Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

Without an app you are limited to what you can do. The project import that @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- mentioned below will try and recreate the specified project from the xml backup, but if you are using apps those configurations may not be imported, see Restoring a project from backup. Your other option would be to do a…

You could use a xml backup to restore your existing data on the new server, see Migrating Jira applications to another server Just make sure that your new instance have all the same apps as your old instance does.

You can find Atlassian's instructions here, Use BFG to migrate a repo to Git LFS

It sounds like git lfs migrate did not clean up this history to remove your LFS files. When I converted a repository to use Git LFS I used BFG Repo-Cleaner, and it did a great job shrinking the repository down in size. It has been awhile since I did it, so cannot say by how much, I would have to spin up my test environment…

You are correct, the migration described in the link only applies for Bitbucket Server. You can migrate Bitbucket Cloud to Bitbucket Server (and then to Bitbucket Data Center) by importing the repositories but your meta data has to be recreated either manually or by using the API, see Bitbucket: Migrate Bitbucket Cloud to…

Hi Sunil, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Take a look at Jira Hooks for Bitbucket and Simple Bitbucket Commit Checker, both will check the commit to make sure that the user have mentioned a Jira issue in it. I am not aware of an app that would allow you to do the same thing on the Pull Request, so you would have to…

The apps you found looks to me to be for syncing data between Salesforce and Jira from what I understand, for example you create a ticket in Salesforce it will automatically sync to Jira. I believe from what you describe you are looking for something like nFeed Salesforce: Connector for Jira. Unfortunately this one is just…

One way of doing it that does not involve updating the db is to make sure the username is the same in both AD's, then when you deactivate the account in AD A the user would then be picked up by AD B. You do have to re-add the user to the groups that he/she currently belongs to. I am currently going through this with an AD…

Repositories are not stored in the database, they are stored on the file system. You can get more information on what Bitbucket stores on the file system here. The database is used for storing repository metadata such as repository name, permissions, settings, etc.

Hi Rich, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. I searched Jitsi's FAQ and found this: Neither the immediate Jitsi team or Atlassian provide commercial support for Jitsi. Jitsi does enjoy a large developer community with many development shops and individuals that provide support and commercial development services. If you…

I would say no (but my experience with SAFe is limited), SAFe Epics are on a higher level similar to initiatives and themes, if you are using Jira Portfolio. I would suggest to take a look at Scaled agile with Atlassian and SAFe®, the white paper that you can download describes how you can use Jira with SAFe. Also check…

Hi Gary, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Based on your description of what you see it sounds like the project you created is based on the Agility template, which limits what you can do and configure. Check out Learn about Agility projects and Next-gen projects: project experience in Jira Software Cloud

Hi Jen, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Are www and drupal8 currently two separate Git repositories? If they are then you have a couple of options; you could use Git subtrees of Google Repo. Take a look at this article, Alternatives To Git Submodule: Git Subtree

The number of licensed users is the combination of confluence-admin and confluence-users. So are all your admin users part of the confluence-users group? Or just a subset? If for example only 6 of your admin users is part of the 8 confluence-users your total would be 12 which brings you over the 10 user limit.

Okay, so it looks like you are using an external user directory, and that is why you cannot remove the user from within Confluence. Are you using any other Atlassian tools? If you go to Administration > User Management > User Directories, here you can see what you are using. If you are for example using Jira as your user…

You can find your log file under <confluence-home>/logs/atlassian-confluence.log. For example: c:/confluence/data/logs/atlassian-confluence.log. Are you using an external user directory or the internal user directory?

If you click on Edit Groups, are you able to remove the user from a group? By default confluence-users is the group that gives you permission to log on to Confluence.

Hi Bryce, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. In order to see the delete or disable button you have to have Administrator permission.

Hi Brad, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. To extend the Jira Cloud evaluation for 21 days you need to contact Atlassian's Customer Advocate team using this form. 

Hi Jeff, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Yes, the default port can be changed after the install, either by using the Jira Configuration Tool or by editing the server.xml. Take a look at Changing Jira application TCP ports for more information.

You can contact support here and see if the repository is still active. If it is not you can always setup a new account in Bitbucket and import your local repository to it. While you wait you can still continue with your code changes.

Can you access the repository via Bitbucket? Atlassian did change the IP addresses for Bitbucket a couple of months ago, so if you are behind a firewall that may be the cause, have a look at the blog post about it. The only tech note about the error 403 from Bitbucket that I found was this one.

Correct, the target branch of the merge has to be checked out before the merge.

Hi Jeff, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You are correct, your master branch does not have the latest that is in the RA431... branch, meaning it has not been merged into your master branch. Where you branch off from is up to you, if you need the latest code you can either do it from RA431... branch, or you can wait…

Yes, that would be my conclusion. For your reference, here is the bug related to quick filters on the boards, JSWSERVER-12898. Also note that 7.3.x will be end-of-lifed i just a couple of months, Atlassian Support End of Life Policy.

Okay, so it may be related to the bug that affected quick filters on the boards which was fixed in 7.2.0. I checked it on both my production environment running 7.11.1 and my test environment running 7.12.1 and on both it remembers the setting.

What version of Jira are you using?

Hi @Nulogy Assistant, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. LDAP configuration is only available if you are using Jira Server, Jira Cloud can only use G Suite or Atlassian Access if you want to use an external user management tool.

Hi @Patrick Finn, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can either deselect Unreleased to show all or select the quick filters you want to see and it will remember this selection the next time you access Releases. Note that it only applies per user, there is no setting to make apply the same quick filters to all users.

The Development panel cannot be controlled based on the status of the issue. It is controlled by your project permission for View development tools.