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If you want to populate a custom field with the epic key you need an app like ScriptRunner or Power Scripts. A question, why do you need the epic key? Why not use the Epic Link field which already contains the epic the story is linked to?

You may have ended up in the wrong community, this one is for Atlassian tools. It looks like The Phoenix Firestorm Project is using Jira for bugs. Here is a link to Firestorm's support page, they should be able to help you.

Sourcetree for Mac and Sourcetree for Windows differs a bit. The one for Windows follows the new design guidelines that you see on the web, and so far none of my developers have mentioned anything about it that it looks different then our other Atlassian tools, but then again, we are on Server and it does not have the new…

Creating separate groups is part of it, you also need to create a permission scheme that limits the access to the project. Have a look at How to restrict project access to different isolated user groups, hopefully that will help.

You would need an app to do nested JQLs, like JQL Tricks (server only) or ScriptRunner. Your JQL using JQL Tricks would would look something like this: assignee = currentUser() AND status = Open AND issue in issuesWhereEpicIn("status = \"In Progress\"") ORDER BY priority DESC

Only way to do it is to remove the label from all issues that is using it. Check out https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-delete-labels-in-jira-applications-297667646.html

You need an app to do it. I use ScriptRunner to do just that, but I bet Power Scripts would work too. ScriptRunner has a built in listener that can fast forward an issue if the condition is met.

The issue key cannot be changed, you can change the project key but it has to be alpha numeric characters only. If you want to create your own key you need a custom field do some scripting in order to get the key you want using an app like ScriptRunner or Power Scripts

The editor it is referring to is is the diagram of the workflow and you find it under Administration > Issues > Workflows and then select the workflow to edit. Check out https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/working-with-workflows-938847362.html

I believe the license agreement limit the number of times you can download a trial license, the support for it ends after 90 days.

If you do not see the Free trial button next to it it means that you have already installed it on your instance and used up your trial license. You can request a new trial license by going to my.atlassian.com and generate a new license there. In case you have already removed the app from your instance (check under manage…

Yes, it is really $10 for 10 users starter license, and all of it is going straight to Atlassian Foundation. And yes, if you stay with 10 users you keep paying $10 every year you renew the maintenance, and software upgrades are part of the maintenance.

Yes, the cost include the software, and any updates for the first year. If you after the first year pay for for the maintenance you will be able to update the software too. Have a look at Licensing FAQ.

Here is the one for the start date, JPOCLOUD-1818

Target start date and target end date are currently only available on the server side, Cloud only have access to parent link and team fields. Here is the request to have the target end date available in cloud, JPOCLOUD-1848, and there should be one for the target start date as well, let me see if I can find it.

The article is referencing Portfolio for Jira, and it will some additional fields. You can also add your own custom fields if you need to have target start and target end date fields.

Check that you have the right permissions to see portfolio plans, go to Settings > Add-ons > Portfolio permissions

That only applies if you are installing using the WAR files. The Windows installer comes with it's own Tomcat installation and starting/stopping one of the applications will not affect the other two.

If you go to Jira home you should see Portfolio listed as one of the options.

You need to have permissions to edit the list of defects you see, when you close the sprint Jira will move those to the next sprint, or the backlog if you have not created another sprint. If you do not have the right permissions Jira cannot move those issues and close the sprint.

Duplicate of https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/New-Workflow-Reporting-data-gone/qaq-p/710256

Sourcetree has a git rebase --continue, but is sort of hidden under the Actions menu. I agree that it should a more intuitive way of doing it. There are a couple of issues logged for it, here a some that I found when searching: SRCTREE-1643 SRCTREE-2999

No, that is not possible. I did a quick search on Marketplace to see if there was an app for it, the closest one I found was this one, Handy macros for Confluence. Not sure if it can do what you are looking for.

You can edit the macro by clicking on the macro placeholder and select Edit. Have a look at https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/status-macro-223222355.html for the parameters you can set on the macro.

You have to create the repositories in SVN, Fisheye cannot do that for you. The user you use to setup the link between Fisheye and SVN does not have to be in Jira/Fisheye, unless you use that user to commit code.

No, it is all controlled by git.

This might be what you are looking for, Create Branch Repository Selector

The short answer is no, you can't do that. There might be an app on the Marketplace that will do that.

Have you checked out JIRA Anonymiser?