Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ Expert

@[deleted] What you can try: 1. In your first rule: Make sure the newly created issue is linked to the trigger issue. Set the Linked issues field. 2. In your second rule check for the trigger like "Field value changed" or "Issue transitioned" or "Issue commented" as shown in the pic below. You need to use "Branch rule /…

Check if there is a dependency on story or it is assigned to a release in future.

It will be good to see the full command you are trying. I made a video demonstrating how to do that, it might help you: https://youtu.be/XUEX8aMEqMw

Remove it from the view screen and only keep it on edit one.

If you have ScriptRunner or willing to write your own app then you can get close to what you are looking for. Check this page to get some ideas https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Add-an-editable-field-as-web-panel-with-ScriptRunner/qaq-p/1371110 I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @Mario Verhaeg Yes you are right Advanced Roadmap can help you do that. Starting with the high level objective, you can create hierarchy of issue types that will contribute to achieve that objective. There are plenty of resources online to get you started. I suggest evaluating Advanced Roadmap for couple of weeks to…

Hi @Rucha Auti Probably not super easy way to do it but you can still achieve a lot with couple of hours of playing with webhooks. Take a look at this page: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/integrations/webhooks.html Also using Automation webhooks to update your Jira issues. There is an excellent page here to do…

Hi @Alexey In Jira you can map multiple statuses to one column. So you can map your 8 statuses to just 3 or 4 columns in Jira Board configurations. Yes Jira has lot many options, if you don't like specific status then you can remove it from the workflow as long as you are Jira Administrator or ask your administrator. Ravi

Hi @Wansze Kong No you don't need that app to consume end points. Ravi

..and you don't need to make multiple rest calls to fetch individual custom field values. Once call should be enough.

Hi @Stephen Renouf Gave a quick look to your script. You are close. def actionSummaryFieldId = customFields.find { it.name == 'Action Summary' }?.id def actionAssigneeFieldId = customFields.find { it.name == 'Action Assignee' }?.id def actionDueDateFieldId = customFields.find { it.name == 'Action Due Date' }?.id def…

Hi @Omer Gonen As @John Funk mentioned you can create a filter with a query for reporter. reporter = currentUser() You can further refine this based on your needs but when you create a dashboard using this filter then anyone looking at the dashboard will see all the reports for the issues raised by them. In your dashboard…

I am glad you find it useful.

Hi @Giorgos Savva You can access the last comment using {{issue.comments.last}} Ravi

Hi @Teza Jonnalagadda What have you tried so far? Since you tagged ScriptRunner, have you tried Escalation service? Ravi

Hi @phil.americus The error seems to be indicating towards an issue with the transition screen. As suggested by @Clark Everson check your workflow transition's post function, check if some field values as set and are those values there in the transition screen or do you even have a transition screen? Ravi

Hi @Blane Smith You manager doesn't need to be in the project to view the reports. How are you doing it now? Ravi

Hi @Jawad Zakhour As @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- mentioned above you need to make another call to get that information in your code. Try this end point. /rest/api/3/user?accountId=ACCOUNTID&expand=groups Here is the curl command to test it quickly. curl -i -X GET \ -H "Authorization:Basic ACCESSTOKEN" \…

Hi @reddy dumpala There is no per field permissions in Jira. Follow the solution provided by @John Funk above to achieve that. Ravi

Oh wow. Going to play with it now :)

Hi @Nero Mars As @Julian G mention you can do this without any script and you don't need any app for this functionality. Ravi

Hi @Jonas Kwaschik Take a look at this page where you can check the limitations of the improved interface. Basically you have manage that at the team level. Ravi

Hi @Kirsty Mcloughlin This is possible but you would need an app like ScriptRunner for Jira for doing calculations. In your case. * Create field1 "Days per week" * Create field2 "Number of weeks" * Create a field3 "Roles" of type select list * Using ScriptRunner create a Scripted field called "Total cost" and you would…

Hi @Swaroop As @Walter Buggenhout mentioned this information is already stored in the changed history. If you want to display some of those dates you can definitely use ScriptRunner for Jira. Also it seems like your workflow has too many statuses. What is your end goal with this approach? Ravi 

Hi @Sharadkumar Bangera You can create a listener to check when the priority is changed and then add a comment. Take a look at this post and this one for similar examples. Give it a try and post your code here if you need further help. Ravi

Hi @Ibrahim Al-Taie Next-gen custom fields are project specific and you will loose the data if you move them. Ravi

Hi @Nir Malchy Check if you have any automation rule and also check the post function in your workflow. Ravi

Hi @Daphne Stevison Modify the search query and perform the search again. You will then see the option to Save, Save as and Discard changes. I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @Marco Van Deventer For giving access to software projects you need to make them Jira user that means they will count towards the license. Ravi

Yes use classic projects if you want to do that.