Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

Do you get the error from within Sourcetree? Have you tried to stage the file from the command line? I found this issue, SRCTREEWIN-1781, when doing a quick search on the error.

Check and see if the Epic Status (different from Status) has been set to Done.

I assume the epics are not showing up on the Kanban board, correct? For them to show up you need to use the backlog, have a look at Managing epics in Kanban project.

@Francisco Mingote I do not work for Atlassian, I am just a user of their tools. I did find this request, JRASERVER-63384, and it looks like it will not happen. We have decided to close this specific request for additional status categories as Won't Fix. The finite set of status categories allows us to build useful…

There is an issue opened for this, SRCTREEWIN-7244. Someone wrote a workaround tutorial that may work.

On the fifth day of Christmas my boss gave to me, Five Confluence Spaces, Four Jira Admins, Three Trello boards, two founders and a Bitbucket Repository 

Confluence only comes with one default theme, so you would have to look for an app that gives you more options to modify the theme used. I am using Refined Theme, but there are lots of other apps on the Marketplace that you can…

Correct, it is the add permission that they need.

The user need edit permission in the space, and on the page if you are restricting it, in order to mark the task complete.

There is no need to change it, your license will still work. The server ID is only used internally by Atlassian.

I would start by changing the permission scheme so it is based on project roles instead of groups, that way you can control access to each project by adding groups/users to specific roles in the project. Also have a look at JIRA Permissions made Simple, hopefully that will make it a bit clearer.

Check how many users you have in your Bitbucket group in Jira, and also check your global permissions settings in Bitbucket to make sure that you do not have users added there that are not part of your Bitbucket group.

Have a look at your permission scheme used by the projects. The default scheme usually allows any user that is logged in to view all projects.

The default browser has nothing to do with it, SourceTree is using WPF Web View component which relies on IE. You need to figure out why you cannot get to https://id.atlassian.com using IE. Try and turn off compatibility mode in IE and see if that helps. Also try this setting: Internet Options (or Internet Properties)…

It is not possible without an app. An alternative to ScriptRunner would be JQL Tricks which allows you to do nested searches.

You may want to take a look at Insight, it comes with a template for CRM and you should be able to create different Customer Groups as well.

Duplicate of https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Fisheye-Crucible-questions/Atlassian-plugins-won-t-update-after-Upgrade/qaq-p/686234

I am using ScriptRunner to accomplish this. Automation for Jira has rules for it and I believe Power Scripts can be used too.

The short answer is no, without an app you cannot do this.

The Application name and password are the ones you setup in Jira. You can always change the name and password under Administration > User Management > Jira user server. Check out https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/allowing-connections-to-jira-for-user-management-938847045.html

Are you using Cloud or Server? For Cloud you would have to sign up for a new instance and migrate from your old one to the new one per this KB, https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloudkb/changing-the-cloud-instance-url-address-or-migrating-to-a-new-cloud-instance-691011835.html

You can configure what fields are shown if you go to Board > Configure > Card layout. You need to be board administrator to change the layouts.

I am using the built-in script Clone an issue and links, but I am only copying the Summary field over, all other fields are emptied out.

You could accomplish this with an app. There are a couple of them on the Marketplace. We use ScriptRunner to do similar, depending on where an issue is in the workflow, a new task will be created and linked to the parent one. Automation for Jira and Power script for Jira are two other apps can do this too.

Based on your screenshot the validator would only come in play when you click the Edit Log Entry transition. If you want to make the fields required when creating an issue you need to set the validator on Create. If you also want to enforce it on Edit you would either have to set the fields as required in the field…

You would need to script it as a post function with ScriptRunner or Power Scripts (Server only).

As a Jira admin you can configure which fields are being displayed by editing the value of jira.table.cols.subtasks,<span> see <a href="https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/configuring-sub-tasks-938847874.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener…

Have a look at this one, hopefully it will help you get going, https://confluence.atlassian.com/get-started-with-sourcetree/connect-your-bitbucket-or-github-account-847359096.html

Duplicate of https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Questions/Want-to-Make-a-EASYBI-Report/qaq-p/674580

Duplicate of https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Discussions/JQL-QUERY-FOR-SEARCHING-FOR-INITIATIVES-THEMES/td-p/674561