Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

Hi Lenny, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. I find this overview of Project screens, schemes and fields useful when explaining how it all works together. I also like Permissions overview, it gives a clear picture on how permissions works.

No, there isn't a certification for Bitbucket yet, hopefully there will be one soon. The ACP-500 only deals with Jira and Confluence. 

The workflow for the issue tracker in Bitbucket cannot be changed, if you want to modify the workflow you need to use Jira. 

Yes, Manage Sprints permission is in addition. Jira uses three different permissions: global, project and issue security. Each project has a permission scheme that sets the permission for the project, one of which is the manage sprints permission. Take a look at Permission overview for more information.

You can disable public access globally by setting feature.public.access to false in your bitbucket.properties file.

Currently it is not possible to change the session timeout in Jira Cloud, in the KB I linked to you will find a request to have that option. As a workaround you could try and import your issues in smaller chunks, that should help with the timeout issue.

Hi David, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. In order to add new sprints you need to have the Manage Sprints permission in the project.

Hi Greg, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Atlassian Community is not using Questions for Confluence, it is built on Lithium which is an online community software.

We are on 7.3.8, and yes, that sounds similar to JRASERVER-62628.

Your license key is not tied to a specific server, so you can just reuse your existing license during the install process on your new server.

Yes, it is possible, but you need an app for it. Jira hooks for Bitbucket allows you to use a JQL to make sure the issue is in the correct status before you can push it. There might be other apps on Marketplace that can do the same.

@Steven Jones Okay, so you have not committed your changes to the repository yet, that is what the untracked files means. If you run git commit -am "your commit message" This will combine git add and git commit, and once you have run this command you can run git push to push your local changes back to Bitbucket. 

On your local machine inside the repository, run git remote -v Verify that the URL looks correct. You can always click on Clone in Bitbucket and copy the URL from there and change it on your local repository by running git remote set-url origin <URL copied from Bitbucket> Also, make sure you have committed your local…

It looks like Gitlab has a similar integration, take a look at https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/integrations/jira.html

Short answer is no, it is not possible. Once you add a field to a screen it cannot be added again to a different tab on that screen.

Depending on what you want to print there are a couple of options. You can print the issue card from a board and you can also print the issue details when you are in the detailed view of the issue. Depending on if you are using Jira Server or Jira Cloud, the export button looks a bit different. Jira Server Jira Cloud From…

You control the access to application-specific features via Application access configuration under Site administration > Application access. Depending on which application group a user belongs to, they will see different things when accessing Jira, see Discovering Jira applications

You can configure the default user notification to notify them on all changes see Configuring the user default settings

It's been a while since I played around with Crowd, but I don't think you can do the migration from within the tool, so after you done the XML backup you can follow these instructions to Restart the setup wizard from scratch.

Okay, so try and update the URL. In Bitbucket click into your repository, click Clone and copy the URL. Then from within your repository locally run this command: git remote set-url origin <URL copied from Bitbucket> You can then run git remote -v Verify that the URL looks correct.

Hi Steven, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Have you created the repository in Bitbucket?

Migrate to Another Database has the instructions to migrate the database.

ScriptRunner has built-in script, Fast track transition an issue, that you could use that checks if your custom field has then None value and if true, fast track the issue to Requested.

You can get to the page by selecting the Jira icon > Settings > Issues and click on Workflows.

Are you using Jira Server or Cloud? Are you using Jira internal user directory or an external one?

You would have to write your own gadget in order to add drop-downs, or it looks like this app has that option, Rich filters for Jira dashboards

@Austin Wakat one option would be to use swimlanes and create one that only contains the sub-tasks. You can then minimize that swimlane and still see the sub-tasks when looking at the story in the detail view.

@Austin Wakat if you filter out the sub-tasks on the board, all you will see is the message "X sub-tasks are being filtered...". You can still click on the link and it will take you to the detailed view for the parent issue. So the answer to your question is no, you cannot see sub-tasks from the board detailed view if they…

Hi Scott, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. If you are looking for Gantt charts in Jira there are a couple of apps that provide that, for example BigGantt, GanttCloud. There are more on Atlassian Marketplace.

Check your field configuration on the projects that do not see the option, the comment field should be set to Wiki style renderer. Check out Configuring renderers