Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

You can find the supported platforms for 7.0 in the Administering Jira applications 7.0 pdf document.

Hi @searsfranchises it, Welcome to Atlassian Community. All boards are driven by a JQL, so if you want to have multiple boards within the same project you need to separate your issues into different buckets by using for example components. If you use components you could have one that is unique for each board. Your JQL for…

Hi @Dogbazzawine, Welcome to Atlassian Community. You can use Excel Connector for Jira, it allows you to do you changes in Excel and then sync it to Jira directly, without having Jira admin permissions. 

You can follow these instructions to import a repository into Bitbucket, Importing code from an existing project. It will not import any issues or branch permissions that you currently have in Bitbucket, just the repository itself. 

The core.filemode=false can also be set in the config file for your repository. Also note that the execute bit only affects the owner of the file, other users are not affected by it. 

Hi @Taylor Johnson, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Have you considered using the Select List (cascading) custom field instead of component?

Did you add the new statuses to your board columns? On the board select more > Board settings and click the Columns tab. Make sure that your new statuses are not listed under the Unmapped columns, and if they do, drag and drop them into the right column.

Git only tracks the execute bit for the user that owns the file, not for other users. Same applies for read/write, it is not tracked at all. So what you could do is turn off the tracking of the execute bit, either on the repository level or on a global level (then it has to be done on each client). See this blog post for…

Hi @praveen_padamati, Welcome to Atlassian Community. The way I do it is to either stand up a new project what is associated with the new schemes, and once everything works are expected switch projects over to use the new schemes. You can also use a test environment that has the same data as production by doing an XML…

If you use submodules all changes are done in that submodule repository and once done you cd up to the parent repository and update the submodule pointer. The second part you should be able to automate with a hook. If you use subtrees the process is a bit different. There you should be able to run the hook in Bitbucket so…

Correct.

Removing files will not decrease the history of your repository, those files would still be in there. Here are the instructions to reduce the size of your repository, Reduce repository size. The short summary is that you need to undo the last push, then decide to move your large files out and use Git LFS, or clear out your…

Yes, you just have to configure your hook to do that. Git hooks are just scripts that execute whatever you want them to do. Have a look at Git hooks for some examples of what you can do.

Hi @Sharad KC, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Here you can find all the information about the Atlassian Enterprise releases. 7.13.x is the previous enterprise release for Jira.

You can use Git hooks to automate the update of your central repository. The only downside is that you have to install the hook on each client. Have a look at these two blog post on how to distribute hooks: https://www.darrenlester.com/blog/including-hooks-in-a-git-repository…

That should be it. I don't have JSU where I currently work, but the condition should work similar to the one on Jira Cloud, here is an example I just created: In this case the component has to be either Bitbucket or Jira for the transition to be available. Look at the condition setting, is it set to Any of the following…

Try now, I just updated the link.

You can do this by setting a condition on the transitions, JSU allows you do to a compare to see if your field contains a specific value, so only if the condition is true the transition is available. I used a JSU condition to determine if an issue could be closed or if it had to go through validation first based on a…

Hi @mo.entezari, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You could do this with Git Submodules, or Git Subtrees. See this blog post for more information about both options, Git Submodules vs Git Subtrees.

You find the options for the Resolutions if you go to Jira settings > Issues > Resolutions.

Yes, I would recommend that you remove the restrictions and use the space permissions to set who can access it. Then if you have a page or two that needs to be restricted further, then use the page restrictions.

Check to see that you do not have additional restrictions on the pages, those restrictions override space permissions.

Hi Libby, Welcome to Atlassian Community. You can use the Include Page Macro or the Excerpt Include Macro to embed a page into other pages.

Bitbucket does not store that information, what the Branch from is used for is to get the latest commit on that branch.

Hi @Mike Rago, Welcome to Atlassian Community. Git does not store the parent a branch was branched off from, to Git branches are just pointers to specific commits. So the closest you can get is to see if pushed commits are ancestors of a commit on the branch you are pushing to. Take a look at How to find the nearest parent…

Hi @BetsyO, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. It depends on how your site access setting is configured. If it is set to approve any domain or a list of domains then a user do not need an invite to join. If you set it to not approve any domain you have to invite users to join. See Site access settings improvements for…

At my two previous companies we used Veeam. All our servers were VMs, and with Veeam we could take multiple snapshots per day and store it off-site. A couple of months ago I had to roll-back a Confluence upgrade and because we had the snapshot it took less then an hour to get back to the original state before the upgrade.…

Hi @Melinda Harbaugh, Welcome to Atlassian Community. If you have Jira Admin permissions you can go to Jira settings > Issues > Statuses. Here you will see all the statuses that are available and how many workflows are associated with each status.

Hi @Stuart Winslow, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Based on the query the feeds you board you only have 2 issues in the status Work in progress. So the first thing you should look at is the query. By default it usually select everything in the project, but also depends on how you created the board.

@Shawn Kessler the cape was part of my daughter's halloween costume from 2018.