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Hi @hfchen, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The short answer is no. Currently it is only view restrictions that are inherited down, edit restrictions has be set on each page. 

So before doing the transition of the sub task, add an Edit issue action that sets the Resolution field.

The alternative would look like this if you do not want to use the IF/ELSE:

You are on the right track. In the IF/ELSE, pick the Issue field condition, select the Issue type field, leave the condition as equals and then in the value dropdown pick the work item type. It should looks something like this: You could also pick "is one of" in the condition, that will turn the value dropdown into a…

Is the work item that you are using a story? The way your automation is configured it will only run if the work item is a story, and then it will stop on the next condition because a work item can only be one type. Since you want it to run on different work item types you need to use the IF/ELSE condition and the OR option…

Did you change the permission scheme for the other projects as well? The default is to allow anyone with application access to browse projects, so you need to change that as well. I would either limit it to a group that excludes the users that should have access to the projects, or use project roles instead. The advantage…

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Yes, the re-index applies to Cloud as well. Also make sure that you are on the latest version of Zephyr, you should see an info notice if you are not.

Hi @Tessa Schouten Welcome to Atlassian Commuity! One thing you could try is to do a re-index, that should help with the slowness. We do a re-index twice a week in order to work around this. 

@[deleted] Unfortunately not. Once the ticket is submitted there is no reference to the portal group so you would not be able to access it in an automation.

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Hi @Joe St_ Louis, Welcome to Atlassian Community! In order for your PMOs to be able to create a delete company-managed projects you have to make them Jira admins. If you are only using team-managed projects you can set the global permission that allows you to create tmps to the PMO group. And for the other users, it all…

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Yes and no. The file can be loaded into a project, but you will not be able to view the file content in Bitbucket since it only support showing content from non-binary files (which is the same for the majority of version control systems).

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Hi @Timothy McKay, Welcome to Atlassian Community! No, and the reason is that it all depends on what attributes that you have in your object schema. You can use this KB as a starting point, it shows an example of how a csv could look like. 

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Hi @Timothy McKay, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The easiest way of doing this is to have an user attribute on the object that references the owner. You can then use that in an automation to set the associated hardware when the user submits a ticket. Another option is to have a separate object schema/type for all your…

If you remove a request type you will get a warning if you have work items that are associated with that request type. If you go ahead and delete the request type the work items that were associated with it will no longer be visible from the Portal, but the data will still be retained.

Hi @Michael Szczepanski, You would need an app from the Marketplace in order to do this. There apps that extends JQL, like Extended search and JQL Tricks, that can get you the result you are looking for. Another option is JXL, which can order your work items based on the hierarchy.

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Jira Cloud does not have a version, there are new updates added frequently. You can change the release track you are on if you need to verify new changes before they are released on your instance.

Unfortunately, currently there is no API call that can get you spaces in trash, Get Spaces can only get current and archived spaces.

Hi @Chittaxay_Sounthonevat, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Git can handle any file extensions, but since jmp files are binary files you may want to consider to store those using Git LFS in order to keep the repository size down. Bitbucket is layered on top of Git, so you would be able to use jmp files in a pull request,…