Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

It looks like the Windows download link is broken because it downloads the Mac OS version instead. Use this link to download the Windows version, https://product-downloads.atlassian.com/software/sourcetree/windows/ga/SourceTreeSetup-3.0.8.exe

Hi Brent, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, it looks like the Windows download link is broken, it downloads the Mac OS version. I successfully downloaded the Windows version by using this link, https://product-downloads.atlassian.com/software/sourcetree/windows/ga/SourceTreeSetup-3.0.8.exe

Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can download the latest version of Sourcetree from here, https://www.sourcetreeapp.com/.

Hi João, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Jira Software is just additions to Jira Core, so if you have access to Jira Software you also have access to the project templates that Jira Core provides (business oriented templates for process management, simple task management etc). Here is a good overview what the…

Go the the custom field and add a field description. Field Description is displayed beneath the data entry field when entering new issues and editing existing issues, but not when browsing issues.

Hmm, odd. The Projects gadget should only show the project once, no matter how many issues there are in it. I use it on Server with projects that have thousands of issues and the projects only show up once. I just checked on Cloud, same thing there, as you can see from this screenshot

Is the Projects gadget listing the projects multiple time or the Heat Map?

Hi Peter, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Jira 7.12 supports SQL Server 2016, see Supported platforms

For projects in a specific category you can use the Projects gadget, it allows you to select categories. To get the projects you are the lead for, create a query using project in projectsLeadByUser() and then you could use the Heat Map gadget and set the Statistics Type to project.

Hi Chelsea, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The roadmap feature is only available for next-gen projects, see Getting started with next-gen projects

Under global permissions, have you enabled anonymous access?

Is your AD directory setup with write permissions?

No, next-gen projects, that includes the road map feature, are Jira Cloud only.

You can manage application access under Administration > Applications > Application Access. See Manage group access to applications for more information.

The default user group in Jira used to be jira-users, but since you now have three different flavors of Jira there are now three groups (jira-users, jira-software-users, jira-servicedesk-agents). You can use your own groups to define what application access the group has.

It depends on the feature. This year Atlassian worked on many of the highly voted features as they renewed the approach to highly voted features.

To change the URL, use this command: git remote set-url origin git@bitbucket.org:<username>/my-repo.git You can get the correct SSH URL if you click on Clone in Bitbucket. 

Run git remote -v and it will list the URL. It should looks something like this if you are using ssh: ssh://git@bitbucket.org:<username>/my-repo.git

Is your remote URL set to use ssh instead of https?

Hi Evee, Welcome to the Atalssian Community. When you created your SSH key, did you enter a passphrase? If you did then that is what Bitbucket/Git is asking for.

Hi Lekshmi. Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The road map feature is only available for next gen projects.

Hi Ty, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Are you using Jira Cloud? And if so, what template did you use when creating the project? If you used the next-gen project template you are limited to what you can do and change in the project. 

Here is the link to the Jira state of the union, where email batching is mentioned.

This will be part of Jira 8 release that was announced at the Atlassian Summit. Jira 8 is expected to be release later this year.

Hi Geetanjali, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. When you created the tag, did you do it from the command line or from within Sourcetree? If you did it from command line did you use -a or --annotate? If you did it from Sourcetree, was the lightweight option selected? Bitbucket will only show annotated tags. You can check…

One workaround would be to have two repositories, and the public one would only have the master branch that you update every time your private repository merged anything to master.

Hi Richard, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Git/Bitbucket does not have a functionality that allows you to set permissions on who can view specific branches. A branch in Git is just a pointer to commits. 

Hi Jason, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Sourcetree does not have a license, all you need is an Atlassian account in order to use it. See Install Sourcetree for more information.

If you go to Administration > Group permissions you will see which group/s that have permission to use Confluence, then go to Groups and click on the group to see which users belong to it.

Here is the link to How to migrate from HSQL database to an external database. Basically you create an XML backup, reconfigure Jira to connect to the external database and then restore from the backup.