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Hi @Petter Gonçalves, Thanks for your help, I will go to vote for this feature.

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Yes，you can use the filter's Shares to restrict whether users can see the contents of this board.

Hi @Ravi Mistry, You can try to create a separate agile board for these special users and set filter restrictions. for example: project = aaa and Sprint in openSprints()

Hi @Jose Pena, You can remove the assigne Issues permissions for this part of the user or user group in the permission scheme. If you don't want the user to see the assignee field when you create it, you can also choose to hide it in the screen scheme.

Hi @Serena Offidani, You mean that you want to not display this field on the screen?

Hi @Visvesvarryya Neelakantan, You can try to edit the workflow and Add Condition To Transition,like 1.Condition to allow only users in a given group to execute a transition. 2.Condition to allow only users in a custom field-specified group to execute a transition. 3.Condition to allow only users in a given project role to…

Hi @Orit Nachshon, You can try matching the Status=Canceled to the Done column in the Board configuration. When the user moves the card, please pay attention to the final state.

Hi @Jeetesh, You can set the assignee field to invisible on the issue creation and editing screens, then set the postfunction “assignee=reporter” in the workflow configuration.

Hi @Benjamin Mertens, Have you ever considered retaining some of the roles that can edit Issue permissions, such as Sys-Admin, which you can modify in the workflow configuration. It might be useful to give a few examples here: * jira.permission.edit.group.1=some-group-one * jira.permission.edit.group.2=some-group-two…

Hi If I want to reuse test cases, is there any good advice?

Hi @Dave_Harrington, Add a Screen to the transition, including the Assignee field.

Hi @akunati, If you give the user edit permission, but there is no scheduling permission, the user should have the following prompt when operating the sprint. “You cannot perform this operation because you do not have "Schedule" permission.”

Hi @akunati, Restricting users from adding/dragging issues into sprints — Only users with the Schedule Issues and Edit Issues Project Permissions can add/drag issues into sprints. If you would like to prevent users from doing this, restrict their Schedule Issues and/or Edit Issues permissions.

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Hi Nate, After updating the license, it can be used for 1 month and can be applied for 6 times.

Hi @Monique vdB Is Dec 14th still available?

Hi @hashimotor, You can Insert ‘Attachments’ Macro into the page to display all the attachments of the current page through the list. https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/attachments-macro-97911315.html

Hi @Peter Dyballa, You can view and manage your JIRA application licenses on the Versions & licenses page https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver078/licensing-your-jira-applications-947189314.html

Hi @Arun, You can refer to the following tips: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/What-is-the-distinction-between-Task-and-Sub-tasks/qaq-p/339865

Hi @Kanan Safarli, You can try to enable the Issue security function, consult the system administrator if you do not have permission to operate. Issue security levels are created within issue security schemes and let you control which user or group of users can view an issue A security level's members may consist of: *…

Hi @Kateryna Khomenko, Only system administrators can configure project roles https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver0710/managing-project-roles-953144553.html After the role configuration, the project administrator can add people or groups to the role.

Hi @Brenda Olegnowicz, If you want the card to show more information in the Backlog, you can refer to the solution provided by @Bastian Stehmann You can configure cards on a board to display up to three additional fields. https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver079/customizing-cards-950290564.html

Hi @Alexander MAKAROV, As @Yogesh Mudesaid, Atlassian products and their plug-ins have independent certification licenses. You need to apply separately for each non-free product or plug-in license.

Hi @Finn Andersen, You can share board permissions in the following four ways. 1.Group 2.Project Roles 3.Any logged-in user 4.Public

Hi @Ian Walker, The assignee of the Issue can create a filter to query the list of issues that have not been updated for a period of time, and send email notifications periodically through the subscription function. JQL: assignee = currentUser() and updated >= 5d The subscription function can refer to:…

Hi @camilo ariza barrero, The notification when each issue is created or changed depends on the configuration of the notifications Scheme. You can modify it as follows: https://docs.atlassian.com/jira/jadm-docs-0710/Creating+a+notification+scheme

Hi @Vache Manukyan, If you have the following plugins installed https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/6820/scriptrunner-for-jira?hosting=server&tab=overview you can use the following JQL queries: issueFunction in commented("before 2018/08/01") and issueFunction in commented("after 2018/07/25")

Hi @[deleted], System administrators can configure this part,you can refer to the following help doc: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver0710/configuring-an-smtp-mail-server-to-send-notifications-953145033.html

Hi @Harini Gangaraj, Here are my suggestions: 1. Allow each user to create their own private space 2. The system administrator is responsible for creating the public space For space permissions, please refer to: https://docs.atlassian.com/confluence/docs-69/Global+Permissions+Overview