Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ Expert

Hi @Jason Sweet If you go to your Project's Permission Scheme, you will find a permission called "Browse Projects". Give this permission to a specific role (preferred) or your group or individual user. Role is preferred because in that case the Project Admin can add people to that role let us say "External User" and they…

Hi @Karen Harmon You can check your default dashboard on this path. Jira Settings | System | System dashboard The dashboard set here is for all the users by default. I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @Cris Antona You won't be able to have the exact same layout in one view, however if you are using Confluence then you can definitely create a page or a report with few of these reports like backlog, burndow and sprint health. I hope it helps. Ravi

Glad it was useful. I also made a video demonstrating how it can be done using SR4J.

Hi @Michael The code I shared works in the Console where you can test scripts or run ad-hoc scripts. If you use this script in let us say a Script field or listener. You will have Issue ID already available without declaring it. Ravi

Hi @Vikrant Yadav Interesting question. What you can do is create 2 transitions from the same source to target state. Something like Start Progress and Start Progress (Review in Future). Transition: Start Progress will have no transition screen and a Script Condition as shown below. cfValues['Review Date'] < new Date()…

HI @Michael Type this code in your console and hit run. import com.atlassian.jira.issue.IssueManager import com.atlassian.jira.issue.MutableIssue import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor import com.atlassian.jira.issue.util.DefaultIssueChangeHolder import com.atlassian.jira.issue.ModifiedValue IssueManager im…

Hi @A S Check this page to know how to create a page. Ravi

Hi @EDISON_GUTIERREZ * Usually you can go to my.atlassian.com to check the licenses but you can just try to use the license. You can't use Jira license on Confluence and vice versa. * Yes you need to buy Questions separately. I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @Pascal_Stephan Yes you can archive by creating a job. Take a look at this document. Ravi

Hi @Mike Donnarumma Why do you need to popular that field? If your customers who are raising tickets are part of an organisation then after you receive the ticket you can always filter the tickets based on reporter's organisation using organizationMembers(). Take a look at this page. I hope it helps. Ravi

Hi @Diane Abel Not sure if I understand your requirements clearly. Let me try to help. * Components are defined at Project level and they act as modules that you can create to breakup your project. * Components are then added to Issue Type Screen which can be selected by user while creating an Issue. * Component can have a…

Hi @AnotherJiraServerAdmin Well when you restore/migrate Jira to a fresh instance/server. It will restore everything from configurations and data to customisations. This page has good information on this topic. You can use your existing database as well. Since you have already done lot of work and it seems this piece of…

Hi @Tristan Swenson Some thoughts. * The Assignee field can only have one person at a time. * You can always reassign the same issue to several members at different stages of the workflow. Just create a transition screen with the Assignee field. * If 2 or more people are supposed to work on it at the same time then you can…

Hi @jonathanlewis84 You should be able to integrate them. Take a look here. I hope it was helpful. Ravi

Hi @Davin Studer Go to Edit Sources and run the wizard again. Those excluded issue will appear there. Portfolio maintains this list of excluded issues in its own configuration so yes it is not very obvious to undo this removal. Ravi

Hi @Davin Studer How are you removing the issues? by excluding them? Ravi

I don't think this will work for Next-gen project. Sorry.

Strange. If you have the permissions to view the project then you should be able to see them. Did you try typing the project name?

It can be separate thought agents can internally also raise a request in other projects without going to the portal. If the teams are different then yes separate projects makes little more sense. 

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Hi @kfekete For some system fields you can do something like this. Status changed DURING (startOfYear(), now()) For querying the history you would need an app like ScriptRunner for Jira. Ravi

Hi @John Wood Yes you should be able to add links to it later. Ravi

Hi @Malek Mhiri (er:sie/they) Statuses are global, in workflow they are mapped to steps. You can find your statuses and rename them again by following this trail. Jira Administration | Issues | Issue Attributes | Statuses Ravi

Hi @Gavin Kinsley It is possible. Take a look at this documentation. Ravi

Hi @garretmulder You can change the lead by: Going to Project settings | Users and roles | Edit defaults Ravi

Hi @Andy Hurley Try with updateIssue(). Ravi

Hi @Faisal_Hussain Technically not a migration but you can simply create a new Kanban board with your existing project as a source. Boards are another layer on top of your projects. When you create a new project by using Scrum template, it must have applied from schemes like Issue Type, Workflows, etc. You can always…

Hi @viswanath ramadugu You would need to use Jira Server version. Ravi

Hi @Muhammad_Amer You can read more about it here. On Jira server it is definitely possible but since you are on cloud you need to check on the link I shared. Ravi