Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

Hi Jane, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The prices for the online Portfolio course can be found here, Jira Catalog Courses. 30 day on-demand is $400 per user, public live class $700 per user and the team (up to 12 users) course is $4500.

Moving from Bitbucket Server to Cloud is just a normal import of a repository. If you have projects and repositories in Bitbucket Server and are on Linux, take a look at this script, Migrate Atlassian Bitbucket Server to Bitbucket Cloud. Note that any settings like branch permissions, project/repository permissions has to…

Okay, so after you created the repository in Bitbucket you will get instructions on how to get your local repository into Bitbucket. The three steps are: * cd into your local repository * Point your local repository to Bitbucket by setting the remote URL * Push your repository to Bitbucket You can read more about it…

Are you migrating from one Bitbucket Cloud instance to another? Or from Bitbucket Server to Bitbucket Cloud? Or are you trying to add an exiting local repository to Bitbucket Cloud?

Hi Raju, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The short answer is yes, the history is retained. Each clone of a repository contains the full history (there are exceptions), 

You would need an app to do it, like Scriptrunner or PowerScript

Yes, you can copy a space by creating a xml backup of it, rename the space key in the xml file and then import the space. Your other option is get an app that allows your to copy the space. See How to copy or rename a space in Confluence for more information.

Hi Pradeep, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. An empty repository cannot have a branch, branches are pointers to commits. So you first have to commit something in the empty repository before the branch can be created. You can either commit the code from the other repository, or just an empty file, create your branch and…

I just moved your question out of the spam quarantine. The spam filter sometimes get very protective, it sometime depends on the day and it's mood. Community champions are regularity looking at the spam quarantine and the Atlassian team is looking into improving the filter.

Hi Govinda, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Sprints that wasn't created in your project usually shows up because issues in your project has also been associated with that sprint. Sprints are not unique to a project, so a user can accidentally choose the wrong one if they manually adds the sprint outside of the board.…

What version of Confluence are you using? And what version of Questions for Confluence do you have installed?

Hi Mario, I removed the SEN numbers since this is a public forum, and you do not want to advertise those numbers to the whole world to see.

Hi Maria, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Are you using Jira Cloud or Server? Server will be getting project archiving in the Jira 8 release which was announced during the Jira state of the union at this year's Atlassian Summit (this is already available for Jira Data Center). The way I have done it so far is to have a…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The commit hash is generated by Git, not Sourcetree, and is used to identify your commits. You could try and figure out the hash by looking at the blob object, but you can easily get the commit hash by using the git log command. Take a look at The anatomy of a git commit and Git Basics -…

The Agility project (also known as next-gen projects) limits what you can do and configure. To add fields to an issue type, go to Project settings > Issue types and select the issue type you want to change. See Customizing an issue's fields in next-gen projects for more information.

Once you saved your filter, go back to the board and under Board settings you can change the filter the board is using. You also have the option to edit the filter query that the board is currently using if you do not want to create a new filter. See Configuring a board for more details.

Hi Tom, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can use filters to control what is being shown on a board, so yo need to configure each board to use different filters that only select the issues related to that board. See Configuring filters for more details.

There you go, I learnt something new, thanks for pointing it out @Joe Leung.

Okay, Agility projects does not currently allow you to add existing issues to an epic, it is using a different way of linking epics to stories then what the classic Scrum and Kanban projects do.

Hi Joe, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Are you trying to move existing issues into the Epic via the Board? If so, go to Board configuration and verify that the query you are using includes ORDER BY Rank ASC Adding the Rank to the query allows you to drag and drop issues into Epics, see Enabling ranking for more…

I did a search and found that there was a suggestion created for this, JRASERVER-21436, but has been closed as Won't Fix. There is an Atlassian Labs app that someone forked and updated so it work with Jira 7.x.x if you are on server, see JRASERVER-39919

Correct, so you need to checkout the branch first before making any changes in the work space.

No, parallel sprints are not currently available in next-gen projects, it only works if you are using classic Scrum or Kanban projects.

Also, are you checking out the branch in question as part of your script? If not then you first have to checkout the branch before making any changes, Jenkins will by default checkout a commit.

What happens if you change the push command to git push origin HEAD or git push origin <name of the current branch>?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can use the standard git push command to push changes done by your Jenkins job back to the repository in Bitbucket.

@Monique vdB Done!

Hi Zak, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. In order to extract time tracking data you would need an app, if you search the Marketplace you will get a list of apps for time tracking. We am using Tempo Timesheet and it allows you to setup internal issues that you can use for non-project time like meetings, time off etc, and…

@Jeffrey Freund You would have to create a filter that selects all the stories/tasks first that is linked to the epic, something like this: issueFunction in issuesInEpics("issuekey = JRA-1") Save that as a filter and then you can search for subtasks linked to any of the stories/tasks found by the filter using this query:…

Hi Lourdes, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Yes, you can allow public read-only access to a space/page. Please follow these instructions on how to do it, Setting Up Public Access