Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ Expert

Hi @Kyle Bagley You can do that, create a project that will contain Epics and then create a board that will include all the projects in scope include the one with Epics. It will not work with Next-gen projects though. Ravi

Hi @Tracy Miller May be something like this? project in (BLE93100, BLE93960, BLE88030, BLE96330, BLE97870, BLE88880, BLE92040, BLE91050, BLE83110, BLE97060, CLE12690, BLE44100, BLE65380, BLE84500, BLE70640, BLE99680, BLE89920, BLE87680, BLE66900, BLE89600, CRL10380, BLE89000, BLE86390, BLE86830, CLE13190, BLE85970,…

Hi @Nofar No you don't need any app for doing that. Let me give you the steps. * Create an event 'Send Mail'. * In your notification scheme define who will receive when this 'Send Mail' event is triggered. * In your post function change the generic event to 'Send Mail' I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @André Marques de Lima You might first have to fetch the issues that fulfil that criteria using a JQL and then go through those individual issues to get further details. I made plenty of videos on Jira REST API explaining how to perform these operations. I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @Nick H Do you want to share the code you have written so far? Ravi

Hi @Scott Federman Plenty of way to achieve it. Do you have ScriptRunner for Jira by any chance. You can use it to create a Scripted Field or a web panel to display the previous status which is there in the Change History Manager of the issue. Ravi

Yes and also read this page for more details on this topic.

Hi @Kai Lamberson In your code you can fetch the group name of a user by something like this. ComponentAccessor.getGroupManager().getGroupsForUser("user") I hope it helps. Ravi 

Hi @Игорь Зиновьев In that case restore the whole instance as it is and then delete the unwanted projects. This will be simpler because project import only works when the target instance has all the required configurations needed by that project and it can take some time to configure all that, so better move everything and…

Hi @Игорь Зиновьев Do you want to migrate just one project or whole instance? Ravi

Hi @Chris DeLess You would need an app to do that at least on server. ScriptRunner for Jira can help you achieve that. Take a look at a similar example here.

Try adding the field on the edit screen. 

Hi @Jeff Rockett Take a look at these apps for Confluence that might be helpful. These apps provide voting and survey capabilities and you can read the description of these apps to see which one suits your requirements better. Ravi

Is there any value in the field for the issue?

Yes some these can be statuses in a Jira workflow, rest can be a custom field or a checklist. If you are looking for a demo then you can also seek professional help from an Atlassian Partner close to your geographical location. I also made a video on Jira Service Desk workflows that might be helpful and also on similar…

So you can create "New prospect client" as an Issue Type. Terminology can be a bit confusing if you are coming from a different tool. When you create a new prospect client let us say "Client X" you can then plan/track it. Jira also has the feature of linking and sub tasks. So "Client X" can be linked to other issues and…

Hi @Hamilton Watkins If I understand correctly then I think what you are looking for can be achieved by Jira Workflows, which is one of the most powerful feature of Jira and it is really good in it. Let me try to give you some pointers. * Jira project: It is a collection of issues, like a bucket. Your HR could have their…

Thanks @Stephen Garber for mentioning this, didn't realise this was released in 8.11. Much better way to hide the detail view without css. Thanks

Hi @vildana_ermaya As @John Funk suggested don't rely on labels for proper reporting. Treat them as free tags that you can enter on the issue for further classification but don't rely on them for accurate reporting. Some examples are - adding a label on the issue as a result of a transition or some automation. I personally…

Are you sure there is no other field configuration? Are you using ScriptRunner for Jira, may be there is a behaviour set.

Hi @Gian Israel Nampi * For definitions: Try Jira Java docs but it can be overwhelming, so you can try using the code editor for example type it (or any issue object) and press dot and it will give you suggestion like it.assignee etc. or you can write scripts using IntelliJ. * Instead of using Logs tab try to print on the…

Hi @Endre Kallai When you click on the Create button on top you will get an option to select Blog under a specific space. Ravi

Hi @Gian Israel Nampi instead of it.key try the following * it.assignee.username * it.assignee.emailAddress * it. displayName or display along with the issue key like this. log.info(it.key + "," + it.assignee.username) I hope it helps.

Hi @Gian Israel Nampi Share the code that you tried and let us see what is not working. Ravi

Hi @Bill Parlock Do you have ScriptRunner for Jira. You can create a custom mail handler. You will need to write code to filter those mails. Check the link, it has some examples as well. Ravi

Hi @Vijaya.Inapakolla These might be bundled with your new version of Jira or are sub-modules of other plugins. If you check the plugin key it will indicate that these are provided by Atlassian, something like "com.atlassian.querydsl.plugins.querydsl-4.0.7-provider-plugin". I hope it helps. Ravi

I am evaluating this feature. It works well with Bitbucket and will try other tools as well. Made a short video as well.

I checked on free account and I can see the code option, may be it is not rolled out for all instances.

You have to enable to Code first and then there will be a new option called Code in your project.

Hi @andrew_rosca You need to first integrate your Jira instance with your Bitbucket. Check this page for more information. Ravi