Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

So instead of the default Git behavior where there is a one-to-one relationship between your local branch and the remote (in most cases), you want a one-to-two relationship? Like if you are working on lets say my-branch and you push your changes to origin/my-branch, the auto-sync would also push your changes to…

So you are looking for a function that automatically commits and push your code changes on a time interval? What would you do in a situation where incomplete changes are pushed out? I am not sure that such a function would be well received. I can only speak for the developers in my company and most of them would be against…

The limit is on how many users are being displayed in the group browser, not how many users you can add to a group.

Are you trying to add users via the REST API to groups and want to increase the max result limit? Or what limit are you talking about? As far as I know there is no limit on how many users you can have/add in a group.

The thing about uncommitted changes is that it is only your local copy of the repository that knows about it. And Git does not keep track of how has create a clone of a repository. So in order to be able to bring in uncommitted changes from another clone you would need to change the default behavior of Git so it store…

Just to clarify, linked issues are available in Jira Software, but only if you are in a project that was created using one of the three Business Project templates. In a project created using one of the three Software Project templates you do not have the Create linked issues option. The only way to do it there is the two…

You are correct, we have the free version still installed and I did not check the marketplace listing. The only free option would be to use Web Post Hooks for Bitbucket and have Jenkins run your script to create the issue or create your own web server for the script that can be called from the app. The only option I can…

@Jira User Creating linked issues is a Jira Core functionality, it is not just limited to Jira Service Desk, see Linking issues. Business projects that the guide refers to is a Jira Core project, and if you have Jira Software you have access to both Business projects and Software projects. The screenshots I included are…

So the blog mentioned a tool that will bring your SourceSafe repository over to Git, VSS2Git, but from what I could gather from the documentation it is not clear if it can bring over your labels, which would make sense since tags in Git is totally different from labels in SourceSafe. Hopefully this will make it clearer of…

Hi Bob, Welcome to the Atlassian Community, Yes, you can add as many statuses as you want in your workflow, even after Done. I would recommend taking a look at Working with workflows.

If you look in the Audit log you should be able to tell who is adding users to your instance.

Someone with Admin permissions can invite users via email, those users will be created in the internal directory, unless you have a external user directory that is setup with read/write permissions. User are also created in the internal directory if you import issues via csv for example. If Jira cannot resolve the username…

Master is the default branch in Git, similar to trunk in SVN or main in ClearCase. Once the repository has been created you can rename the branch to production if you want before making it available for everyone to use.

No, the internal directory cannot be disabled, but you can prevent users from being added to it by changing your Jira mode to be private under general configuration. This will prevent users from signing up for an account and be added the internal directory automatically without you inviting them/creating their account.

If you are looking to create issues in Jira when something is committed on a branch you need to setup a post commit hook, either locally at each client or in Bitbucket using an app (External hooks for example which is free) that runs a script that creates the issue via REST API.

Hi Burt, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Tags in Git are different then labels that you are used to in SourceSafe. A tag in Git is associated with a commit, so it is applied to the repository as a whole, not like in SourceSafe where you can attach the label to just specific files. So it depends on how you are using…

Send an email to summit@atlassianevents.com and they should be able to help you out.

Hi Jesus, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Yes, you can store any code in Bitbucket/Git, like any VCS tool it is source code independent.

Hi Damian, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The diff view will remember were you left off, so if you did a code review, and then new changes came in after, the diff will by default only show the new commits. You can change that so it shows all the diff by clicking on the down arrow next to the commits and select to show…

No, the next step up in the license tier from 50 is 100, there is not in between if you are on Bitbucket Server. Academic licenses can only be purchased if you are one of the following organizations: * Educational institutions: Public or private K-12, vocational schools, correspondence schools, junior colleges, colleges,…

I would recommend using the command line to do the renaming, using git mv <new name>. It can be done from file explorer, but if you are on Windows you will have to be careful with cases, I have seen situations were a user renamed a folder and Windows changed the casing on it, causing it to show up twice in Bitbucket (our…

Hi Aneta, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Have you added your custom fields to your default notification scheme to receive emails when an event happens?

According to their documentation is says to contact one of the developers, but I couldn't find how. So your best bet would be to go to the google group and post your question there, http://groups.google.com/group/openpyxl-users

Hi Mike, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You do not see the Create Issue button because the owner/admin of the repository has set the Issue Tracker to be private.

If you are on Jira Cloud, go to > Site administration. From here you can add new users. If you are on Jira Server, go to > User management and from here you can invite or add new users. This assume that you have Jira site permissions (Jira Cloud) or Jira admin permissions (Jira Server).

Hi Viki, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. What version/flavor of Jira are you using? Cloud, Server or Data Center? Currently project archiving is only available in Jira Data Center. It should be available on Jira Server in 8.0, it was mentioned as one of the features during the Atlassian Server & Data Center state of…

No, the internal user directory will not be direct copy of your Jira directory, unless you manually add the users to the internal one. You could also modify the database directly by moving the users from the Jira user directory in Confluence to the internal one, just make sure you have a backup in case something happens. I…

For the first scenario, all you would have to do is add a new user directory in Bamboo/Bitbucket/Confluence and move it to be the first in the list, as long as the username does not change the permission/data access will not change. The only thing you would have to do is manually add the users to the correct groups that…

Short answer is yes, you can use the same component name on multiple projects. Components are project specific. What you cannot do, without an app, is syncing components across multiple projects. Example: if you add/modify Component A in Project A, it will not add/modify Component A in Project B.

It looks like Scriptrunner allows you to use regular expressions in a search.