Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

@Kate Clavet-D_Amelio the link to the page that discusses the merging of JSM and Opsgenie is not working, and the same thing with the link that is included under Administration > Manage subscription.

Bitbucket do not have a feature to do a clone of a specific commit, mainly because Git does not have that option. To get a specific commit just clone the repository as normal and then you can do a git reset <commit> --hard As of Git 2.5.0 you can ignore the security in Git and do a shallow clone to a specific commit, but…

Okay, so when you use the read-only external user directory you have to make the change in that directory, you cannot make any changes to your users in Jira. 

If you are using an external user directory you have to deactivate the user in Active Directory/LDAP and this will then be synced in Jira. The only thing you can do in Jira is to remove them from your application group so the user cannot log in to Jira.

You can only remove users that have been created in the internal user directory. If you are using an external directory you can only deactivate a user.

Hi @Stanley Kules, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Yes, you can automate the alert process by using Automation rules which allows you to set up a rule that notifies users when the due date for an issue is coming up. On Jira server this is an app that you add to your instance.

Okay, so in that case you are looking at either doing the steps I described using the system backup or using an app. It all comes down to if you want to spend the money on an app or spend your own time by setting up a test server and do the clean up there. I have done migrations in the past, but it has been mainly full…

It all depends on what you want to export. Are you exporting the whole project including project configurations? Or are you looking at only exporting the issues in a project? You can use an app to do it like Project Configurator, or you can use the built-in system export, restore it on a test server, delete the projects…

Yes, you should still be able to export data from the server. You can use a full backup to extract everything from the system and restore it on another server, or you can export issues to csv. For the full system backup, have a look at Backing up data and Moving or archiving individual projects. 

I will keep hacking away with my golf clubs. My wife and I headed back to the driving range this summer after 6+ years of not touching the clubs. We also did our first round of golf, which was a learning experience.

Hi @Vijaya Ragavan Myeilswamy, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Removing branches (they are just pointers to commits) and files does not effect the size of the Git repository, you are just adding new commits to the history. You need to undo you last commit in order to get under 2Gb by undoing the push. Have a look at this…

@Margarita Tiurina In most cases the URL for Cloud would be xxx.atlassian.net, but you do have the option to use custom URLs if you contact Atlassian support. So before Atlassian Cloud changed UI the easiest way was to look at the menu. But that has changed since Cloud is now back to using the same menu as on Server. 

From what I can see from the documentation you also have to include scmId which should be set to git. Here is the example in the guide: { "name": "My repo", "scmId": "git", "forkable": true, "defaultBranch": "main"} Default branch and workable are optional. 

You can use /rest/api/1.0/projects/{projectKey}/repos post to create a new repository. The authenticated user must have project admin permissions in the project you want to create the repository.

Hi @Gaby Sema, Welcome to Atlassian Community! When you click on Projects > Create Projects do you see this screen? Once you selected next-gen you should see a screen that allows you to name the project and set the key. At the bottom you should see the template used, and you can change that to use a different one.

Hi @Jason.Lauscher, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Bitbucket does not have that much reporting besides the diffs and your pull requests, but since it is based on Git you can use Git commands to get the information you are looking for in your first question. Have a look at Advanced Git Log and you can also use Git diff to…

The external system import in Jira only support csv and JSON, so you would have to export your data in Jazz to one of these formats. You may have to format the export from Jazz, and also be aware that Jazz is using a proprietary database so you may not be able to get all the data out. I remember when I did a migration from…

You can download the template that comes with Scroll, just go to Space Settings > Add-ons > Scroll Word Exporterand click Actions ••• > Download

Hi @Maryellen Litt_e, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You can customize the PDF export to some extent, but for the word template you would need an app. I have used Scroll Word Exporter at my previous job to export using our internal templates.

You cannot do a cherry pick when creating a pull request, it will aways take all changes on the source branch. If you want to do a pull request with cherry pick you would first have to create a new branch and cherry pick on that branch and then create a pull request with that new branch as the source.

Yes, it should work that way, and normally the subtask will automatically move to the same sprint at the parent. If you look at the two issues mentioned in the error message, do they still reference the old sprint together with the new one? I would go ahead and close the subtasks, see if you can complete the sprint after…

Okay, now I see what might be going on. The subtasks have not been moved to a closed/done status, so you have to transition them to done before you can close the sprint. I would recommend that you create an automation rule that transition any subtasks to done when the parent is transitioned to done, that would avoid this…

Hi @Pasquale Tedesco, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The concept of Git is that your local repository is a complete copy of the remote repository. That being said, you can do a sparse clone of a repository by creating an empty repository locally and link it to the remote repository. mkdir <repo> cd <repo> git init git…

Go and look on each subtask, you can remove/change the sprint from there too.

The error message indicate that those two tasks have subtasks attached to them, and that is why you cannot close the sprint. When you move the task to a new sprint it will not automatically move the subtasks to that new sprint. So in order to close the sprint you have to move the subtasks over to the other sprint, once…

Hi @Lewis_ Lauren, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The integration is referring to Git Pipelines, so it is only working if you have Bitbucket. I know that they are working on making the Code page to work for Github so hopefully the plans are the same for Developments. 

Hi @2020Fte, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You can get to the Project Settings by going to the project and you should see project settings in the bottom left hand corner. You can also go to Jira Settings > Projects and then click on the ellipsis and from here select Project Settings. 

@Chris Bradshaw No, just that it was announced that they were removed as of 8.4, you can find the announcement here End of support announcements 

If you delete a branch that have not been merged, as in the scenario of a pull request being declined, your commits would also be lost. So the only thing the pull request would hold on to would be the commits, but since those have been deleted you would not be able to reopen or view the code changes. This is why Bitbucket…

Okay, sorry about the mixup where the field is coming from. Currently the Team field from Advanced Roadmap is not supported when using Automation rules, there is a bug logged for this, see JSWCLOUD-20812.