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If they have access to Jira you can create a dashboard that shows the information. Currently it is not possible to make a dashboard public outside of Jira, there is a request to have that functionality, JRACLOUD-68499.

Hi Douglas, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The project summary is only available for business type projects, not for Software projects.

You cannot remove a license, but you can archive it. Just expand the license and click Archive.

You have the wrong Jira Software license eval license, Data Center if different from Server. You can generate a new evaluation license for Jira Software Server from My Atlassian, make sure you select Server

If you paid for Jira Software the license key is available when you log on to My Atlassian. Just replace your Core license with the Software one and it should activate it.

In that case you need two licenses, one for Jira Software (which includes Jira Core) and one for Jira Service Desk.

It is the license key that controls what you get access to, so if you do not have a license key for Jira Software you will not get that functionality when you install Jira. Yes, you can replace the Core license key with a Jira Software one. If you have Jira Software you will also have Jira Core, so you could say Jira…

If you do not see it, then the license key you entered was for Jira Core and not Jira Software. If you have a license key for Jira Software you can replace the exiting one with it it and that will enable Jira Software.

You can find all the information regarding certification here, https://www.atlassian.com/university/certification

If you already have other projects on the new instance you need to use a temporary instance and do the import there, see Restoring a project from backup

Jira Software is just added functionality to Jira Core, like Scrum and Kanban boards. If you go to Administration > Applications you can see what you have installed. In order to activate Jira Software you need a license for it. Here is a good overview what the differences are between Jira Core, Jira Software and Jira…

You are correct, the only connection the release hub has with Bitbucket is to the commits, and can warn you if you have issues that have not been merged yet, have not had a code review etc.

Hi Jason, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You do it by setting up a new project permission scheme that limits who can browse a project etc, see Project permissions. 

Hi Jonnathan, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can use bulk operations to delete those issues.

Hi Lola, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The manual way of migrating a project to a new instance is to take a backup, restore it on the new server and delete the projects you do not need on the new instance as described in Migrating Jira applications to another server. There are apps that can help you as described in…

Currently the only way to archive projects in Jira Cloud is to do what you currently doing by using the permission scheme. There are a couple of requests to have this feature added to Cloud, JRACLOUD-66849 & JRACLOUD-1450 for example, that you watch and vote on. Regarding new releases in Cloud, have a look at Atlassian…

The reason you are not seeing the files is because you have the branch dev checked out and the missing files are on feature/Ficha(?) branch. In order to see the files you either have to merge the feature branch into your dev branch, or check out the feature branch.

created <= -7d will give you all issues that was created more than a week ago. See Advanced searching for more information.

Hi Eran, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Short answer is no, it is not possible. You can get halfway there by using custom actions that run a script that clones all your repositories, but you cannot create the bookmarks in Sourcetree for them, that is a manual process.

Sprints are not project specific, so you have to remove the sprint from the issues that are now in Project B.

You can manually edit the database to remove the users, see How to delete a JIRA User from the database. As always when making changes to the database you should always back it up first. I would also probably try it out in a test environment first if you can.

Hi Denis, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. "access becomes read-only" means that all users will only have read-only access to the repositories until you either remove users or pay to go to the next subscription level.

Hi Isa, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Jira is for tracking all your issues, and you can connect it to your SCM system to get information from it, but you do not store your code in Jira. If you are using Git or Mercurial you can use Bitbucket, if you are using SVN, Perforce or Git you can use Fisheye/Crucible to…

Same reply I entered in https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Regenerate-License-Key/qaq-p/934587 applies to Bitbucket too.

You do not have to regenerate the license key, it will still work on your new server. The Server ID you entered when generating the key is only used internal by Atlassian and is not connected to the key itself.

Hi David, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The Atlassian ID option was removed as of release 3.0.8, so the only way to install it using an Atlassian ID is to download an older version of Sourcetree, register it and then you can upgrade to the latest version. You can find older versions in the download archive.

You can find the Server-side requirements for production here, and here is the documentation on Connecting Jira applications to SQL Server 2012. The one you referenced is for Confluence.

As @Kian Stack Mumo Systems mentioned, that number under System Information is just the total number of users that your user directories see. The number of licensed users depends on your Global Permissions settings and the total number of users in the groups that have permission to use Confluence.

Are you on Jira Server or Cloud? On Jira Server you should only see six project templates and the ones under the Business category are Jira Core projects On Jira Cloud you have a lot more templates, but the three templates above should all be available for you, including a couple more that are business oriented. The three…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community. What OS are you running on the Bitbucket Server? I had the same issue on my test server a while back that runs Windows 10 and had to do a shutdown (reboot did not do it) and then restart it before it picked up the right version of Bitbucket.