Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

JRACLOUD-38738 is the request to have the functionality so associate a Jira project to a specific repository. If you want to see this implemented, go and add your vote to it to let Atlassian know.

Hi Sean, Are you subscribing to Jira Core or Jira Software? If you have Jira Software you can connect Business projects to Bitbucket, if you look at the project settings you should see Development tools at the bottom of the project settings list. You would not be able to link a specific issue to a specific file or…

Hi @ronan.fleetwood, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Make sure that the user in question belongs to the right group/project role. Assignable users are controlled from the permission scheme used by your project.

Hi @Angel Ruiz Rivera, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Bitbucket Cloud does not support hooks, so it is not possible to do it from within Bitbucket. There is a request to have hooks added to Bitbucket Cloud, BCLOUD-10471. Vote on it to let Atlassian know that you are also interested in seeing this implemented. You…

Hi @suchini.priyangika, Welcome to Atlassian Community. According to Bitbucket Status Page there was an issue with merges, so most likely it affected you too. I would recommend that you subscribe to updates on the status page, that way you will be notified if there is an issue with Bitbucket.

Hi @Jorge Uztariz, Welcome to Atlassian Community. Bitbucket Cloud does not have hooks, but you can use Git hooks to limit the commit size. Take a look at these two blog posts on how to share hooks with your team: https://www.darrenlester.com/blog/including-hooks-in-a-git-repository…

You will have to look at how many pages the response returns and then iterate on that. Have a look at PageRequest.

To modify the post function you need to go to the Project > Project Settings > Workflow and select to edit the workflow. From here, select the transition that takes the issue to Impediment, then click on Post Function and here you should see an entry that sets Resolution to Done which you can modify. Please note that you…

Hi Michelle, Done in this case is a resolution, so your workflow has a post function that will set that field for you when the issue is moved to the status Impediment.

I'm interested!

@Frits.Vosman, Welcome to Atlassian Community. When you log on to Bitbucket to you see this at the top of the page?

You can find the REST API for Fisheye here, https://developer.atlassian.com/server/fisheye-crucible/rest-api-guide/. I took a quick look and it looks like the changeset could get you the information you are looking for, it has an option for Perforce.

Try this, create a new copy of the workflow and associate it with the project and see if that helps.

You could try and convert your tables before you do the import. I just did a quick test in my environment and a table is exported like this in Jira (csv export): ||Heading 1||Heading 2|| |Col A1|Col A2|

Hi @DND, Welcome to Atlassian Community. The only development reference available for JQL are these four: development[pullrequests].all (or .open) development[commits].all development[reviews].all (or .open) development[builds].failing

@Borat Sagdiyev, currently the only way to turn it off is to change the config file, and it applies to the instance, you cannot specify specific projects/repositories that it should apply to. I did a search and didn't find any request to be able to do it from the UI or for specific projects/repositories in Atlassian's…

To contribute to a repository you need to have write permission to it, so if the owner of it does not give you that permission you will not be able to create a pull request.

Are you using project roles in your workflow or permission scheme to set who is allowed to resolve an issue? Or do you have any other conditions in the workflow that controls this?

@Egor Kovetskiy, the question was if it can be done on Bitbucket Cloud, and the app you are referencing is only working on Bitbucket Server...

The password you are entering is not correct, that is why remote says Forbidden. Make sure you are using the correct password or consider using SSH instead to bypass having to enter username and password.

Hi @Louis Fry-Bouriaux, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. To create a pull request you need to push your branch where you made your commits back to Bitbucket. Then log on to Bitbucket to create your pull request to merge your branch into master. Check out Create a pull request to merge your change, and I can also…

Hi @Jeff C, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Bitbucket Cloud does not have hooks, but you can achieve it by using Git hooks. Take a look at these two blog posts on how to share hooks with your team: https://www.darrenlester.com/blog/including-hooks-in-a-git-repository…

In order to remove the project from that issue type screen scheme, go to your project settings and change which screen scheme your project is associated with. If you need an overview of how all the schemes belong together, I recommend taking a look at Project screens, schemes and fields 

It is the order of your user directories that controls which one you authenticate against. It goes from top to bottom, and once your username is found Confluence will not search any of the other user directories.

What I meant was that if you have a user in your internal user directory that also will be imported by the LDAP directory, if you switch the order to the directories so LDAP is above, that user will keep his/her permissions. Example: My username in the internal directory is msandb, and if I add a new user directory where…

Hi @Mike C, Welcome to Atlassian Community. If your usernames are the same in the internal user directory as in the LDAP all the permissions will be kept. No merge will happen, if you look in the database you will see duplicate entries, but they are referencing the two different user directories. 

Without an app it is not possible to delegate project creation, you need to be Jira admin in order to do it.

You would have to use an app in order to delegate project creation. I did a quick search on the Marketplace and found Delegated Project Creator for Jira that seems to satisfy your requirement. There might be other apps can do this too.

Are the two projects using the same permission scheme?

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