Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

@Alex Scott Found it and marked it as not spam, so you should now see it.

Absolutely, send those screenshots if you want.

I did a quick search but could not find the exact script you are looking for, but if you are using Scriptrunner then have a look at their documentation, https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/5.3.0/jira/recipes/behaviours/restricting-priority-and-resolution.html. There is also an Adaptavist collection here on the community.

Okay, so what the error message is telling you is that you made changes in Portal and because Git has a default disposition of keeping data unless it’s explicitly thrown away. In order to solve this, look that the top of the history pane in Sourcetree and you should see Uncommitted changes, and that is what preventing git…

To bring any changes in that you did in FM-1 and Forms into Portal you would have to edit your subtree settings in Portal to use FM-1 as the source instead of the original branch, normally master. Once you done that you can do a pull to get the latest from Forms and the FM-1 branch. 

You are not doing anything wrong, I think you just have the concept of subtrees mixed. A subtree is basically just a copy of what the repository of that subtree looked like at a specific commit. In Sourcetree you will not see any of the branches created in your subtree. You check out FM-1 in the Forms repository, since…

No worries about the many questions, that is what this Community is all for! So, I would recommend doing all your changes in each separate subtree and then just bring it all in to your master (Portal) project when needed. You could do all the changes in Portal, but you can run into issues with that where you have a mix of…

Hi @David Jacobson, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. After you created your branch in Jira, did you do a Fetch in the corresponding repository? When you create a branch in Jira, it will only create it on the remote repository, it will not push it out to local clones (mainly because Git do not keep track of clones). Note…

Scriptrunner has a Scheduled Job feature, so maybe you could use something similar to their example for Escalation service to create a sub task on issues returned by a JQL.

Hi @[deleted], Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You would have to use an app in order to do this, like scriptrunner or power scripts. See these threads for more…

I have seen other questions similar to this and there are two apps in the Marketplace that might be of interest, Repeating Issues or Issue Reminders.

@Peter Zerfahs I guess it depends on your environment if that would be a fantastic feature or not. I know in my environment it would not be of any use since all our changes are made against an issue, not a release branch. I did a search and someone already logged a feature request for it, JSWSERVER-19764, so go and vote…

Hi @Omolade_Oyewo, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. If you do not want to create the board based on the existing project your only option is to create it from a JQL filter. The only difference between the two options are that the one that is created from an existing project will create the JQL for you. If you base the…

Hi @toclark Welcome to Atlassian Community. Bitbucket Server does not have the same option to require issue keys in commit comments out-of-the-box. You would have to get an app (like Jira hooks for Bitbucket or Better commit policy for Bitbucket) or write your own in order to get that functionality.

@Séb, this is not support for Enduralink, you would be better off contacting their support via the link I provided above. This community is for Atlassian tools, and based on what I found they are using Jira Service Desk and that is most likely how you ended up here...

Hi @Jordan Whitelock, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You could try and set the http.postbuffer to the same size as the largest file in your repository and see if that helps. Lets say the largest file is 200 Mb, then the command would look like this (convert Mb to bytes) git config --global http.postbuffer 209715200 

Yes, you can configure Jira to create issues and add comments via emails. You can find the guide on how to do it here, Creating issues and comments from email

Hi @[deleted], Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can import a local repository to Bitbucket by following the instructions here. Basically you just create the repository in Bitbucket, cd into your local repository, connect it to Bitbucket and then push it back to Bitbucket.

Hi @Andrew Cagle, If you haven't already I can recommend checking out the Evaluator Resources, it has some good information. Also the documentation has some good getting started guides. 

<span>Something like this should do it. This will remove any leading white spaces and compare it to the original description value.</span> <span>String desc = issue.description</span><span>if</span> <span>(desc</span><span>.</span><span>trim</span><span>()</span> <span>!==</span><span> desc</span><span>)</span>…

I would put the check as a validation on the transition instead of a post function. Post functions will not prevent the user from just adding spaces to the description, if you do it as a validation the issue cannot move forward until the conditions are right. But I would consider a different approach, because setting a…

Maybe the sprints have the same sprint ID?

Does the sprints in question have the same name? Sprints are not tied to a specific project/board, so you want to make sure the names are unique for the project or you can run issues like this.

Congrats!

Statuses are not project/workflow specific, they are defined on the instance. So yes, it both workflows have the same status and you want to change the name in one of them you need to create a new status.

You can define skills for team members if you have Portfolio for Jira, see Configuring stages and skills for more information.

Hi @Bogdan Welcome to the Atlassian Community. To link Fisheye to Jira, all you have to do is to setup an application link between the two, see Linking to another application for instructions on how to do that. 

There are multiple options here, you could use REST API and write your own integration, you could use an external database and a app that uses this external database to populate fields (I use Elements Connect but there are other apps that does the same thing). You could also use Excel Connector to have your facility team…

Yes, the cwd_user table is the only one you need to change.

This KB should help, How to change all JIRA internal users e-mail domain name in bulk. Instead of email_address use user_name. As noted in the KB, make sure you do a backup and I would test it out in a test environment first before trying it in your production.