Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ Expert

Hi @Christian Schlaefcke You guess is correct. You need to do temporary upgrades before moving to the latest version of Jira. For exact upgrade path take a look here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver0713/upgrading-jira-applications-manually-964983186.html It is a bit difficult to find this page, I am not…

Hi @Anil Using Configuration Manager you should be able to it. What steps did you follow? Ravi

Hi @Robert Curl You may want to look at Pages for Bitbucker Server. Here is the documentation for more details. Ravi

Hi @Mike Leydet Not sure if this can be done directly in Confluence without an app. Take a look at the reporting apps here. One solution could be do build this report in eazyBI and embed in Confluence using gadgets. Ravi

I didn't check the whole code but looks like it should work. Try ignoring the error and give it a try.

Can you paste the whole code and you are writing it as "Custom script post-function"?

All the variables that are related to issue, event, user, etc that are applicable for the functionality where you are writing the script. If you are using the new version of ScriptRunner just type issue followed by dot and then press Ctrl + space key. You will get the list of all the methods as suggestions. Use the one you…

Hi @Tony You don't need to declare and fetch issue. It is already available as a binding variable in postfunction. There is a small question mark sign in the script editor that can help you in finding available binding variable. Also take a look at this example. Ravi

Hi @Dominique Berghs Try something like this. Reporter in organizationMembers("COMPANY") and Reporter = "USER" Ravi 

Hi, You can start by these JQL. Issues released. fixVersion in releasedVersions() Issues unreleased. fixVersion in unreleasedVersions() For searching based on release date, you might need an add-on. Ravi

Hi @Shannon Lyon When you delete a project from the UI it will be removed from the db. You may want to hide it from users using the Permission Schemes. Just create a permission scheme with no one in the "Browse projects" permission except admins. Ravi

Hi @Bobin Jose You can look at Enterprise Mail Handler for Jira. It can parse the email content and let you define the project/Issue Types. Ravi

Try doing it in separate queries. Save each query as a filter and then write a JQL to include result from both the filters. 

Hi @Jerin Joseph JQL looks valid to me. What is the error message? Is project name, issue type and resolution values valid for your instance? Ravi

@Art Bunten Take a look at the Jira notifications in your instance. There are already Issue Created and Issue Updated events in the notification schemes. Just add either a user or better a project role for those events in the notification scheme (Need Jira Admin rights). Later add/remove people from that role (can be done…

Hi @Jessica Van Sickle Are those projects part of a few categories? Then you can use JQL like. category in ("Client projects","Internal Projects") However, looking at your requirements I feel you would need to create a report using some add-ons like eazyBI (there are others) instead of getting this information from your…

Great

Apologies, I didn't see that this is a question related to Trello. My response was for Jira.

Hi @Jakob Buus Petersen "we need to be able to plan when and on which tasks the different employees will work" Did you look at Tempo Planner, it can potentially help in your case and also Tempo Timesheets for timesheets of course. Apart from the due date of an issue that is assigned to someone, using tempo you can specify…

Hi @Leonardo Mendez Board is a view for issues and board source is a filter. So when you look at that filter in JQL it will show all the issues that are there in your board. JQL can be exported in few formats like CSV that you can download. You can further use JQL to look for issues in a sprint, open sprint and close…

Hi @Sean Baker Yes it will let you add status in the system. Probably not a good idea, better ask your Admin to modify the workflow instead. Ravi

Hi @LINDA BOSKEY There is a bug for this issue. How did you paste the link in the Address field? Using mouse right click or Ctrl/Cmd + V? Try using the shortcut. Ravi

Hi @Musku Nagaraju You need to use the REST API if you are on the cloud. Take a look at this question. There is also a sample script there. Ravi

Hi @Zofia.Kubik Dashboards are another view that shows gadgets based on project data. The least you need is the read-only access to projects. You can add a project role called "Management" and give them only browse project permission. Another option could be to use an add-on like eazyBI or embed these reports in a…

Hi @gvigurs Move "The field Assignee...." post function to first position and try again. Ravi

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Hi @Jairo Velasco There is no separate permission for API Access. For viewing the Issue Security Scheme you need Admin rights. Here the API: https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/REST/8.2.2/?_ga=2.22597112.2141011446.1561489866-944226073.1561489866#api/2/issuesecurityschemes

Hi @Vinh Lam What exactly is not working? Request Types are mapped to Issue Types. You can move between Request Types as long as they are applicable. You will find an option from the right hand panel. In the same panel you will find other Request Types that are not applicable for the current Request Type. In that case you…

Hi @Gregory Kremer Yes there are several ways of doing it using apps, scripts or REST API. People have asked this before. You can take a look at this thread: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/How-can-I-count-number-of-times-an-issue-was-in-each-status/qaq-p/793672 Ravi

If you are on cloud look for Portfolio or BigPicture if you are thinking in that direction.