Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

The Atlassian account is needed to register Sourcetree, so if you do not have one you need to create one during the install. Once you have done the install you will use whatever account you have for Bitbucket Server to access your repositories.

Duplicate of https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/CSV-Export-not-exporting-saved-filter-columns/qaq-p/672056

The title is wrong, it should be Spotify instead of Shopify.

The short answer is yes, you can use your current licenses for your new environment.

Duplicate of https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/I-am-configuring-Confluence-behind-an-F5-using-CAC/qaq-p/669318

So when you say you undo your change after it gets stashed, what exactly do you mean? Are you keeping staged changes? How do you undo the change? By default doing a stash would move your modified tracked files and staged changes to the stash and returns you repository to a clean state, so you should have to do a "undo of…

If you are on Server you can always look in the /images/icons folder, there a couple of other icons in there besides the default ones. On Cloud you would have to create your own or link to external ones.

If you edit your priorities, you need Jira admin permissions, you have the option to also change the icon used. Just go to Administration > Issues > Priorities.

Plain Jira does not allow you to do nested queries, so you would need an app to do that search. ScriptRunner for JIRA has an issuesInEpics JQL function that would work. JQL Tricks has a similar function (if you are using JIRA Server).

The Affect/s Version fields is populated by the Versions that you have defined in your project. To add values to it you need to go to your Project settings and add a Version. See https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-enable-and-edit-component-s-affects-version-s-and-fix-version-s-field-711361820.html for more…

The install consist of 3 different folders, the one you deleted has all the settings. If you remove user\appdata\local\atlassian, user\appdata\local\sourcetree and user\appdata\local\squirreltemp you will have a true removal and be ready for a clean install.

And to take it a bit further, you can setup your custom fields selects to show different content based on the project by configuring different context for different projects. 

It is the screen mapped to the selected issue type that controls what fields you see when creating an issue (via screen schemes which are associated with the project). Have a look at this, https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver075/project-screens-schemes-and-fields-935391216.html You could use a custom field to…

Are you using Cloud or Server? What apps are you using? Check and see if any of those are causing this behavior. If you are using Scriptrunner check your listeners and behaviours. If you have Automation, check the rules for it.

First place to look is in your workflow to see if you have a post function on one of you statuses that sets the Resolution to Done.

Another option would be to use one of the apps available to manage labels. Just search on labels in the Marketplace

You cannot manage labels centrally, it can only be done via issues. For example if you need to rename one you would have do a JQL to select all issues with the label, bulk edit them and add the new label, then bulk edit again to remove the old label.

In Jira home, just click on Settings (the cog wheel) to get access to workflows and other admin settings

One option would be to use a saved filter savedfilter = "My Filter"

What you are seeing is the new UI. If you go back to Jira home (click on the Jira icon at the top ) you should see the Turn off for now icon, that will get you back to the old UI. 

I was looking through the Bitbucket's feature request and found this one, https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BSERV-3218, and one of the comments mentioned an app that allows you to do it, https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.bit-booster.bb/server/overview.

Currently there is no revert pull request button in Bitbucket Server, so you need to do it you would have to do the revert the merge locally and push it back to Bitbucket.

If you are on Bitbucket Server you can use this app, All Pull Requests

If you are using Confluence Server you could use Refined Toolkit for Confluence to created tabs, and it is free.

Here is a blog post about it, https://blog.sourcetreeapp.com/2017/05/18/windows-2-0-gets-a-fresh-look/

Those videos are based on older versions of Sourcetree, the bookmark pane was removed as of 2.x and replaced by the tabs you see now.

Click it again to turn the quick filter off.

The URL/Path is the one you get from Github, and you can either set it up using the steps outlined in link above, or enter it via Sourcetree. They both do the same, it updates the config file for the repository so it knows where the remote is. Looking at the Github instructions compared to Bitbucket is looks like Github…

Correct, out of the box you cannot create remote repositories from within Sourcetree, they have to be initiated in Github first. If you want to do it from within Sourcetree you would have to create a script that uses Github's REST API.

Yes, it is in the new interface. You can also get to it by clicking on application links If you do not see Site administration then you do not have the right permissions. Site admin is different from admin rights.