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@Lucero Penarrieta Vergara like most of the community leaders on here I am an Atlassian customer and have not insight into other customers instances. I have notified the support team on here, they usually responds within 24 hours. I assume you have followed all the steps to reduce the repository outlined here.

It is possible to remove it, you have to clear out the Request Type field, that is what controls if the request is visible on the Portal or not. 

Yes, if they are not associated with a screen scheme or workflow you can safely delete them. Also have a look at this article about other things that you can clean up after you removed a project.

No, that is not possible.

This is expected behavior, TMPs is not using the same Story Point field that the CMP board is expecting. TMPs should be considered its own island and cannot share any information with any other projects, no matter if they are TMP or CMP. The rollup in a CMP board only works for CMPs.

Hi @Lucero Penarrieta Vergara, Welcome to Atlassian Community! I have notified Atlassian support team that is here on the community and they should be able to help soon. 

Awesome, I cannot wait for this to roll out to our instance!

This is by design, but if you are on Premium plan you get access to admin key so you can bypass those restrictions. On the standard plan you could go to the Space settings and under Manage pages > Restricted you can remove the restrictions if you have permission in the space to do so.

The create "transition" is using the screen that is defined as either the default screen or create under Project settings > Screens. You cannot add the screen to the transition in the workflow view.

You can find Atlassian's Cloud roadmap here.

Hi @auxa, Welcome to Atlassian Community! I have notified the Atlassian Support team on the Community and they should reach out to you soon. 

Hi @mmodi, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You have two options. The first one is to make your portal public so anyone can sign up for an account so they can submit a request, or if you are using SSO you can add the group that all your users belongs to to the role of Service Desk customers. You can learn more about the…

I would use the diff instead, because the compareTo will only tell you which of the two dates are earlier. Something like this should do it:

I am assuming that you are importing your assets into Insight, and if so then you should take a look at Insight Discovery which is an agent-less network scanner. 

It sounds like you have a screen associated with the transitions to Done. You could remove that screen, or remove Resolution from the screen, and instead set the Resolution via post function on the transition.

So you would just have to use smart values in order to do that. You can use the automation I showed above and just add validation for the UAT due date that compares that to the current date. For the second step that requires a separate automation that runs based on the Release status and checks when the issue was last…

Hi @Martin Dobrý, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Without an app, your only option would be to use the REST API to accomplish this since JQL doesn't allow you to compare between dates. 

Hi @Tomi, Welcome to Atlassian Community! This can be accomplished using automation. You can do that by creating an automation that runs on a schedule to check if the issue in the UAT status has been updated in the past two weeks, and if not transition the issue to Release. And you would create a second automation that…

Yes, you can create an application link between Jira Data Center and Confluence Server.

Hi @Paty Souza, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The order is based on the internal numbering of the statuses, so you cannot change that order. 

It can be done, but not while the request is created. I do this for application access requests and the way I do it is hiding the summary field on the form and give it a default value. Then once the request is created I have an automation that update the summary with the selected application so it look similar to what you…

Hi @Dean Hiller, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Jira does have a Slack integration that can notify a channel when the issue is updated. You can find out more about the integration here. 

Hi @Renju Mathew, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The short answer is yes, in order to access a page the user has to have access to the space. Confluence is using three different levels of permissions, global, space and page restrictions. You can find out more about them here.

Hi @vongani.sibambo, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You should probably contact your IT department to find out who the Jira admin is, Atlassian Community does not have any insights to customers instances. 

Hi @LindaCloud, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The product you are looking for is called Jira Align and you can find the documentation for it here.

Hi @Kia Davari, Welcome to Atlassian Community! I have notified the Atlassian support team that is on community and they should be able to help you. 

The short answer is no, you cannot change settings for archived projects without restoring them first. 

@Francisco Lagos No, TMP projects should be considered as its own island, and cannot share any fields or settings with other projects. If you need to do that you have to use CMPs instead. 

@Francisco Lagos If you go to Settings > Projects the list has a column that indicate if a project is CMP or TMP.

Here is an example of an automation that I have that is looking at the summary field to see if it starts with "Course completion"