Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

See if the workaround mentioned in this thread works for you, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/Can-t-install-SourceTree-due-to-login-problems/qaq-p/648705/jump-to/first-unread-message

Jira Server does not have the new UI, it is only available on Jira Cloud so far.

Yes, Trello should be well suited for that, it is like post-it notes on steroids. My wife is using it for task management and other things at the candle business she works for.

We are using Jama for requirement management and test management, it integrates with Jira via Tasktop integration hub.

Here is the request for it, JRASERVER-42740, there is a workaround in there that may work.

Do you see the field on the create screen?

Yes, that is how it is supposed to work, https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/managing-components-938847187.html#Managingcomponents-default_assigneeSelectingaDefaultAssignee

Did you change the correct workflow? Under project settings you can see which workflows the project is using.

If you have not set up a different authentication option, then you are using Atlassian account. You can check that by going to your profile

Here is more information on the repository limits, https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/what-kind-of-limits-do-you-have-on-repository-file-upload-size-273877699.html

Looks like it is only the LFS storage that increases when you upgrade the plan, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/Is-there-still-going-to-be-a-2GB-repo-limit/qaq-p/34947/jump-to/first-unread-message

P.S. You may want to change the title to be more descriptive of your question, maybe "What authentication options are there for Jira Cloud".

The default authentication is Atlassian accounts, but you can also use SAML or Google Apps integration. Check out: https://confluence.atlassian.com/confeval/other-atlassian-evaluator-resources/atlassian-cloud-authentication-saml-sso-google-apps-atlassian-account-and-ldap

The code will not be shown in Jira, all you see is who did the commit, the commit number, commit message, date and how many files. In order to see the content of the file you need access to the Fisheye/Crucible.

Are you using Jira Cloud or Server? In the new UI on Jira Cloud Users and roles is now People.

Officially the answer is no, you cannot search on the Development section. There is a request to have this added, check out BSERV-4048. Also check out this thread, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Query-Jira-for-Issues-with-Stash-Pull-Request/qaq-p/219179, you could use issue.property[development] to query…

Have a look at this thread, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/Use-an-existing-account-window-is-blank/qaq-p/643924#M18786 One workaround that seems to work is this one:…

In order to control it by groups you need an app, Workzone and ScriptRunner allows you to do that.

You can use the opsbar-sequence property to change the order. Have a look at https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/advanced-workflow-configuration-776636620.html#Advancedworkflowconfiguration-customisingtransitionsonviewissue

Have you added the Time Tracking field to you screens? 

Not if you want to add whole directories. In Sourcetree you only have the option to add file types after you initialize the repository the repository (Repository > Git LFS > Initialize Repository).

In order a project from backup, you need to restore the full backup to a new empty Jira instance and then remove projects that you do not want to restore. Here is a link to the documentation, https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/restoring-a-project-from-backup-938847691.html

Have a look at this how-to article, you need to assign the group variable the result from groupManager.getGroup

Okay, so you probably need to add those directories to Git LFS, this command will do that: git lfs track "<path to backup directory>/" This will add the directory and all files under it to Git LFS. In the directories that have files added to Git LFS you will see a .gitattributes file that keeps track on files added to Git…

The memory errors you see sounds like the large files have not been added to Git LFS, but still exist in the repository. Also, if the files were in the repository before you setup Git LFS, did you clean up the history of the repository to move those files out of it?

I would take a look at using Git LFS, developed by GitHub, Atlassian and others to handle large files. We use is to store large video files and database binaries in our repositories.

They should be under Issues.

Are you using Server or Cloud? I am able to see it under both Cloud and Server, so maybe your project permission changed?

Currently it is not possible to select a different install folder. Atlassian is working on a Sourcetree for Windows Enterprise Support installer that would allow you to select a different install folder, but at the moment they have not said when it will be available. If you want to find out more about it, join the…

The short answer is no, it cannot be done without an app.