Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

You can bring up the templates if you use the keyboard shortcut C, that should bring up the create window. If you are not using an app that reconfigures your Confluence you should see something like this in Confluence See Create and Edit Pages for more information.

Look for Create, next to it you should have an ellipsis, and if you click that one it should bring up the templates. If you click Create it will use the blank page template.

Hi @John Sharp, Welcome to Atlassian Community! To create a page based on the knowledge base template, just click on the ellipsis in the upper right hand corner and select Create from template, then in the create dialog look for Knowledge base.

You can restore the admin password by doing this: * Stop Confluence * Add this to your setenv.sh/bat file, replacing <your-password>-Datlassian.recovery.password=<your-password> * Start Confluence and log in with the user recovery_admin and the password you set. * Reset the password for your admin account, or create a new…

Once you configured the permission scheme users will only see the projects that they have access to.

This gives you an overview on how permissions works in Jira, https://support.atlassian.com/jira-core-cloud/docs/how-do-jira-permissions-work/

Hi @Shuky Afreen, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The way to do it is to use the Project roles to control who can view projects, and then create a permission scheme that only allows, for example, users in the user project role to browse the project. By using project roles you can delegate the control of who should have…

Hi @russel_alfaro, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Yes, the issue collector is available on the free plan of Jira.

I you open up an issue that is associated with the sprint you want to remove, you should see the Sprint field. Just remove the sprint from this field to de-associate the issue. Repeat this with all the issues that was moved to your second project that should not see the sprint. Or the other option is on the board, if the…

Hi @Samuel Justus, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Sprints are not tied to a specific project or a board, so if you remove it from one board you will remove it from all. The way you can remove it from one project without affecting other projects is to remove the sprint from issues that are associated with it. Depending on…

Jira does not have field level security, so your options are limited. What you could do is create a global transition that is limited to that user so he/she can edit the field.

Confluence do not have a macro to add a comment box on a page. The comment permission allows users to use the inline comment (highlight the text to add a comment) or add a comment at the bottom of the page/blog post. See Comment on pages and blog posts for more information.

Scriptrunner do not have a function called linkedIssuesFromQuery(subquery), that is why you get the error. You can use linkedIssuesOf(subquery) instead, which comes with Scriptrunner.

Hi @ekennedy80, Welcome to Atlassian Community! To import a local repository this is what you need to do: * Create a new repository in Bitbucket if you have not done so yet. * Get the new URL for the repository by clicking Clone and copy the URL * In your local repository, set the new remote URL by running this command:…

Hi @paulo_silva, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The branching model cannot be changed, it is based on the Gitflow Workflow which is the most common one used. There is a request to be able to create custom types, BCLOUD-10744 and I would encourage you to go and vote on it if you would like to see it implemented.

JQL out of the box does not allow nested queries. The two functions mentioned are from apps, linkedIssuesOf() is available if you have Scriptrunner, and linkedIssuesFromQuery(subquery) is from another app that I do not know the name of. 

Please note that the Lite version does not allow you to send emails, nor does it allow you to trigger on field value changes, see the difference between Automation for Jira Pro and Lite here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/automation/getting-the-right-version-993924597.html

Atlassian Access is an additional subscription on top of Jira and Confluence that gives you access centralized security and governance of users for your instance. You would still need a subscription for Jira and Confluence.

Hi @Chris Wong, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You can remove any Sourcetree preferences (like settings, bookmarks, stored accounts etc) by deleting C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Atlassian\SourceTree\ and C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Atlassian\SourceTree.exe<random_string>\. If you are on Mac the directories you…

Next-gen projects does not allow you to configure when a field is required or when it is visible. The only thing you can do is use rules so for example you move the issue to a specific column in the board it will update a field.

Hi @zafeer hashir, Welcome to Atlassian Community! In order to reduce the size you have to uncommit your last commit, please follow the instructions in this KB, Reduce repository size 

Hi @Bledig, Welcome to Atlassian Community! To checkout a specific commit, locate it in the History view, right-click and either create a branch or checkout the commit. If you need to come back to the commit multiple times I would recommend that you create a branch. 

Your branches are stored in your local repository, not in Sourcetree. So the only way to retain your branches is to move your local repositories over to your new machine.

Hi @Hector.Hood, Expect it to take 6 - 8 weeks to get the result back after the beta closes. It closed earlier than September 15, and they have already announced the early signup for the GA certification in October so my guess is that we will see the results by end of October at the latest.

Confluence is using 3 levels of permissions, global permissions (the "can use" permission), space permissions which allows you to control what groups and users can do in a space, and then you have page restrictions. And yes, the edit page restriction is not inherited by child pages, only view restrictions are. If you have…

With text searches you cannot specify multiple phrases the same way you can do it with for example status. You mentioned that the project name is in the summary field, but you could also specify the project directly like this: project in (a, b, c) AND ... If you want to search on multiple phrases in the summary field your…

Okay, so you want to get all stories that are currently in "ready for sprint" and those that have been in the past? If so then you can use the CHANGED JQL operator and the query would then look like this: issuetype = story AND (status = "Ready for Sprint" OR status CHANGED FROM "Ready for Sprint")

Hi @Surya Welcome to Atlassian Community! This JQL should get you the groomed stories: issue type = story AND status = "ready for sprint" If you have multiple projects using the same workflow and you only want the stories for one of them, then add project = abc to the query too.

I would contact the vendor of the app and have them look at it. Their contact email on the Marketplace is support@atlasinc.ovh

Yes, it is possible, but for Confluence you need an app in order to do it. We are using Slack for Confluence and it allows you to send notifications based on a tag. There are other apps too in the Marketplace, we used to use an other app but had issues with notifications being sent hours after the page/blog was posted.