Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

Hi Mike, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. To search the history of the status, you can use WAS. Using your example the JQL would look like this: team = "A" AND assignee ="123" AND status was "In Progress" Check out Becoming a JIRA Search Ninja - History searches in JIRA to learn more about history searches.

Hi Cody, Welcome to the Atlassian community. Based on the error message it looks like you have required field(s) that needs to be filled out before you can move your story to the target status. If the field(s) in question are not visible, you need to check the screen used to see if they have been added to it. Please note…

The answer differs depending on what flavor of Jira you are using. Jira Service Desk allows you to add external customers and they can reply to the email and it will update the ticket, without requiring a license. For Jira Core and Jira Software the external customer has to have an account in order to be able to reply,…

Hi Anastasia, Welcome to Atlassian Community. Windows 10 does not come with Git, so you need to install it by downloading it from https://git-scm.com/. Another option is to download Sourcetree, which is Atlassian's free Git GUI. Sourcetree comes with a built-in version of Git.

Hi Mehrad, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Yes, if you enable email notifications Jira will by default send out an email to the reporter, the assignee and any watchers when something is done to an issue. See Configuring email notifications.

If yo are looking for more of a scheduling tool, maybe Tempo Planner might be more of what you are looking for? I have not used it myself, so have no input on how it can be used.

Hi Javid, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The Git Flow workflow defines that feature branches are created from your develop branch, and that is why when you are trying to use it to create a new feature branch from a release branch that option is not there. This does not mean that you cannot create a feature branch off…

Hi Naineesh, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. I did a search and from what I found there is no tool that can help you with migrating PVCS/Merant to Git, the only option I found was to first migrate to SVN and then to Git, based on this Stack overflow…

Atlassian is currently investigating it, see https://status.atlassian.com/

You can use git diff --name-status, that will show you files that where added, modified and deleted.

I will see what I can do to get Atlassian to take a look at this and see if the documentation needs to be updated.

Is the IP address the same on the new server? Does your Jira user server allow local access via 127.0.0.1 or :1? Are you able to log on using an internal user in Confluence? 

Hi Andres, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Are you using Jira as your user directory in Confluence? If so then you need to Administration > Users > Jira user server and change the IP address for your Confluence server.

Hi Richard, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can go to your Global Permissions and see who have access to Bitbucket. Any user that belongs to your default Bitbucket user group will count towards your license. Also note that individual users that is not part of the group but is given Bitbucket User permission counts.…

Hi Shawn, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You should be able to use the migrate users from one directory another functionality in this case, have a look at Migrating users between user directories

I was not able to find a way to manually initiate the db, so your only option would be to temporarily allow SS authentication, and then change the configuration to use an AD account.

From what I understand just glancing over the guide you can set everything up using SQL Server by temporarily enable SS user account just to get by the GUI setup, and then edit the configuration to use an AD account instead. Setting it up a demo db does not seem to be an option since you would not be able to migrate it…

Hi Roger, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Bitbucket does support Windows Authentication Mode for SQL Server, but you have to manually configure it, see Use Integrated Authentication or 'Windows Authentication Mode' (Optional). Hopefully that helps.

No, sprints are not tied to the project so the list cannot be limited, they are similar to labels. I always tell my developers to not set the sprint from the issue detail view, so they avoid picking the wrong sprint. Instead I recommend to always use the board to drag-n-drop the issue into the sprint.

Hi Dave, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can use Shift+Enter to add a new line without adding a new step number.

The link option is only available for Bitbucket Cloud. Bitbucket Server does not have that option.

If you are using Jira Cloud you have access to Roadmaps out of the box by using Next-gen projects. If you are looking for an app you have Portfolio for Jira, and a couple of other ones if you search the Marketplace.

Hi Matthew, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. I use anchors for my validation protocol of Jira and link my requirements, which lives under it's own page, to my test cases. It is pretty simple, your link to an anchor should look like this: page name#anchor name So on my requirements page I link one requirement to my Login…

Short answer is no. You would need an app to do that. Or create your own script that gets the result from your JQL query, and extracting the data from Bitbucket using the issue keys as input to get the commit, and from the commit get the repository. You can access the documentation for the REST APIs here.

Hi Becky, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The only thing that you can query on in Jira regarding the integration with Bitbucket are these field references: * development[builds].failing * development[commits].all * development[pullrequests].all * development[pullrequests].open * development[reviews].all *…

Hi Philippe, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The Reporter is the one that is raising the issue. Basically it is the one that "want something done". If you are using the default notification scheme the reporter will be updated on all changes that happens to the issue he/she reported.

I believe all certs are based on the server version of the tools, just because it does not change as often as cloud. The details for the Project Admin one mentions Jira 7 Enterprise Releases as the product version.

Correct, ever since Jira Cloud moved to the new UI they changed what information you get for the different templates. You can get more information about the template by clicking on Change template, but it does not show the workflow. On Jira Server you still see a preview of the workflow and what issue types are associated…

You can find the upgrade guide here.

It is pretty straight forward, just go to Application Links under Settings, add the URL to your Jira instance and click Create new link and then follow the wizard to get it set up. See Link Bitbucket Server with Jira Software for more details.