Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

All you have to do is click on the dropdown arrow when you are in the project and select Create board, then just follow the onscreen instructions. Also check out Learn kanban with Jira software 

Hi @Dario Piantanida, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Yes, you can create a Kanban board in a Bug tracking project. All you have to do is create a new board and select it to be a Kanban. As long as the project is a Software project you have the option to create either a Scrum board and/or a Kanban board.

Hi @Daniel Merizzi, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The create sprint button should be available, and it is controlled by the "Manage sprints" in the permission scheme. But I would check what type of board you have, because Kanban boards also have a backlog but do not have sprints. 

Yes, as long as you have an SLA configured that measure it you can create a report for it. For example, I have a report that shows the average time to first response, both for the whole team and individual users.

I love watching the Super Bowl, but maybe not as intensely when the team I'm rooting for is not in it. I'm also a hockey fan, and try and not miss any of the Canes games, I was a season-ticket holder until we moved to PNW.

The Approvals field control this And once someone approves (or denies) the approval will show up in the comment like this: There is nothing that you can do to have it show up on the right-hand side unless you add a custom fields that shows who approved it.

Since you are using a team-managed project you have to make sure you have role of Administrator in the project that the automation is running, which is different from being a Jira admin.

@Mikhail Ponomarev since you are using a team-managed project the issue security works differently, and is based on the access roles in the project, not based on an issue security scheme.

Awesome! The Quarterly Check-In be something that I will use going forward. And the OOO one too.

You should see something like this if you are on the Premium plan Plans is the advanced roadmaps, and you set up the hierarchy by going to Plans > Settings > Advanced Roadmaps hierarchy configuration and from here you can add issues above the epic level.

The language is set in your user profile. Got to your Avatar > Profile > Manage account > Account preferences and from here you can change the language.

And here is the KB for how to configure the hierarchy levels.

In Advanced roadmap the linking between parent-child issues are done using the Parent Link field, have a look at this KB for for more information.

Hi Victor, Welcome to Atlassian Community! No, you cannot change the change the type that is created as a sub-issue to your feature. If you are on a Premium plan you have access to Advanced roadmaps, which allows you to set up a hierarchy above of what Jira can do (Epics - Stories/Tasks - Sub-tasks). If you are not on the…

Hi @Robert Heller, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You can set up a new instance if you go to https://www.atlassian.com/try and sign up for a new Confluence instance. 

@Muhammet Ayal I have workflows in tray.io that are ready to go as soon as there is a way to import objects that reference a user type attribute. Latest I heard was that the priority to get this working has been bumped up, so there should hopefully be a solution available for it soon.

The short answer is no, you cannot combine different bulk changes into one operation.

Confluence Template library also has a Content design glossary template that you could use for inspiration.

If you are using Confluence Cloud you may want to take a look at https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/forge-dictionary/src/master/ which is one of the example apps built using Forge.

Assuming that you are testing this, https://www.teamboard.cloud/, I would recommend that you contact them and they should be able to help you.

It looks like you are missing the object ID, your URL should look something like this: https://api.atlassian.com/jsm/insight/workspace/<workplaceID>/v1/object/{{objectID}}

Are you also including the Accept application/json header?

Okay, so have you created the custom field yet? If not, click on the cog wheel up in the right- hand corner and select Issues > Custom fields. From here you select create, the type of field you want, next give it a name and lastly select the screen you want it on. If you don’t know which screen yet, you can skip that and…

If you look on the bottom of the left-hand side, what does it say? Does it say your in a team-managed project or company-managed?

Yes, it is possible. You just have to add the story point field to the screen that the incident issue type is using. You can do that from either Project settings > Issues and then click on the screen scheme used by the issue type and then add the field to the screen. Your other option is to go to Settings > Issues > Custom…

Have a look at this Atlassian Demo Den that show you how to create custom field.

What app are you trying to install? If you can add that information maybe the vendor for that app may be able to help you if they are in the community.

You can configure the attribute that holds the link and set the cardinality, so for your cost centers set the cardinality to maximum 1 and on your branch just use the default, which is unlimited links.

Yes, you can add the sub-task to your existing project. Just go to Project settings > Issue types and from here select Actions > Edit issue types. That will take you to the issue type scheme where you can add/remove issue type from the project. Please note that you have to be Jira admin if the project is sharing the scheme…

It is based on the page title and if it can be safely encoded to a URL. Short title names that doesn't contain: * non-ASCII characters * + or - signs * double quotes * ends in a punctuation Also note that an URL with the page ID will never change, were as if the URL contains the title it will change if the page is renamed.