Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ Expert

Hi @Muraleetharan Ramaraj Share the screenshot of your configurations. Ravi

Hi @[deleted] Have you tried creating a variable? Ravi

Hi @lester Kacprzak You can do that easily using ScriptRunner for Jira. You can LoginManager to get this information. ComponentAccessor.getComponent(LoginManager) Ravi

Hi @Anil You can create an escalation service under jobs to achieve that but adding a comment on the issue or create a custom scheduled job to send an email. You can find sample code here: https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/send-custom-email I hope it helps. Ravi

You will have to write a custom script for that.

Hi @Sunny Raghav It is very simple. * Sign up for a free Jira & Confluence Cloud instance here * Create a sample SCRUM board with a project * Jira Software already has most of the following standard features* Backlog * Sprints * Agile board * Rank * Epic * Story * Burn down chart * Velocity Chart * Stories * and more This…

Hi @Sai Praveen Aminigadda You can create an issue using a post function or a listener. To get started you can take a look at this script here. Hopefully it will give you some ideas. Ravi

Hi @Scott Federman You can take a look at these sample scripts to create sub tasks. https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/create-a-sub-task-and-link-to-parent-issue-in-jira https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/create-a-sub-task-when-the-parent-issue-has-a-specific-label You will have to modify these scripts to suit your…

Hi @Cesar Gomez What exactly you want to validate? You can start by looking at workflow validators. You can add a validator on the create issue transition. Ravi

Hi @daniel m What is the exact end point you are using? Ravi

Hi @Parth Gandhi Let me try to help. I am assuming you are not using an apps. So here is what you can do. * Use the Roadmaps that has a visual representation of your plan, to keep an eye on the timeline. * Create a dashboard with following gadgets* Jira Road Map * Jira Issue Calendar * Issue Statistics * Filter counts *…

Hi @Leo Epstein You can create a transition from Status 2 to Status 1 or do you want the issue to stay at the same status but want to display a transition screen to capture additional information from the user? Ravi

Hi @dmitry_maslov You need to create a permission scheme with Browse project permission given to a specific role, you can call it "Read only" group. Also in your permission scheme make sure this role doesn't have any edit permission. Are you on free plan? You need paid plan to create own permission schemes. Ravi

Hi @Jeanne Higgins No. There is a no way to copy a plan. However you can recreate tasks with relevant links. The hierarchy is based on issue links, parent id or sub-tasks. You can prepare a csv and import it in your Jira instance. Then create a plan based on those newly imported issues. For importing csv import with links…

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Hi @Seán Curran It seems like it because of the type of the field. Try this. {{GoLiveDate.toDate.minusDays(3)}} Let me know if this works. Ravi 

Comment this line in your code. def issue = ComponentAccessor.issueManager.getIssueByCurrentKey(issue.key)

Hi @Lara Arthur In your post function you already have issue as a binding variable. So try the post function again by commenting that line. Ravi

Hi @Humberto Gomes Two things - yes you can update issues that are linked to each other based on a transition, second for appending values I believe you should be able to use smart values along with updating fields using JSON. Have you tried creating an automation rule? Ravi

Hi @Kyle Quevillon @Kian Stack Mumo Systems I can also confirm that {{issue.project.lead}} is indeed null. If this is blocking you then while Atlassian fixes it may be use this method to get the lead using REST API. Send a web request. JIRAURL/rest/api/3/project/{{issue.project.key}} Make sure to check "Delay execution of…

Hi @Valter Jakovlev If I understand correctly you need to configure the "Browse users and groups" under the global permissions. Thanks, Ravi

Wow, thank for explaining this so nicely :) Let me check and get back to you.

Hi @JJ DeBenning Swimlanes based on JQL (or Issue navigator) will return list of issues. For Group by try using gadgets in the reports. Ravi

Hi @David Rodríguez Jara What exactly didn't work? Were you able to install fresh Jira instance on your target new server? If you Jira instance is not huge then restore from the XML backup, otherwise use native method of restoring the home directory and database. Both the methods are listed here. Ravi

Hi @Hemal Ambasana Most likely you will have to follow this path (from my memory). 6.0.3 > 6.4.14 > 7.0.11 > 7.13.13 > 8.15.0 > Cloud For each version you will have to ensure the platform is support as well - mainly Java and Database. You can find this information for 8.15 here. I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @David Thomas There is no feature to create CPR unless you use an app or Advanced Roadmaps. However with some automation you can achieve few things like creating a release in another project with same name and release date. Take a look at this rule below to get some ideas. I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @Akshin Mustafayev Share your script and let us see why it is not working. You can also take a look at this script and this one as well to get some some examples. Ravi

Hi @Madhu There is a script post function to send a notification. Have you tried using it? Ravi

Hi @[deleted] You need to look in the database and run a query like this. select * from searchrequest where reqcontent like '%issueFunction%' Since you have ScriptRunner then you can also go to the ScriptRunner | Resources | Create Resources I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @Dawn Fama Notifications schemes are separate from Automation. If you think your rules are sending duplicate notifications then modify your notification scheme. Notification scheme are usually shared with other projects so just be careful about it. Ravi