Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

Hi @Jeremy Tucker, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You are seeing the parent issues listed on the board like that because your board configuration is set to use swimlanes that group sub-tasks under their parent issue. If you click on Board > Configure > Swimlanes you can turn it off by setting Base swinlanes on to No…

localhost is the hostname for the machine your are currently on, and cannot be used across a network. You need to use a hostname that can be reached from anywhere on your network. 

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@Jim I looked and both of your questions are not under the spam quarantine anymore from what I can see.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community. If you want to use an app one option is Scriptrunner, one of the built-in scripts can send out an email on events. There are other apps that can send out notifications on events in Bitbucket if you search Marketplace on notification.

Hi Eric, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. There is nothing in the Bitbucket/Jira integration that forces you to provide an issue key in your commit comment. In order to do that you would either have to write your own hook or use an app. I have looked at Jira hooks for Bitbucket and Simple Bitbucket Commit Checker on…

Is this the same user that got the no such file or directory error when doing the ssh test? If that is the case then you need to look at where your windows home directory is, see my comments below. Also, have you tried cloning using the HTTP URL to rule out any connection issues between the client and the server?

The first error you see indicate that your SSH keys are not where your Windows Home directory is. So if your home is on P: you need to either put the SSH folder under that drive, or set the environment variable HOME to point to where you store your SSH folder. Example: My Windows profile is under c:\users\mikael and here I…

I should have clarified, have you tried to clone using the URL that Bitbucket provide you when clicking on Clone? The only port SSH is using is 7999 and the URL should not contain any reference to a username. The URL, with the clone command, should look something like this: git clone…

Have you tried using the URL that Bitbucket provide you when you click clone in the repository? The SSH URL should look something like this: ssh://git@bitbucket.myserver.com:7999/pr/repository.git

Hi Daniel, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Do you need someone locally or would remote work as well? Would this be a full time need or part time?

Yes, there is an Issue Assigned event that you can configure to only send emails to the assignee. See Creating a Notification Scheme for the events that can generate an email notification.

@Sara Figueroa I moved your question out of spam. Sometimes the spam filter pick up legitimate posts if they contain code or pictures, it depends on it's mood for the day I guess...

Yes, anyone can download and install the enterprise version. It was created as an alternative when they switched to the new installer because it required you to have an internet connection in order to complete the install.

Okay, so to enter your license key just go to Administration > Applications and select Versions & licenses. Here you should be able to enter your license key. https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver072/licensing-your-jira-applications-828788123.html

What do you see when you go to http://127.0.0.1:8080? When you first access Jira you should see the setup options, the first screen should ask you about setup options. Next it will ask you about what database to use, then you will be prompted to setup your application properties, and after that it will ask for your license…

No, you do not have to download anything else, just enter the license key during the setup of your instance, that will give you access the the features that you purchased.

Okay, take a look at your Jira logs and see if you can find anything in them for why Jira has not started correctly.

Hi Suhel, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. What you need is a .gitignore in the root of your repository, that way everyone that have a copy of repository has the same .gitignore patterns. In the .gitignore you would add the following based on what you want to ignore: t_stg_*.sql v_*sql s_*.sh Note that files that are…

Did you install it as a service? If you forgot to check the box to run it as a service you can find the instructions to manually set it up here. If you decided not to run it as a service you have to start it by running the start_jira.bat file in the install directory under bin. Once you run it you will see a separate…

Might be, or it could be something in the plugin that is causing it. I am on Bitbucket server so we are using a different plugin, but I remember when we started using it that not all finish notifications were sent out from Jenkins, so I ended up writing my own script for it. You may want to log a ticket with the Jenkins…

Based on what you are seeing my guess is that your Jenkins job never notified Bitbucket at the end, and that is why it still has the in progress icon. If you go to the build and check the job, did it finish successfully?

@Charisma Riley if you click on Create next to Search you should be able to ask a question, and since you are in the Adaptavist section it will automatically add it under Adaptavist.

Adaptavist has their own sub section under Marketplace Apps, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Adaptavist/ct-p/adaptavist. If you go there and create a question it will be tagged with adaptavist, and that is how it ends up in that section. Where a question ends up depends on the tags you add to it, checkout out The…

@MayurMMC I am not a network expert, so cannot tell you how to determine were the issue is. If you have a SSH key setup you could try and see what the output from this command tells you: ssh -vT bitbucket.myserver.com If you get to the point that it asks for a password your firewall/proxy is setup to allow ssh connections…

Hi Bill, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. When you get prompted for username and password, is it Git Credential Manager for Windows that is prompting it? If that is the case you can turn it off by running these two commands: git config --global --add<span> </span>core.askpass<span> </span>"" git config --system…

Also, you should have a shortcut to it under Atlassian on the start menu, at least I do and I have not created it manually.

Hi Shawn, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The installer changed when they released version 2 and is now installed under your Windows user profile, the main reason was put it there was so you do not require local Admin permission to do the install. Sourcetree now comes as an Enterprise version where you can select where…

https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/jira-software-documentation-764477791.html is the link to the Cloud version documentation.

Just delete the VM, the license will expire after 30 days.