Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

You are seeing this because your board is configured to use swimlanes, and in your case it is using Stories. Take a look at Configuring swimlanes

Hi Esteban, Welcome to the community! You can contact Bitbucket Support here, https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/, and they should be able to help you out deactivate your account.

Go to your field configuration for the project, there you can remove the incorrect description. The Custom Field Description in the Field Configuration is overwriting the Custom Field Description from the Custom Fields configuration page. Have a look…

Hi Sergio, Welcome to the community! Bitbucket only supports four encryption algorithms for user keys: Ed25519, ECDSA, RSA, and DSA, so make sure your key was created using one of those.

The only way to add columns would be to change template that is used in the code to display the area. There are a couple of requests to be able to configure what is shown, here is one that I found, JRASERVER-36490 Issue Matrix allows you to configure what fields you can see, but it is only for Jira Server.

Themes and initiatives are available in Portfolio for Jira, and that is what the article is referring to.

I think it was an issue in Jira 6 that is causing this behavior, it has been fixed in Jira 7.

The only way to turn it off would be to remove the application links between Bitbucket and Jira, but that would remove the integration all together.

In order to remove the Epic from the Epic Link drop-down you need to mark the Epic as done, and this is different from changing the status of the Epic to done. In your backlog, open up the Epics panel and under the drop-down select Mark as done.

Hi Seth, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, you can set up Jira so only certain users have access to specific project, it all depends on how you set up the permissions. I would recommend that you start here, Permissions overview. By setting up a new permission scheme and use the roles in the project you can limit…

2000 is the maximum number of licensed users that you can have (users that can log on, not concurrent users), see What is the user limit in Atlassian applications

Check out https://www.atlassian.com/licensing/purchase-licensing/howtopay It explains how to use a bank transfer or ACH as a form of payment. You can also work with one of Atlassian's licensing partners https://www.atlassian.com/partners

They are using Scroll Viewport to create the content.

You can follow these steps to Restore passwords to recover admin user rights in Confluence.

We use tasks and the No incomplete tasks merge check to solve this. In the task we put the URL to the related Pull Request and mention that both Pull Requests have to be merged at the same time. 

You can also replace currentUser() with your username.

Try issuetype = Story AND assignee was currentUser()

Yes, if you are using Jira Software you can setup workflow triggers that will transition an issue when the pull request is approved. Have a look at Configuring workflow triggers

Sourcetree is installed under a specific user's profile (c:\users\<username>\AppData\Local) and is only available to the user that did the install. You need Sourcetree for Windows Enterprise if you want to manage where it is installed and available for multiple users on a machine.

The short answer is no. There is a ticket to get this into Bitbucket Cloud as well, JSWCLOUD-14938, which is linked to BSERV-4800.

Hi Joshua, Welcome to the Atlassian community! Unfortunately it is not possible to set a default Bitbucket repository for a Jira project. There is a request open to have that option, BSERV-4800, that you can vote for.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Use "Epic Link" instead of "Epic Name". The Epic Name is the short name for the epic, Epic Link is the relational link to determine an issue's parent epic.

You need to provide more information in order to get help. When you say that you cannot log on, are you not able to log on to your my.atlassian.com account? Or is it your Bitbucket account? GitHub? Bitbucket Server? Do you get an error message?

You need to configure the permission scheme for the project you want the user to access. Take a look at Permissions overview, it explains how the different permissions and how a user is assigned to them.

Hi Ashley, And welcome to the community! The short answer is no, not unless you remove the option to send notifications on updates in your notification scheme used. That being said, you have the option to not send notification if you are using the bulk edit option.

2.5.5.0 is still being rolled out, Sourcetree moved to staged updates about 2 years ago, have a look at this blog post about it.

What was reconfigured? Start by checking the permission scheme to verify that the users have the right permissions to view, next step would be to check the application links. Also check out this trouble shooting guide about Development Panel missing when viewing issue.

Do the users have the right permission to view development tools ? It is controlled by the permission scheme you are using for the project. You can find more information about the permission scheme at Managing Project Permissions.

Are you using MS SQL Server and if so, have you turned off the SET NOCOUNT in the database? Have a look at this trouble shooting guide.

Okay, in that case you need to know the fork URL and you can then use git fetch <forked_repo_url> <branch> to fetch it. Check out How to locally fetch and checkout a pull request