Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

To integrate Bitbucket and Jira, all you have to do is set up an application link between the two. In Bitbucket, go to Settings > Application links and click Create new link. Then just follow the on-screen instructions. Check out Linking Bitbucket Server with Jira. Also take a look at Jira & Bitbucket integration, it gives…

Okay, since you are using http do you know if the users that are seeing this changed their password recently? I would try doing a fetch from the command line to see if that works, and if so, then reset their GitHub account in Windows Credential Manager and also check the credentials in Sourcetree under Tools > Options. 

Do you see the same behavior when doing a fetch/pull from the command line? Are you using ssh or http/s as the URL? 

What are you using as the remote storage for the repository? Bitbucket? The error message indicate that they do not have access to the repository, and it could be a number of things. If the users that see this issue logs on to the remote are they able to access the repository from there?

At my previous company we used Veeam to backup our VMs. 

Most likely it is one of your extensions that is interfering, the only thing I can recommend is to try and find out which one by disable/enable each of them.

Do you have any extensions running in Chrome? Have you tried using an incognito window to see if that works?

You would have to buy a separate license for you Confluence Server.

Hi @Thomas Fritzen, Welcome to Atlassian Community. The open vs resolved chart is based on the Resolution field. So in order to make your closed issues show up as resolved you have to modify the workflow and on the transition to Closed add a post function that sets the resolution field. Your other option is to add a screen…

Hi @Tomáš Drábek, Welcome to Atlassian Community. You can export your Confluence instance by using the Backup manager to export the XML needed to restore it on a server. Have a look at this guide, Migrate from Confluence Cloud to Server

Hi @Mario Venegas, The short answer is yes, Bitbucket can handle these kinds of requests. If you are looking at using Bitbucket Cloud you can extend your Git LFS storage with 100 Gb increments, see the Manage your plan and billing for more information.

You can import attachments as well, and it can be done at the same time as you import the issue itself. You will have to process the path using a script in order to get it to work, the importer require that the path is in the format of an URL, so if you have the attachments from CQ stored locally you would have to convert…

Hi @Queenmary, I have done the import from ClearQuest to Jira using the csv importer and it is pretty straight forward. 

Correct, you would have to upgrade to 7.13.1 or 8.0 in order to get the patch for the issue.

Hi @Sandhya _sandy, Welcome to Atlassian Community. Yes, it is possible to trigger a job in Jenkins when you create an issue. If you are using Jira Server you would need an app, Jenkins Integration for Jira, and if you are using Jira Cloud you can follow this guide, Integrate Jira Cloud with Jenkins

Hi @Donna Edelen, Welcome to Atlassian Community. Currently it is not possible to create project templates. Your only option at the moment is to use the Share settings with an existing project when creating a new project. Please note that this only applies to Classic projects, Next-gen projects do not have this option.

The issue was fixed in 7.13.1 and 8.0, if you look at the issue you can see those versions listed in the Fixed Version/s field. You can get older version of Jira if you go to Older versions and click Show details on the 7.0 version.

This page describes how you can automate the setup wizard, and it also has a link to another page that describe how to run the installer unattended.

The business case is that it makes it easy for a new/small teams to set up and get going with Jira really quick, no need to configure workflows, screens etc. As an admin I can see the benefits with them, but they also have some major limitations too.

If you start Bitbucket manually from the command line, do you see any error messages then? You should have a start-bitbucket.exe under the bin directory.

One more thing, have you tried and see if the same thing happens in an incognito window? Sometimes browser extensions can interfere with Confluence's micro services.

Hi @Sagar Veerla, Welcome to Atlassian Community. The only way you can clone a repository without having to enter your password would be to make the repository public, then a password is not required. But note that you would not be able to push anything back to Bitbucket without entering a password/using SSH. 

Are all your projects using the same workflow scheme? If so, then all you have to do is modify that scheme and replace the default workflow with the one you created.

Hi @andy_pawl, Welcome to Atlassian Community. If you go to one of the projects you cannot delete a field in, does it say "You're in a next-gen project" on bottom in the left-hand corner? Next-gen projects doesn't allow you to delete fields, and you cannot share fields across different next-gen projects. See them as silo…

Do you know if the page you are editing originally was created with the old editor? I have seen that happen with converted pages, and in one case on our instance there was a html tag in the back end that was causing the issue when trying to save. If you contact Atlassian support they should be able to investigate what is…

The default is every 30 seconds, bu you can always change it by going to General Configuration > Further Configuration. See Configuring the Time Interval at which Drafts are Saved for more information.

One free tool that I used a lot at my previous job was Power Admin, it makes it so much easier to find the custom field IDs which makes scripting so much easier.

The short answer is no, currently you cannot create a next-gen template. There is a subtask to the main Jira Cloud suggestion for this, see JSWCLOUD-17430

It could be Firefox. Been awhile since I used it but it should respect the incognito window and not reuse the cookie used to store your Atlassian credentials. What if you log out from Atlassian Community, then clear your cache, and then go to Greenshot's sign up page? You should see this: If you do, then make sure you…

If none of the issues are assigned to the current user and you select the quick filter, then it is working as expected. If you want to be able to see all issues at the same time as being able to filter out issues based on the assignee, your other option is to use swim lanes. You can set a swim lane to be based on the…