Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

If you have two different transitions that should have different Resolutions, I would recommend removing the field from the screen and instead use a post function to set the resolution.

You may also want to take a look at BSERV-9781, it talks about doing a bulk import from another instance of Bitbucket Server.

You can either use standard Git commands to import a repository in Bitbucket, or use the built-in Import repository, see Importing code from an existing project. Note that this will not import your pull requests or any settings that you have on the different Bitbucket servers. As far as I am aware that is not possible.

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Jira doesn't hold the commit information, that is stored in Bitbucket so using JQL only will just get you halfway there. You need to use the REST API that comes with the integration to get the commit hashes.

You can delete the stored password in Sourcetree by going to c:\users\<your user ID>\AppData\Local\Atlassian\Sourcetree and rename/delete the passwd file. That usually helps when my developers change their passwords and get this error when using Sourcetree.

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You can use development[commits].all to get all issues that have commits associated with them. You would then have to use REST API provided by the integration to get the commit hash, see /rest/jira/1.0/issues/{issueKey}/commits.

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Jira doesn't track deleted issues, the closest you can get is to look in the access log and search for DeleteIssue, and that will give you the remote IP from which the issue was deleted, that should help you narrow down who the user is. Your other option is to use the app that @Sandesh Shetty linked to.

@Raj Correct, change the permission scheme so regular users cannot delete issues.

Jira does not keep track of issues being deleted so you should make sure that you either remove that option or limit it to project admins or Jira admins.

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@Karen Kelly my only guess is that your Insight license has expired. I know people from Riada are here on the Community so hopefully they know more, and you could always contact their support here if you are a Jira admin.

@Dillon MIller I would start by putting Jira in safe mode, and then start reproducing the issue and see if anything changes. If you do not see any issues when running with none of the apps enabled, start enable them one by one and try and recreate the issue. Regarding logging, the built-in log analyzer can help, but to be…

So the parent page would be the page above it. For example: In this case Meeting notes is the parent to 2016-07-27 Meeting notes and 2017-05-04 Meeting notes. Above meeting notes is the space page in this case, so the restriction could be either in the Meeting notes page or the space page. You can always follow the bread…

Hi Marlon, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Make sure the user have access to the space. Space permissions are inherited down to each page. Also check if the parent page to the page in question (if it has one) has any restrictions on it.

Hi @Terina Mailer Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You will only see the Calendars option if you have installed the app Team-calendars for Confluence.

Do you have any apps that are associated with any for the fields or the workflow when you create an issue? That is what I would start looking at. Also take a look at the log and see if you can find anything in there.

I agree with you. I did a quick search in the issue tracker for Bitbucket but was not able to find a feature request for it (only found one for Bitbucket Server, BSERV-11158), so I would recommend that you add one for Bitbucket Cloud.

There is no favorite or star function, but you can watch a repository. In your example of Atlassian's Pipelines/Pipe repository, if you go to the overview page of it you can click on Watch and it will show up under Your work.

You can do this by using a post function on the Approve transition. I use this script to do the same thing for one of my projects: import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor; import com.atlassian.jira.issue.MutableIssue; MutableIssue issue = issue; if(issue.issueType.name == "A") { def newIssueType =…

Hi Karen, My guess is that your Jira instance has Insight from Riada installed and something is not correctly configured for it. Insight allows you to add addition information to the your profile like additional attributes, links to customers in Insight etc.

Hi @srikrishnap When you mention multiple Git installs, are you talking about multiple Git repositories or centralized storage of Git repositories like Bitbucket or Github?

Hi Lars, Currently we are not using the workflow trigger (I have tried to convince our developers that is would be so much easier for them) but the way we do it is to break down the story into smaller tasks and each PR is against that task instead of the story. Usually what the developer does when creating a branch/PR is…

Hi Marcello, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. I did a quick search and found these links that describe how to migrate a Git repository to SVN: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/661018/pushing-an-existing-git-repository-to-svn http://www.twisterrob.net/blog/2017/12/import-git-repo-to-svn-folder.html So to answer your…

Hi Eliah, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Since commits in Git are all local actions you would have to create a pre-commit hook that does this for you. You can maintain hooks centrally and share them with your team, see Two Ways to Share Git Hooks with Your Team for example.

Hi Luca, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can unlock the account by following the steps in Lockout recovery process

Here are the instructions to change the database configuration used by Confluence. 

No, the only way to edit a file is to use the Atlassian Companion App. It was introduced as part of the 6.11 release and replaces the Edit in Office function.