Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

It indicates what type of project it is. Jira has three different types of projects, one for each Jira flavor (Jira Software, Jira Core and Jira ServiceDesk):

Yes, you can link issues that lives in different projects. Have a look at Linking issues

Have you tried deleting the passwd file? If you are on Windows it's under C:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Local\Atlassian\Sourcetree

Hi Liam, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Yes, you can integrate Jira Cloud and Server with Bitbucket Server. Here is the overview for the integration in Jira Cloud, Integrating with development tools.

Take a look at Migrating from other issue trackers. You have to export your Github data to csv and then import it to Jira.

@Jaja Harris I just moved it out of the spam quarantine for you.

Okay, so it is the @ in your email address that is causing it. I discovered it a couple of months ago when we switched to use our email addresses as user names in order to prepare for a AD migration. Here is the bug I logged for it, SRCTREEWIN-8648.

Have you tried just entering the URL into a web browser to make sure you can reach Bitbucket? Also, do you use an email address as your user name?

The short answer is no, that is not possible. There is a request to be able to link a Jira project to repositories, JRASERVER-38738, and I would suggest you go a vote on it if that is something you would like to see.

Hi Sherwin, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can sign up for a free trail of Jira Cloud or Jira Server here, https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/try

Hi Tom, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can find the user manual here, Get started with Sourcetree. The root URL is the same URL you use to access Bitbucket from a web browser, for example http://bitbucket.mycompany.com:7990

Are the commit hashes the same in both the dev repo and project repo in the cases were the dev repo first links to Jira? 

Also take a look at this KB that Atlassian Support put together about SSO, Single Sign-on Integration with the Atlassian stack

You would need an app to do it. If you are using Jira Server have a look at Icons for Jira, Color custom fields, Rainbow just to name a few. If you go to the Marketplace you can find more.

@Amy Yeh No I don't, but you can add yourself as a watcher of the page I linked to, and I would also go and vote and watch JRACLOUD-69751 which requests to have that ability added the new issue view.

@Amy Yeh What happens if you click on the Jira key? If you click on See the old view you should be able to add watchers from there. Atlassian is still working on the new Issue view, see The new Jira issue view

When you are doing the pull request from your developer repo to the project repo, do you mention any Jira keys in the pull request? The link between Bitbucket and Jira is created by either putting the Jira key in the branch name, in a commit comment or in the pull request. 

@Amy Yeh As mentioned above, you have to go to the Issue detail view and from there you just click on the number to the right of Watchers and in the pop up you can start adding watchers. Note that you have to have the Manage Watchers project permission in the project in order to add watchers.

You can follow these instructions, Import a repository. Note that you have to do it one by one.

You could use WebDAV to move the page between the two instances. Take a look at Use a WebDAV Client to Work with Pages

You change your Bitbucket password via your Atlassian Account page.

If you click on your user avatar > Settings you can get to the Watches.

The root URL is the same URL you use to access Bitbucket from a web browser, for example http://bitbucket.mycompany.com:7990

You can do a search on that sprint to see if you get any results back. The JQL will look something like this: sprint = 290 You will get the number if you just start typing the name if the sprint.

I found this tread that might help you, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Jira-Power-BI-Content-Pack-custom-fields-didn-t-appear-in-Data/qaq-p/846237#M272355

There a few out there on Marketplace, Automation for Jira, Scriptrunner just to mention a few.

Yes, that is correct.

Automation rules are only available if you are using JIRA Service Desk. If you are using Jira Core or Jira Software one option would be to use filters and subscriptions, see Working with search results

Just rename it back to In Progress. Statuses are not project specific, so if you rename one it will affect all workflows that is using that particular status.

Are you using Confluence Cloud or Server? You can add it by going to Find new add-ons under Confluence Settings and search for it there.