Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

It's a known issue and they are working on fixing it, AMKT-21198

Check and see if you have delete permission in the space that the page belongs to.

Try this link, https://www.atlassian.com/company/contact/general-inquiries and submit your question under the "Help raising a support ticket" option.

Have you tried to restart Bitbucket? If it is still now showing up, the next step would be to contact support, getsupport.atlassian.com. Generate a support zip and include that with the ticket.

My reply was in regards to the Status Categories "To Do", "In Progress" and "Done".

The short answer is no, that list is fixed.

The field you are looking for is called Time Tracking, it you add that to the screen it will add original estimate and remaining estimate.

Normally it would, but it looks like marketplace.atlassian.com may not show the correct information currently. I just checked some of the apps we are using and they are all saying 7.2.12-EAP01, but we are on 7.3.8. Your best bet is to check if a plugin would work with at a later version of JIRA is to run the JIRA update…

On the client you pushed from, check what remotes you have for the repository by running git remote -v. Both fetch and push should point to your Bitbucket Server. You can also check your atlassian-bitbucket-access.log to see if there is an entry for git-receive-pack at the time you pushed.

No, go back to the project view and then back into the repository.

What if you go up one level and then back into the repository?

Have you refreshed the page in Bitbucket?

The admin account can be local to Bitbucket, or you can use a shared admin account. For the integration you need admin rights in Bitbucket and system admin global permission in JIRA. Here is the documentation about linking Bitbucket and…

Your best bet is trying to figure out why IE is blocking https://id.atlassian.com. There is also an issue logged for it, SRCTREEWIN-7949, check it out and also add yourself as a watcher in case there is a workaround or a fix for it.

You need Move Issues permission in the project in order to move an issue.

Board administration permission is different from project permission. If you want other people to be able to configure the board you need to add them as Board administrator under Configure board. 

Here is a link to the download archive if you want to try an older version, https://www.sourcetreeapp.com/download-archives

Okay, so the basic steps are as following: * Clone your repository (which you did) * Add a file to your repository * Commit your change to the repository * Push your changes to remote master (Bitbucket) I would recommend checking out https://www.atlassian.com/git, there is a lot of information there about using Git.

When you are doing commit, push, pull from SourceTree, do you get any error messages?

You may want to give it a bit of time, for some reason that seems to solve it, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/Use-an-existing-account-window-is-blank/qaq-p/643924

Make sure your source branch of the pull request is selected in SourceTree, then locate the target branch you are merging too in your pull request under Remote,right-click on it and select Diff Against Current. Then you can use an external diff tool, like P4Merge, to compare the files that Bitbucket are reporting as having…

You may want to contact support about it (getsupport.atlassian.com), the reason they changed the installer for 2.x was so you did not have to have admin rights to install it and run it.

Checkout this thread and see if it helps, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/Can-t-login-during-Install-Windows-7-on-corporate-environment/qaq-p/636213/jump-to/first-unread-message

There is no difference between a trail license and a paid license, the should work the same. The reason you are not seeing the Software project option has disappeared is because the greenhopper-jira plugin is failing. You should log a support ticket, getsupport.atlassian.com, and include a support zip with it. To generate…

Have a look at the REST API documentation, this one is for JIRA server: https://docs.atlassian.com/jira/REST/server/#api/2/issue-getIssueWorklog You may also want to checkout the the Developer Community Here is an article describing the difference between the two…

Unfortunaltely, there is no easy way of getting that information. You could checkout this how to article to get the information from the database, assuming you are using on-premise JIRA install, https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-identify-which-groups-have-access-to-a-project-in-jira-884354938.html

Checkout this thread, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/Can-t-login-during-Install-Windows-7-on-corporate-environment/qaq-p/636213/jump-to/first-unread-message The issue is with IE, so if you can access my.atlassian.com from IE you should be able to do it during SourceTree install.

@Brian M Thomas your previous reply was marked as spam so I moved it for you. I have seen this happen when you copy/paste text.

This query should do it: (assignee in ("scott williams", "joe smith", "john smith", "linda williams", "matt johnson") OR assignee is EMPTY) AND project = SDU ORDER BY Rank ASC

Try this, open Internet Explorer (that is the browser used to display the login page for your Atlassian account), go to the Advanced options tab, click on Reset your Internet Explorer Settings and check Delete personal settings, that should fix it.