Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ Expert

Well you can also create your own app if you want to insert css or js. Check this page.

This code can exist with any other text that you may already have in the banner. If can also use ScriptRunner to do that. Ravi

Hi @Diego Cañete You can use custom css in the announcement banner or insert css using ScriptRunner for Jira. <style type="text/css"> #rowForcustomfield_10115 { background: #f00; padding: 5px; color: #fff; } </style> Try the code above and replace the customfield id with your custom field's id. I hope it helps. Ravi

Look into the atlassian log file for more details. Ravi

Hi @Ilia_Chigogidze In continuation to your previous question, you have the option to add the Story Points field to other issue types like Tasks or Bugs. You can do that by modifying the screens used for those issue types and also looking at the context defined for the field story point. You can ask your Jira Administrator…

Hi @Luuk van de Ven Were you trying to generate the xml backup?

Yes if story didn't bring any value then it is not done. May be break up story further if this happens often.

Hi @Ilia_Chigogidze Sub-tasks won't have any impact on the estimates because the plan and reporting around story points works at the story level only. Story is considered done and story points are burned (for the burndown report) when you complete the story (in your case, when all the sub-tasks are done). If you move the…

Hi @Prashant_Jain You can use filters as your data source. When you create a plan you will get an option to use a filter. I personally prefer board for managing SCRUM based projects, because in that case the Sprint information is also pulled into the plan but you are free to use filters as well. I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @Datta Look at the code below to parse the csv file. /* CSV Format userName,userEmail,userName user1,user1@example.com,"User 1 Name" user2,user2@example.com, "User 2 Name" user3,user3@example.com, "User 3 Name" CSV parsing code copied from:…

There is already a discussion on this topic - whether you should estimate at story point level or not. Since you are on cloud take a look at Portfolio for Jira, it can help in aggregating the story points from lower level in the hierarchy to upper ones. It is more geared toward scheduling and making a plan but it will let…

Hi @Diego Klubok Not exactly dropdown but you can create quick filters in a kanban board. Ravi

Hi @Ethan Sanders Field level permission is not available in Jira. Take a look at this feature request. I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @Debi.Damas The Burndown report that comes with the board won't consider sub-tasks (in case you are estimating story points at sub-task level) You can try using eazyBI and build a custom report or export your issues in a spreadsheet and create reports there. I know it is not ideal. Ravi

Hi @Ricardo Gómez I would recommend taking a look at Portfolio for Jira. It can help you with creating a roadmap and make a plan as well. Ravi

Hi Ric, Why not use the project key instead? Ravi

The announcement banner can have JavaScript as well. So I think it should be possible with some JavaScripting.

Hi @Jay Karmarkar Did you try to insert it in the Announcement Banner? Ravi

Hi @Krista_McGruder Do you see formatting controls when you edit the page like this.

Hi @chowdary anjaneya Any active user will count towards the license. Just create their account and give them access to the application like Jira Software or Jira Service Desk. If you want to restrict access to projects based on the groups then you need to rely on project permission schemes. Ravi

Hi @Mark Wheeler Let me try to explain. Jira Core Jira Software = Jira Core + Board Jira Service Desk = Jira Core + Portal Apart from the free version on cloud. None of the application is free. Use Jira Core if you need to just to issue tracking or task management. Probably for business projects or non technical projects.…

Hi @monique biady Here is what you can do. 1. Create a quick filter: issuetype in standardIssueTypes() 2. Add sub-tasks field on your card layout. I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @Pavel_Morc In case you are only using Jira Software then there is no other level above Epic. However you can still link it to any other issue using links in Jira. If you want to create hierarchies then also take a look at Portfolio for Jira or may be Structure app. Ravi

Hi @Abdulaziz I find this page on compliance really useful. Yes you can connect Jira to a mail server and use it to both send email notification and create issues by configuring mail handler. Jira can be installed on prem as well. Ravi

Hi @Karin Lindepuu That's strange, can you post a screen. You can try going to project settings as well. Ravi

That's what I suspected but my answer above is still relevant. Let me know how it goes. Ravi

Hi @Rajiv Ranjan Can you elaborate your requirements? do you want to copy the value from custom field on multiple issues and copy it to a comment or create a comment with that value? If yes then what you can do is following: 1. Create a filter for those issues. 2. Loop over those issues using SR4J. 3. Use SR4J to fetch…

Yes now input1 will have the value of your "Type" field.

Hi @Harit Patel Quickly looked at the code, didn't quite get it why you are fetching the id of the custom field. May be I missed something. Anyways, try something like this below. def firstField = customFieldManager.getCustomFieldObjectsByName("CUSTOMFIELDNAME") def firstFieldValue =…

Hi @Mohsin Mir Just create a board using 2 projects or a filter based on issues (or bugs) from other projects. When you create a bug, link it to the original story to which it is related. This will give you a traceability. I hope it helps. Ravi