Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

The link should have the format file://///unc/path/to/folder/ to link to a network folder. This should work automatically if you are using Microsoft Edge or IE11. For Chrome or Firefox you would have to download a plugin in order to get it to work, since they by default do not allow local links:…

My favorite takeaways-from-far-away is Jira 8 with faster boards and project archiving, and Code Insights in Bitbucket will come in handy now that we finally are making static code analysis a part of our pull requests.

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Atlassian supports feature versions for two years after the first major iteration of that version was released, the EOL for 7.6 is Nov 14, 2019. You can find all the EOL dates at Atlassian Support End of Life Policy

Each user has to setup their own ssh key and add the public key to their user profile. You as an admin cannot do it on behalf of a user.

Yes, you add the public key to your account under Account settings > SSH keys

The short answer is that you cannot give branch permissions to a SSH key, it has to be a user. SSH is a network protocol that allows you to authenticate a user. In Bitbucket you associate a key to a user, and when you set the permissions on the project/repository/branch you do it for the user/group.

Have you tried using the URL that you get from Bitbucket when you click on clone button? The SSH URL does not look correct, it should look something like this: ssh://git@bitbucket.myserver.com:7999/pr/repository.git Do you have a firewall in between your Bitbucket Server and the clients?

Hi Beverly, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The short answer is yes, you can use a repository a subtree of another repository, one of my projects is using it to share common code between platforms. I would recommend checking out git subtrees: a-tutorial and Alternatives To Git Submodule: Git Subtree. Both gives you a…

Try this link: http://atlassian.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/assetebook.pdf Looks like @Brant Schroeder's link had some extra characters at the end.

One way of doing it is to have a workflow status that any user can move the issue to, but only admins can move the issue out of that status. Then you can restrict the permission to delete issues to only admins.

Hi Sheyi, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Since you have an existing project that you want to add to Git, just cd into it and run the git init command. That will initiate the setup and create a .git folder. The next step would be to point it to your network drive by changing the URL for the remote repository. Take a…

As @Alexey Matveev mentioned you can write an app that allows you to do that or there are existing apps on the Marketplace, for example: * Delegated Project Admin Pro for Jira * Custom field for Project Admin for Jira * Edit Custom Field Values These are just a few of the apps that allow you to delegate permissions to…

@PO SixOMCBoth screenshots are from Jira Software projects, and taken from the issue view screen. Jira Server has one app that have added more menu options, but have nothing to do with the Create linked issue.

Hi Victoria, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Yes, you can control what a user have access to via Global Permissions and Space Permissions. 

Hi Kathryn, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. There are a couple of apps that can be used for this if you search the marketplace for slider.

Hi Francis, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. No, the public key does not give anyone access to your repositories, it is your private key that gives you access. SSH keys are always generated in pairs with one known as the private key and the other as the public key. The private key is known only to you and it should be…

Hi Silvia, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You have Create linked issue option under the ellipsis in the issue view in Jira Cloud, or under More if you are on Jira Server.

Not a solution to get the labels used in the project when you edit, but you could add the label gadget to a dashboard set it up to show all labels used for a specific project.

Hi Yevhen, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. All you have to do is copy the license to the new server when you are ready, the server id that you entered when generating the license is only used internally by Atlassian.

You can't unless you use an old version of a web browser. The support for autocomplete=off has been removed in the latest version in all major web browsers, see How to Prevent Password Autocompletion in Confluence. If you you are using Chrome you could take a look at this solution, jquery.disableAutoFill

Hi Duane, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. What error do you see in the application log? What version of SQL Server are your using?

Hi Katie, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Custom fields are available to all projects within the instance, you control if the field is available for each project by adding it to screens used by the projects, and field configurations.

Go and check your services under Administration > System > Advanced > Services, there you should find job for the xml backups, com.atlassian.jira.service.services.export.ExportService that is setup by default.

No, just double-click on the branch or right-click on it and select Checkout master...

Hi Vandrey, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. I am actually in the process of doing a AD migration, and in our case we are also changing the usernames, and yes, Jira has no issues with the migration. As long as the usernames are the same in both domains, everything should work.

Correct, you should be on the master branch when you do the reset.

As long as you reset back to the commit you made you should be fine. An example: In this example I uncommitted changes and I want to reset my branch to the commit that my remote copy of the branch knows. It will basically delete my uncommitted changes and the commit called Testing something. Note that this is all done…

Okay, so if you see your commit in Bitbucket then your changes have been pushed there. The changes you pushed to your master branch, where they done on a separate branch that you merged into master or was it all done one master? In order to clear out the errors you currently see I would to a git reset to get back to the…

Hi Tyler, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Have you pushed your merge to the master branch back to Bitbucket? Or is it just locally in your repository?