Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

If you want to check out the code that is part of the pull request, all you have to do is git checkout -t origin/<source branch> This will create a local copy of the source branch. Note that you may have to do a git fetch first if you do not see the branch when you do git branch -r 

You are looking at the project settings, the time tracking is set under the Jira settings. From the Jira home, go to Settings > Issues > Time tracking. You need Jira admin permission in order to see it.

I assume you are talking about Working hours per day, which is set under Jira Settings > Issues > Time tracking 

2.5.4 is still being rolled out, Sourcetree moved to staged updates about 2 years ago, have a look at this blog post about it.

Hi James, Hopefully one of the partners that you contacted will get back to you soon. I have done this in the past (I have a background with Rational's tools, worked with them for 15+ years) The export/import should be fairly simple to do. I work for one of Atlassian's partners part time, and might be able to help.

Did you log your tickets via this link https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/ ?

When you create the user, do you assign what application they should have access to? Does all those 20 groups have application access set as default? You may want to change that so if you create a user that only one of those groups is the default for the application access. Have a look…

Check the jql used on the Kanban board, it sounds like it is setup to use the same one as the backlog one.

You have to go to the Site admin, it is under Jira Service Desk, https://[orgname].atlassian.net/admin/jira-service-desk/portal-only-customers From here you can click on the profile and change the password.

Short answer is no. You may want to vote on this issue, JRACLOUD-1431, to add a separate permission to create projects.

Correct, you cannot make the permission more granular then giving them Jira admin permission, which gives them both create and delete permission.

Correct, the independent project permission only allows you to create the basic agility project currently. If you want to give a group/user permission to create any type of project they need Jira admin global permission.

You can give the group/user "create independent project" global permission. Have a look at https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/managing-global-permissions-776636359.html

The time tracking consist of three fields, Original Estimate, Time Spent and Remaining Estimate.

The fields you are looking for is Time Spent.

There is no app for Bitbucket that will do this for you, and based on a request (BSERV-9082) to have it added to Bitbucket Server it is not something that Atlassian is actively looking into adding. There are ways of doing it locally, I did a quick search and found this blog post, and these tools:…

You have to create the file, it is not created automatically. The only time it is created automatically is if you perform a database migration.

Are you using Jira Server or Cloud? Jira Cloud has a recruitment project template, but on server you would have to manually set that up, the scenario Using JIRA Core for HR projects is using the task management project as a starting point.

You cannot select and delete multiple filters, the closest you get is the Shared Filters under System Administration if you have admin permissions. If you are on Jira Server, one possibility would be to remove them directly from the ''searchrequest'' table in database. Just note that this is unsupported and you should…

If you are using Jira as your user directory, check the logs to see if there are any errors. Even if the sync says it was successful, that is not always true, it has happened to me a couple of times that a new user does not show up in Confluence. The easiest way of fixing it is to create a new user directory and disable…

You could use the comments on a page and @ mention the owner. You also have the option to leave inline comments, see Comment on pages and blog posts.

Hi Ellen, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Portfolio for Jira is an app that you install on your Jira Server, it is not a stand-alone application, and the current version supports Jira Server 6.3 - 7.8.1, see the Marketplace listing.

#1 example is part of the markdown support, Mark up comments, issues and commit messages, and I do not know if there is an issue logged for it or not.

You need space admin permission in order to see the Permissions tab.

To turn it off you need to remove the link between Jira and Bitbucket. see Linking Bitbucket server with Jira. You may also want to vote on this issue, BSERV-2470, to have the integration check for issue validity before linking. 

Have a look at this Community thread and see if changing the settings for IE works.

Are you able to get to https://id.atlassian.com using Internet Explorer without any issues?

You can get the EAR/WAR by downloading either the tar.gz archive or the zip archive.

Hi Hannah, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! If you want to do a clean uninstall of Sourcetree and start over, here are the instructions on how to wipe your Sourcetree preferences. Once that is done, just delete C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\SourceTree and C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\SquirrelTemp and then…

Duplicate of https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Service-Desk-questions/API-s-within-JIRA-UPG-Account/qaq-p/753486