Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ Expert

Hi @Neeraj Singla Yes that is correct - reports will be based on story points. There are multiple ways to check sub task progress. Simplest things that you can do is to create a swimlane in your board. You will at least have a view on sub task completion. Also you can stop closure of parent if all sub tasks are not done…

And there is a way to configure dependency at the plan level. If you want to have them scheduled one after another or concurrent. This is not issue specify though. I hope it helps.

Hi @Aaron Gage If you go to AR advanced configuration you can set he dependency based on the Jira issue links where you can select other link type but irrespective of the name of the link (blocks or depends on or whatever) AR will schedule dependent tasks after the end date and I don't think you can use AR dependencies to…

Hi @Luke Murray It can be done easily with Automation. You can add a condition based on user's email address which you can fetch using smart value. For example you can find reporter email using {{reporter.emailAddress}} You can then use automation action using a condition based on email. I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi Sunil, It is very simple to generate a simple csv. In Groovy you have methods to create a file on disk and write on it. File file = new File(/tmp/tmp.csv) file.write("name,age,number") In this case it is just one line but you can build your csv with multiple lines as well. Ravi

Hi @G Sunil Kumar If you ok with csv instead of Excel then yes possible to do that, write a scripted post function on create. You will also find examples to send mail here http://library.adaptavist.com/ csv is very easy to generate but if you really want to generate Excel (I am sure you have good reasons for that) then I…

Hi @Kaushal Sah Welcome to the community. Ravi

Hi @Tom Hudgins You are very close. You need to create a custom REST end point. I hope it helps. Ravi

Right click and Copy link address doesn't work?

Hi @Vikrant Yadav Do you have eazyBI? There is already a feature in that for sending reports as a PDF attachment. Ravi

Hi @newstart Newstart What exactly is here in the null pointer exception error, maybe paste your error as well. Null pointer exception means that you are trying to call a method on a null object. So let us say your issue has no comment then you cannot call comment.body hence the error. Add some error handling in your code…

Hi @Bala Sharan Kumar You can do that with ScriptRunner for Jira for doing that. You can check script library, especially this script here: https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/deactivate-idle-users-after-a-custom-period Let us say you have a list of users in csv then you can modify this code to parse the csv and…

Hi @[deleted] Well yes the issues can be different based on these sources, it really depends on the criteria of these sets. Project: Container of issues. Jira can have multiple projects for different purposes. Board: Agile boards, another layer on top of issues, could include 1 or more projects or filters. Filters: Saves…

Hi @Anupam Sinha Are you on server or cloud. You can use Script Conditions to check for a specific field value. It can also be done with JMWE. I explained how to achieve this here, the example I used was to build an approval system and show transitions only when a condition is met. You can do something similar on cloud as…

Hi @Karen Gwynn You can use Jira REST API for getting a list of fields quickly using this end point. JIRAURL/rest/api/3/field Ravi

Hi @Bindiya Vikram Naik On Jira side you can either use Automation to make a REST call to SNOW or use an app like ScriptRunner for Jira on Cloud. There are some apps like Exalate that also offers these integrations. Really depends on your needs. Or another option could be to write your own interface outside Jira that will…

Hi @Tomasz Smal I don't think these new features list, forms, calendar and timeline offers lot of configurations yet. May be raise a feature request? Ravi

Hi @Farida Rajasait I suggest you talk to an Atlassian partner in your region for a proper guidance. You can find the complete list here: https://www.atlassian.com/partners Ravi

Hi @jiratest reddy You can import data into Jira using a CSV file. Take a look at this page: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/import-data-from-a-csv-file/ You will need to export data from Rally to a csv, format it, map the fields to Jira fields. Also make sure Jira configurations are in place…

Hi @Farida Rajasait Migration from server to cloud or vice versa is possible but in almost most cases you will loose dome data. Mostly related to apps, there is also an effort involved in migration, change in user experience, change in existing integrations. If you have clarity on your tool usage for the next few years…

Hi @shrikant maheshwari Is the action id 31 valid for the target issue? Use Script Console to first check if the direction of the link is correct. The code above will get your outward links. Also how are you triggering the issues to be transitioned in your target project? Using a post function. The code above is not…

Hi @shrikant maheshwari Share your script, let us try to fix it. Few things to note. * You have to fetch the linked issues based on the type and most importantly the direction. Inward or Outward links. * When you transition the issue, make sure there is a relevant transition in those issues. There are plenty of script on…

Hi @Bruna Junckes Sant Anna I don't think you can do that with Automation. For this use case what I normally do is keep a csv file with its configurations (field mappings) and import it in new project to quickly populate the issues. Ravi

Hi @Philippe Beltran What is your Jira and ScriptRunner version? Ravi

Yeah can definitely work, also link those issue together and pass information from from JWM to JSM project like comments or may be transition but usually this is needed when only selected tickets need to be passed to internal teams. Not sure if it is a good idea to replicate all the tickets. It might get difficult to…

Hi @Xavi fernandez I would love see a course on Forge as well but as @Jimmy Seddon mentioned I am also following the official tutorials to get started, on top of that I suggest get familiar with Jira REST API. I also learnt a bit of Node.js to extend the official tutorials further based on my use cases. I am documenting my…

Hi @Mary Beth Snapp You will have to use the forms to capture the request but it will be different from the JSM portal. So I will follow the suggestion from @Mikael Sandberg Also you can consider using just JSM with simple configurations that matches your Jira Business project. Ravi

Yes you need to use links for this to work. You can't use smart values to fetch values of issues by using hard coded issue keys. However if are not using the issue links then another solution would be to make a web request using Automation. In response to a web request you will get a json data containing that issue's data…

Hi @Vladimir Matveev Try to use a branch rule with type: "Stories (or other issues in Epic)". This should give you all those issues. If you want to use the epic link then try this in the JQL. "Epic Link" = {{issue}} I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @Saloni Tayal There is a new feature in Jira Business projects where you can create forms with selected relevant fields from your project. This form will have its own url. Apart from that you can look at Jira Service Management, it comes with a customer portal where you can have request types (mapped to issue types)…