Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ Expert

Hi @Surya Take a look at the webhooks. This I think is what you need. For doing the reverse I believe you can always use Jira's REST API or create a custom REST Endpoints using ScriptRunner for Jira for doing something with a bit more logic. I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @Charles Haberman Here is the curl code to create an issue, you can test it from your terminal/console, hopefully it will give you an idea. curl -i -X POST \ -H "Authorization:Basic API_TOKEN" \ -H "Content-Type:application/json" \ -d \ '{ "fields": { "summary": "New issue from curl api test", "issuetype": { "id":…

Hi @Maury You should be able to. Take a look at the upgrade path on this page: https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/confluence-upgrade-matrix-960695895.html Ravi

Hi @Joao Borges You need to modify the permission scheme and use "Create Issues" permission and only give to specific users, group or project role. You need to be on a paid plan to use permission schemes. Ravi

Hi @Chandrasekar.Venkatraman You need to use the filter subscriptions. * Go to your filter * Click on Details | New subscriptions * Select Recipients, Schedule and Interval You can create multiple subscriptions for the same filter as well. I hope it help. Ravi

Hi @Nick Delmonaco To remove a workflow from the scheme. * Go to the Jira Administration | Issues | Workflow schemes. * Click on Edit under Actions * Click on Remove under Action for the workflow you want to remove. I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @ar_alqahtani_cckp_sa You can always install an app by downloading the jar file from the marketplace and upload it from the manage app section. Ravi

Hi @JConstantine I believe you need to have a paid license first to get a developer license. Ravi

Hi @Lynn Shriver When you edit the issue there is a field called Approvers which you can always modify (the field should be on the edit screen for your issue type). You can also bulk modify this field. Search for issue for a specific approver using this JQL (and add more criteria). "Approvals[Approvals]" = approver(ravi)…

Hi @Roderick Buttermore Try this. * Go to your Custom Fields: secure/admin/ViewCustomFields.jspa * Search for "Story Points" * Click on the 3 dots ... | Contexts and default value * Select the configuration scheme (of the default one, I prefer creating new one) * Modify the "Choose applicable issue types" and select your…

Hi @djimenezq Can you please elaborate your needs? In case you want the new issue type like "Feature" to behave like Epics in the Jira Software board then that is not possible. The Epics -> Story -> Sub task hierarchy is built into Jira Software. You can use other apps like Advanced Roadmaps or Structure to visual and…

Hi @Paul Madison You can disable the default rule that sends the mail on issue creation and create your own rule with conditions and custom mail. Click on Project settings | Automation to configure that. Ravi

Hi @Arthur Mello Yes for Next gen projects it is at the Epic level, Advanced Roadmaps can do that though in case you want to evaluate the premium version. Ravi

Hi @Marek Dziedzic Have your created fields to capture this information, added them to the request type and exposed these fields on the portal? You can get more information here. Ravi

Hi @Emily C. You are checking if the field exists or not. You need to further check the value in that field. Try this method. issue.getCustomFieldValue(cfcomplete) I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @Prasad Nagarale Here is the code. import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor import org.apache.log4j.Level import org.apache.log4j.Logger def log = Logger.getLogger("in.ravisagar.sr4j") log.setLevel(Level.DEBUG) def projectManager = ComponentAccessor.getProjectManager() projectCategory =…

Hi @Abhishek Rawat Let me try to help. * Convert your Excel into a csv file and then read the csv file in your script. * Iterate over the list of projects. Check this code. * Create a method to do the renaming using the code. Ravi

Hi @Walta Tesfay Portfolio has been rebranded/renamed as Advanced Roadmaps which is available with cloud premium and as an app on Jira Server. I hope it helps. Ravi

Thanks a lot. You can find plenty of scripts on the library to get you started. Ravi

Hi @Vineela Durbha Not very straight forward but possible. * Take a look at the Jira database scheme. * Fetch issue type screen scheme association with projects * Fetch Screen scheme association with issue type screen scheme * Fetch Screen association with fields (and * Find fields used in workflows (and few more joins to…

Hi @Jason Vogel When you clone an issue it gives you an option to clone sub-tasks, links and sprint values. Is there anything that was not working? or are you trying to clone using REST API? I don't think there is an end point yet for that, unless you want to write your own code to copy the issue and related information.…

Hi @Rob Horan Do you have ScriptRunner for Jira? What I think can be done is this: * Create a calculated field called "All custom comments" * Create another text field called "Custom comments", this is where people will add their text. * Write script to modify "All custom comments" field whenever the "Custom comments"…

On top it says "It Admin raised this..." May be we can add a comment using Automation rules with a nice message?

Hi @Navesh Luckily I have a script for that. import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor import org.apache.log4j.Level import org.apache.log4j.Logger def log = Logger.getLogger("in.ravisagar.sr4j") log.setLevel(Level.DEBUG) def projectManager = ComponentAccessor.getProjectManager()…

Hi @Frank Schloendorn No, they won't be able to login or access through the api if they are removed from application access. Do you want to limit their access to specific projects, if yes then use permission schemes. Ravi

Hi @Zied Kerkeni Is your question about adding attachments in comments in Jira? Are you on Cloud or Server. If you are talking about Jira then you can definitely add comments with attachments. Also you can refer to attachment by simply creating a hyperlink as well to a specific comment. Ravi

Hi @Erik K. Schindeldecker There different ways of working with multiple people and estimating. * If people are working on a bigger task together then create individual sub-task where people can log their own work. * If task is passed through multiple people even then they can log their own time. * You can also create…

Hi @Damion Allen User who can login to Jira will consume a license. What kind of information you want to share with customers? Will they will contributing as well or do they just need to view the reports? Ravi

Hi @M_ F_ Ghani Why edit button? Do you expect users keep the edit screen open for long time while they are working on the issue? Why not use transitions? In that case you can calculate the time difference between transition from the Change History Manager. Along with who did that transition. Ravi

Hi @S Let me try to answer. * Depends. One is simpler manage especially when you have just one team of agents serving one customer base. * Multiple projects will have different portals. It makes sense to have this setup when you want to have separate configurations for each projects. For example project A for customer A…