JSON imports. 

There is a suggestion to add this feature, JRACLOUD-17783, and I would encourage you to go and vote for it to let Atlassian know that you would like to see this implemented.

Hi @Santhosh A, Welcome to Atlassian Community! No, Jira Cloud does not support multiple owners for filters and dashboards. 

Hi @talha Parvaiz, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You can find the database schemas for different Jira versions here, Database schema. Please note that this only applies to the Server side, on Cloud you do not have direct access to the Database and can only extract data using the REST API. You can find all developer…

Yes, it can be automated but only from the client side. All you need is a scheduler that runs the git clone command whenever you want to create the backup.

Okay, then take a look at this one using direct HTML links to create Jira issues in Confluence. And here is a link to some REST API examples for creating issues, Performing issue operations. You may also want to check out the Atlassian Developer Community Another option would be to to use the Issue collector, here is an…

Hi @Imad Arif, Welcome to Atlassian Community! What are you trying to do? Have your repositories exist both on Bitbucket.org and your Bitbucket Server? It can be done, you just have to use a client that initiate the pull/push between the two. Please note that you will not be able to transfer any information that Bitbucket…

To backup a Git repository you should use the git clone --mirror, this will clone the entire repository, notes, heads, refs, etc. What you will not get are any data that Bitbucket is storing, like permissions, pull requests etc.

To create a new Jira issue from within Confluence do the following: * Select Edit to open up the page editor * In the editor, select Insert (or +) > Jira * Choose Create New Issue * Select the Jira project, the issue type and enter a summary and a description, and once done click Insert to create the issue. You can also…

So, your Jira Software projects will not become readonly, unless you change the permission scheme to make them readonly. The only thing that will happen once your license expires is that you will not be able to upgrade to a later version, nor will you be able to contact Atlassian support for any Jira Software issues. JSD…

No, your Jira instance will still work, but you will not be able to upgrade Jira to the latest version. If you will continue using JSD I would consider moving it to a separate server so you can continue upgrading it.

@Brittany Sudlow the registration link doesn't work, it is pointing to an internal Atlassian server.

Hi @Greg Phillips, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Natively Confluence does not have this feature, but there are apps that allow you to do that. I am currently evaluating Comala Document Control but you have also Workflows for Confluence and other apps in the Marketplace.

Hi @Matt Meeks, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The issues will still be available after they have dropped off the board, you should be able to find them under Issues.

Hi @Sejal, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Is sounds like you turned off the new issue view, if you see transitions as buttons instead of a drop-down. Click on your avatar up in the right-hand corner and select Personal settings, at the bottom you should see a slider that allows you to turn on the new view, this should…

Hi @malikmuzammal2, The author is based on what is specified in your Git config settings, and you can change the settings by running these two commands: git config --global user.name "your name" git config --global user.email "your email" To change the author on the latest commit you have to run this command: git commit…

Hi @tyler.sims, Welcome to Atlassian Community! To allow anyone to view your space, make sure they have view permission under space permissions. Also make sure that you do not have added page restrictions on the top page in the space, view restrictions are inherited down to any child pages. Have a look at Permissions and…

Here are some best practices on how to use the resolution field.

Hi @Anitha Gandham, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Make sure that you are not setting the Resolution field either in your workflow or having the field on a screen, this it the one that controls if the issue key is shown as strikethrough or not. 

Hi @Vishnu Dharipally, Welcome to Atlassian Community! According to the Supported Platform page, SQL 2019 is not supported, so if you use it with Jira you are running the risk that you may encounter issues that Atlassian have not tested yet. There is a request to support SQL 2019 in upcoming Jira release, JRASERVER-69989.…

Okay, if you go to Repositories you should be able to see all the repositories that you have created or are watching. Bitbucket also introduced Workspaces earlier this year that you use to list all your repositories. Please note that this only applies to Bitbucket Cloud.

Hi @seema kumari, Welcome to Atlassian Community! I think a bit more information is needed in order to help you. Are you looking to only use one URL to clone all your repositories? Or are you looking for one URL that will show you all your repositories in Bitbucket? 

I asked at the last live Summit about it and if I remember correctly the answer why moving away from themes was because it was not being used that much according to their research, but I agree, themes was very useful.

Themes has been replaced by hierarchy levels, which allows you to set up our own levels. I believe the plan was to out phase themes, in version 3 of Portfolio if I remember correctly they started hiding themes.

That is expected behavior, Git do not differentiate between commits make to a specific path, it will merge all commits made on a specific branch to another. If you do not want to break out each folder as its own repository you could use Git cherry-pick to merge specific commits, but then you will loose the pull request…

Hi @rebecca, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You would need an app to do this. Atlassian has the Team Calendars for Confluence, but if you search the Marketplace for calendar you will get other ones as well. I have only used Team Calendars in the past. If you do not want to get an app you could use the roadmap macro to…

So if you want to control who can view and access a next-gen project you have to set the access level to private, you then control who have access to it via the three project roles that are available for next-gen (administrator, member, and viewer). You can find more information about this here, Manage how people access…

Hi @SBR Technologies, Welcome to Atlassian Community! This is expected behavior, next-gen projects do not have permission schemes, they only have 3 access levels (open, limited, and private). 

The short answer is no, in next-gen you cannot have transition screens. Next-gen limits what you can configure and screens is one of those limits, the only thing you can do is define what fields are available on the screen.

Hi @kauger, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Yes, automation rules has an action that you can use in your rule to send email to a given address.