Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

If you look at the second chart, you can see that the sprint started with zero points (maybe someone moved all the issues out of the sprint), then issues where added and that is the spike. Your guideline is down at to bottom on the x-axle.

Hi @Anwesha Sarkar, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The guideline disappeared because the sprint was started without any story points on your issues that is part of the sprint, or issues where added to the sprint after it was started. 

The configuration is in Confluence, and to change it you need to log in using a user that is not part of that user directory, normally you have an admin account that is part of the internal directory. You can then change the permission settings on the AD directory.

Hi @Davey Jones, Welcome to Atlassian Community. Based on your description it sounds like your user directory is setup with Read/Write permissions in the AD. You can setup a directory with three different permission settings; Read-only, Read-only with internal groups and Read/Write. I always recommend against using…

Hmm, almost sounds like there is an alias in Crowd that connects your user to a different one. If you go back to using the internal directory, do the issues that you saw when using Crowd have a different assignee?

Take a look at https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/unable-to-obtain-a-connection-from-the-underlying-connection-pool-296094778.html and https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/surviving-connection-closures-938846866.html

Hi @SK, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. As you have found out, there is no direct path to convert PVCS to a Git/Bitbucket repository, so your best option is to go to SVN and then convert it to a Git repository. Here is a good blog post about converting from PVCS to Git manually without an additional tool. Migrations I…

Hi @benyeogor leo1 Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The easiest way it to use git ls-files to list all files in a branch.

Hmm, I have not seen that behavior before. The only thing I can think of is to check your permission scheme to see if the transition an issue is set to just assignee or something like that. Also like you said, check the conditions in your workflow.

Hi @[deleted], Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can create a mirror of the repository, see Mirror an existing Git repository and How to properly mirror a git repository. Once you have the mirrors in place you can set up a schedule that runs git pull --all (instead of git push --all) from time to time to keep the…

Hi @Ken Bayne, According to their Status page it looks like they are having issues with their web site at the moment, which would explain why links are not working for you. You could try and contact their support, support@softwareplant.com. When we evaluated Big Picture about two years ago they were very responsive to the…

Hi @Sam Morehouse, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. When you do the log selected in Sourcetree there is a checkbox for "Follow renamed files".

Maybe the prep course for ACP-600 is different, I have not done that one yet. When I did the one for ACP-200 2 years ago(?) there were questions under each section.

Hi @[deleted], Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The online prep course contains practice questions, if I remember correctly it had somewhere around 30 or so.

Hi @Guadalupe Salazar-Brown, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Dashboards, and scrum/kanban boards can be copied so you do not have to start from scratch. To copy a Dashboard, click on the ellipsis (the button with the three dots) and select Copy dashboards. Same applies for scrum/kanban boards, only exception is if you…

Hi @Ki Sung Park Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Roadmap is only available in Jira Cloud, on Jira Server you would need to use one of the apps in the Marketplace that provide this feature, like Portfolio for Jira. 

@Nick Eden I am know just enough groovy to be dangerous ;). Here is an example of what the code would look like: import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor; import com.atlassian.jira.issue.MutableIssue; import com.atlassian.jira.issue.customfields.option.Option; MutableIssue issue = issue; def customFieldManager…

Atlassian doesn't officially support a cold standby server, see https://confluence.atlassian.com/confeval/other-atlassian-evaluator-resources/server-setup-and-licensing-for-cold-standby-failover-application-server. But if you follow their recommendation of using the developer license for the standby server it is up to you…

@Nick Eden Yes, you could change the field the script looks at to determine what issue type it should be, all you have to do is change the if statement.

If you are using Jira Cloud and one of the next-gen projects you cannot setup workflow triggers, this is only available in classic projects which allows you to modify the workflow. To connect a next-gen project to Bitbucket, please…

Hi @RUBEN HURTADO Welcome to the Atlassian Community. If you are running any of the Jira versions listed in the advisory, you are affected, 7.12.0 is one of the ones listed (7.12.x means all 7.12 versions).

Hi @Joel Burns Welcome to the Atlassian Community. No, this security advisory is only for Jira Server and Jira Data Center.

I am in the process of creating a proposal/plan for our migration to Jira Data Center, and I am using "Server to Data Center: The tipping point" as my guide. What I think would be beneficial for me is a checklist and a project plan template, maybe as Confluence blueprints; there is probably more that would help, but this…

Congrats @Cody Stevens! 

Unfortunately there is no such option to have it happen automatically, I did find this suggestion, BSERV-9945, to have the ability to setup the replication on the project level in Bitbucket Data Center.

Okay, good to know. So if I understand it correctly you want to clone both the issues and the project configuration. Maybe this app would work, Jira Copy Project Plugin, if you need to keep clones of Team B's issues in both projects. I would possibly approach it differently by creating a new project for Team B using the…

Hi @castrokaue, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Yes, you are able to do pull requests using the standard plan. What the Premium plan does is that it allows you to add merge checks on the pull request like do not allow it to be merged until all reviewers have approved the pull request. 

Hi @Thomas Kobielus, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can use git commit --amend to change your last commit comment.

Hi @Jairo Cabello I did a quick search on the Marketplace and found this free app, Standalone Project Template for Jira, based on the description it clones the schemes too.

Hi @radha dhekane, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Take a look at Ceptah Bridge, it is an add-on for MS Project that allows you to sync to Jira.