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Hi @Marcus Beyer I never really tried it myself, mainly because I hardly restart my mac unless it freezes :) but Atlassian did write about this on this page. May be it will work, I might also try. For my development instance I don't really mind doing "mvn jira:debug" manually to start Jira but having it start automatically…
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Hi @Abhishek Jaswal Try this JSON. "fields": { "summary": "New issue from talend api test", "issuetype": { "id": "10001" }, "project": { "id": "10024" }, "priority": { "id": "2" }, "description": { "type": "doc", "version": 1, "content": [ { "type": "paragraph", "content": [ { "text": "This is the description.", "type":…
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Hi @[deleted] I never tried using variable. They work like any other smart value. this is what I was able to do. Create variables {{previousVersion}} {{currentVersion}} {{nextVersion}} with values October20 January21 March21 You can get the last 2 characters, convert it to number and perform mathematical operations.…
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Apart from the links I shared above you will find plenty of examples in the script library to transition an issue.
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Hi @BYA As @Radek Dostál mentioned the css I posted will go as it is to the announcement banner. If you have ScriptRunner then even better, because you will have option to limit the style to a specific sections. I made a video on doing exactly that. It will require some changes in yourJVM arguments in your setenv.sh/bat…
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I will check this and get back to you on this.
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Hi @Michael Baguio Yes it is will. Take a look at this page. Ravi
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Hi @Bhumika Dave Let me try to help. 1. Make sure those projects or preferably boards are part of your plan. 2. That is fine, at least in the beginning but after few sprints you will come to know about your capacity. For example if after couple of sprints if you notice that your teams are able to deliver work worth ~25…
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Yes you can. For sending the data I believe you need to do a bit more in your script than just the url. Also take a look at Custom REST End point that you can create using ScriptRunner. Ravi
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Hi @Bhumika Dave Yes live plan was the old version of Portfolio (now Advanced Roadmaps). If you want to learn more about the limitations of the improved interface then take a look at this page. In case you want to learn Advanced Roadmaps I made series of videos covering both live and improved interface in detail. I hope it…
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Hi @Bhumika Dave Yes. Individual capacities and absence is not supported in the improved interface. You have to use the live plan which I know in comparison a bit more feature rich and demands far more time to get used it. Ravi
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In the Provider class/script copy this code snippet. writer.write("<a href=\"https://www.ravisagar.in\" class=\" aui-button aui-button-primary \" style=\" margin-right: 2px;\" >My site</a>") This will create a link and make it look like a button and it will look exactly like the release button. Change the link and the link…
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Hi @[deleted] Ok interesting use case. In short I would say it is bit too much to do with automation rule but you can still do few things. * I don't think there is a way to create global variable, so either you hard code the version to be checked or may be store it somewhere on an issue in a custom field. * Create a rule…
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Hi @Alexander If you have ScriptRunner then you can use Script Fragments to insert a web panel at that location. Check this screenshot. Now what you want to do when someone clicks on it is upto you to configure. I shared the link above where you can find examples. You will also find few more examples in our script library.…
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Hi @[deleted] In shared the rule above where you can see the way comment has been copied. I also made a video demonstrating it. Ravi
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Also if you want to set the cascading select list value you can use this JSON in the additional fields. { "fields": { "Cascading Select List": { "value": "{{issue.Cascading Select List.value}}", "child": { "value": "{{issue.Cascading Select List.child.value}}" } } } } This will also set the sub task cascading select list…
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Hi @Petr AST Cascading select list is probably not yet supported directly. There is indeed a documentation, you can read about smart values here. I am am also making videos on this covering this topic. Thanks, Ravi
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You will find lot of examples here.
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Hi @BYA , There is no feature to disable this option but just in case you want to do it you can insert custom css or JS using ScriptRunner or in the announcement banner. Try this code in the announcement banner. <style type="text/css"> input#qf-create-another { display: none; } label.qf-create-another { display: none; }…
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Hi @Ed T If you are using the improved interface then you will not be able to use the individual capacities. Shared teams can be used in multiple plans. This is useful in cases when you need to assign tasks to let us say designers who might be working only for specific tasks across projects. Check this page for more…
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You should be able to do that using ScriptRunner. You can create a web panel or a scripted field to display such information.
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Hi @Ajay Kumar Did you follow these steps? 1. Create a workspace called "ajay550" 2. Create a repository under it called "ajay550.bitbucket.io" 3. Create index.html in this repository 4. Access it using ajay550.bitbucket.io I was able to create mine in literally 2 mins. I hope it helps. Ravi
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@Gui Ávila Your approach is good. Nothing wrong with two issues with same title. You don't create development tasks for all the JSM tickets anyways. You can have a transition "Send to dev" so you can always report on "How many incidents required help from dev teams". Your automation also looks good to me. Adding a comment…
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Hi @Robert W_ Olsen No without an app. You can try Structure app which has exactly this feature where you can display the position of the current issue in the entire hierarchy and of course much more. Ravi
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Hi @Petr AST Do this. Parent value: {{issue.fields.test_cascad.value}} Child value: {{issue.fields.test_cascad.child.value}} You are indeed getting a JSON where you can access both parent and child values separately. I hope it helps. Ravi
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Hi @G subramanyam Do this. * Click on the existing Epic, it will filter the issues under it. * Bulk select the issues in the range using shift or ctrl for one by one* While the issues are selected | Bulk Change * Edit Issue | Change Epic Link and select the new epic. * OR * Simple drag them to another epic. Check the…
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Is it a Next-gen project?
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Hi @Srinivasa S Are you able to go to Project settings | Issue collectors ? What permissions do you have on your instance? User, Project Administrator or Jira Administrator? Also check this page to get some details on this. Ravi
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Hi @Alexander You can add a web panel at this location. location='atl.jira.releasereport.top.right.panels' I hope it helps. Ravi
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Hi @EricRaw Contact your administrator. You can find related information here. Ravi