Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

Hi @jolyont, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You would need an app for this if you want to export a whole space to an offline format. I know K15t have apps that can export to both PDF and Word, I have used Scroll Office at my previous job to export multiple pages to Word. There are also other apps in the Marketplace that…

Hi @Clàudia López Torres, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Are you using Jira Service Desk Cloud or server? The email delay can be caused by external factors, and it also depends on what environment you are on. 

If you change the permission scheme to make a project readonly the user will still be able to download attachments, yes. 

Hi @Patrick Chen, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Instead of using service accounts you can use App passwords. You would still need to create a service account if you want to separate the app password from users, but the benefit of app passwords is that you do not have to specify the password in a script. 

Have them try logging out from the Atlassian account and clear their cache and see if that helps. 

Yes, if they also have a cloud instance and used that specific browser to log in to their instance then this is expected. I would ask the user to either use a different browser or use a incognito window to log on to your instance.

The parent link would only look upwards, for example from story to epic or from subtask to story/task. In your case I would use one of the other links types. You can then use the related issues rule, and you could create your own parent/child link if needed.

Okay, so this is what I would do to troubleshoot this. I would add you to the Jira Admin group If you can then complete the sprint, I would start looking for issues that are associated with that sprint to see if you have any that belongs to a different project that you do not have manage sprint/schedule issues/edit issues…

I would start by looking at the Marketplace, https://marketplace.atlassian.com. You can sign up and get emails when new apps are released.

Hi @Thayne Munson, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Those values are just different categories, if you select for example Paid via Atlassian it will show you a list of apps whose license is purchased and managed via Atlassian. To see the apps that you have installed, go to Administration > Manage apps and click Manage apps.…

So are you able to complete an active sprint like your Admin said? Or is that for a different project? In the sprint you are trying to complete, do you have issues that are not completed? If so then you would also need Schedule Issues permission and Edit Issues permission in order to move those issues to another sprint or…

Hi @Ray Rodriguez, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You should probably use Clearwave's contact form to get in touch with someone there, my guess is that they are using Confluence and that is how you ended up on this community that is all about Atlassian products.

I suspect that the sprint on the board/project you are admin for may be used in a different project that you do not have manage sprint in, but your counterpart does. For example: You have two projects, Project A and Project B. Both have a sprint called Sprint 1. If a user is assigning an issue in Project B to Sprint 1, but…

Hi @Ryan Colvin, Welcome to Atlassian Community! On Scrum boards your Epic is not being shown in the backlog, instead you should see your epics (and versions) to the left of the backlog.

Hi @Petr Shchukin, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You need to notify Bitbucket about the status of the build. You can use this Jenkins app to do it, Bitbucket Build Status Notifier. 

Both the reviewer(s) and the author of the pull request can approve/merge the pull request. If you are not using the merge check the author can create and then merge the pull request without an approval.

You can either use a field configuration to always make the field required, or you can make the field required when the user is doing a specific transition.

Hi @Rebecca Fisher Wilson, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The best way to get your access back would be to contact your Confluence admin at your company and they should be able to help you. 

If you go to Board settings > General, look at the filter used by the board, if it is only looking at one project that project should be mentioned in the filter. But even if the project is only spanning one project you could have other projects in it if a user by mistake selected the wrong sprint.

Okay, you at missing issuekey in your JQL. To search with updatedBy your JQL should look like this: createdDate > -30d AND issuekey IN updatedBy(molson)

Check your permission scheme used by the project, there is one for Manage sprints. And also make sure that if your board is spanning multiple projects then you need to have the manage sprints in all those projects for it to work.

Hi @Mike Olson, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Why do you think that you do not have the updatedBy() function? Do you get an error when trying to use it? It is a function that should be available as part of the install. 

And here is another one that is available for Cloud, https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1222035/nightfall-ai-dlp-for-atlassian?hosting=cloud&tab=overview

The last app that you linked too is available for Jira Cloud.

Hi @Craig Lashley, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Next-gen projects do not have the option to make fields required. If you want to control if a field is required or not you would need to use a classic project instead.

Go to Settings > Apps > Manage apps and make sure Scriptrunner is listed there and that it is enabled.

@Carl-Erik Kopseng if the scheme is not associated with a project you can delete that scheme.

No, you can only have one permission scheme in the project. But what you could do after you changed the ones that you currently have to block the one user to access all but one project, is to create a copy of that permission scheme and assign it to the project. That way you can make changes to that permission scheme…

In order to change the branching model you have to have repository admin permissions. 

Yes, if you click on the down arrow next to your board you will see a list of boards available. If you click on the View all it will take you to the page that shows you all the boards you have access to. From here, locate the board you want to duplicate and click on the ellipsis and select Copy.