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Do you get the authentication failure when trying to push/pull from a remote repository?

@Ali Raza What IE version are you on? You need to be on a supported version, I would upgrade to IE 11 if you do not already have that installed.

You would need to upgrade to a supported IE version, I would try with IE 11 and go from there.

Take a look at https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/several-actions-such-as-issue-ranking-move-export-are-failing-779159169.html hopefully that will help you.

It sounds like someone with admin rights have changed the status 'To Do' to 'Start'. Editing a status will affect all workflows that are using that status, so you should be very careful editing an existing status.

In order to create projects you need admin permissions. If you are on JIRA server there is an app, Delegated Project Creator for JIRA, that can be used to delegate creating projects based on templates.

Do you belong to the site-admins group? Only site admins have access to user management.

Yes, it is possible if you have an app like ScriptRunner (works on Server and Cloud) or Power Scripts (Server only). We use both of them, ScriptRunner for post function calculation and Power Scripts for live field updates.

That is for Cloud only, it does not apply to Server/Data Center.

SourceTree is using IE in the background to get to https://id.atlassian.com, so you need to figure out why IE is blocking that site. Make sure you use a supported version of IE. Checkout this thread and see if it helps, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/Can-t-login-during-Install-Windows-7-on-corp...…

You are not missing anything, the application integration does not include user administration. You can use JIRA as your user directory for Confluence and manage the access to Confluence by adding users to that group. Here you will find what the application link between JIRA and Confluence allows you to…

There is no such function that allows you to clone the epic and linked issues. I found this feature request, JSWSERVER-7721, and one of the comments mention a workaround were they use the export/import functionality. The app mentioned only works on Server and I could not find one that works in Cloud.

SourceTree is using IE in the background to get to https://id.atlassian.com, so you need to figure out why IE is blocking that site. Make sure you use a supported version of IE. Checkout this thread and see if it helps, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/Can-t-login-during-Install-Windows-7-on-corp...…

Since you have ScriptRunner you can create a new Script Listener and use the Send out a custom email, it allows you to set conditions that needs to be met, in your case when the custom field is set to yes.

You just have to do it once per board. Just change the filter used for the board to exclude issues in a certain status. You can change that filter under Board > Configure > General. Here is an example of a filter that exclude 'Done' issues: project = MY AND status != Done ORDER BY Rank ASC

I would look and see if there are any new listeners/post function scripts that have been added for the project. 

You can still search on issues that are not being shown on a board. The board is just a centralized tool that allows you to map workflow statuses to columns. For the archived issues you can use filters.

It sounds like someone added a listener or automation rule that is changing the issues. We use Automation Lite for JIRA to add comments to issues that have not been updated within a certain amount of days, and that one adds a comment similar to what you see.

You could either search for all issues that have the epics in question in epic link, but you would have to manually enter the keys for the epics (if you are linking your tasks/bugs to the epic). Another option is to use an app, ScriptRunner and JQL Tricks can be used for nested JQLs.

Yes, you need a my.atlassian.com account (which is free to setup). During the install of SourceTree you will be asked to either enter an existing account or create one.

If you do not see the cog wheel in the upper right-hand corner, then make sure that you are logged on. As an admin this is what you would see under the cog wheel:

Here is how you get to the issue type screen scheme: * Choose the cog wheel > Issues. * In the Screens section, click Issue type screen schemes.

If you contact Pricing, billing & licensing they should be able to help you with a refund/converting the license to Cloud. For your second question, yes that is possible to do in JIRA.

Yes, that is possible. What you see on the board is controlled by the filter you specify for it. If you create a board based on an existing project it will include all statuses from all workflows used in that project.

No, on the screen that controls which fields you see when creating/editing and viewing an issue. Here is the documentation for it https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver075/defining-a-screen-935391284.html You need admin rights in order to modify a screen.

Duplicate post of https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Service-Desk-questions/Script-Runner-Retrieving-the-Project-Portal-Name/qaq-p/650093

See if this works, it describe how to reset admin password, and how to add a local admin or how to add one if you do not have a local admin: https://confluence.atlassian.com/conf57/restoring-passwords-to-recover-admin-user-rights-701435450.html

Duplicate posting of https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Story-Points-not-showing/qaq-p/650067

Have you added the Story Point field to your screens?