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I completely agree; certifications aren’t just about memorizing answers. They require understanding why systems are configured as they are, recognizing their value, and knowing how various Jira components interact. The ACP credentials demonstrate advanced skills, allowing you to prove your expertise and stand out as a…
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Hi @Harikrishna.Pasavala1 I would focus on how Git handles SSH packet sizes and keepalive intervals during long cloning operations over a slower remote host. The FATAL ERROR: Server unexpectedly closed network connection message regularly occurs when the server times out during a massive, quiet data transfer or…
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Hi @Akzhan Tynymbay Welcome to the Atlassian community! If you are working in a business project, the system natively treats forms as intake and creates a new work item when this form is submitted. As far as I know, and just tried, only Jira Service Management spaces support attaching a form to an existing work item or…
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Hi @Liz Craig From what I understand, it isn't possible to change the author of an open review in Crucible after it has been created. The best approach is to click 'Abandon' on the current review, then create a new review with your own account, and re-link the original repository changesets or files.
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Hi @黄宁源 Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I suggest resolving this conflict by configuring Git to ignore local hook management with the command: git config --local sourcetree.hooks.manage false within that repository. This prevents Sourcetree from running its automated git lfs install on startup, silences the error…
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Hi @Allen Huffman Welcome to the Atlassian community! In my experience, the underlying Git does not support tag renaming. I would use the sidebar to right-click the old tag and select Delete. Ensure you select the option to delete it from the remote repository as well. Next, right-click the commit where the tag belonged,…
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Hi @Hamish Moffatt Check out the native smart links feature if your repositories are in Bitbucket Cloud or GitHub. In Confluence Cloud, just paste the repository's commit URL onto a page. It automatically converts to an embedded smart card or an activity view showing recent updates, without extra setup.
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Hi @carobiscuit49 Welcome to the Atlassian community! I would check if you are using the multi-select feature inside the dedicated branch management dialog rather than the sidebar context menu. You can access this by navigating to Repository > Manage Branches from the top menu bar. Inside this window, you should be able to…
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Hi @George Sharpe Welcome to the Atlassian community! You could set up an Atlassian Forge app or a middleware script using the Compass Events API. This script can receive the master webhook from LaunchDarkly, parse the impacted microservices from the flag's custom properties, and then use a POST request to push separate,…
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Hi @Skip Sailors I would check the file encoding of your PowerShell scripts, as Git and Sourcetree often misidentify .ps1 files as binary if they are saved with a Byte Order Mark or in a specific UTF-16 encoding. Opening the script in an editor like VS Code or Notepad++ and re-saving it with UTF-8 encoding usually fixes…
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Hi @Matt Welcome to the Atlassian community! I would start by clearing your browser cache and cookies, or by loading the view in an incognito window. Map rendering issues like this are almost always caused by a local browser extension, such as an ad blocker or privacy shield, that accidentally blocks the specific Mapbox or…
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Hi @natg Welcome to the Atlassian Community! If you are using a company-managed space, managing work types is tied directly to global issue types, workflows, and field configurations. This structure, unfortunately, does require global Jira Admin permissions to modify. But if "changing" is intended to change all Tasks into…
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Hi, Even though the email address ...@luartxit.de is marked as not invited or inactive inside your existing organization, a global Atlassian ID record already exists for it in the background. Because that Atlassian ID exists, the sign-up system blocks a clean, fresh registration flow and routes you into a standard password…
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Hi @Andrew Leckie Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Atlassian recently deployed a global UI update to Jira Cloud that forces items clicked on the filter search results page to open in a right-side preview panel rather than in a dedicated layout. The classic up/down navigation arrows, along with the standard N and P…
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Hi @Yvonne Miglar Welcome to the Atlassian Community! To achieve complete data, billing, and administrative isolation between these two distinct companies, you should use a separate email address (a new Atlassian account) with the targeted company's domain to sign up for the new site. You can create a new organization also…
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Hi @Marta Rossi Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Your 13GB push likely fails due to memory limits or network timeouts. Pushing a large initial commit over HTTPS causes a 'mmap failed' error when Git runs out of memory during packing. Using Git LFS is essential for your Unreal Engine and Max/MSP project. GitHub's 100MB…
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Hi @mnelvers Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Does your company use a software deployment tool to "provide" SourceTree? If your IT department configures the Sourcetree update package as a clean reinstall rather than an incremental upgrade, the deployment tool could actively wipe out the local directories before applying…
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Hi @Pavel Borishkevich Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would not expect native MySQL 8 support to arrive for Fisheye and Crucible. Atlassian placed these products into basic maintenance mode quite some time ago and support, and security updates will officially cease on May 15, 2028. Official tracking tickets like…
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Hi @Michael Cessna Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I recommend checking the "Show Full Output" option when configuring your custom action. You can find this setting by navigating to Tools > Options > Custom Actions on Windows or Sourcetree > Preferences > Custom Actions on macOS, then editing your specific custom…
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Hi @John Bottiger This issue, I guess, happens because Fisheye indexes repositories linearly by listening for new commit events, but it does not automatically detect when the Git history is rewritten via a force push. When you perform a git reset and a force push, the old commits still exist in Fisheye's database, and it…
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Hi everybody, My first job was at around 14 or 15, working at a relative's fish farm. I helped out with the daily operations, which was definitely a unique experience! Later on, I also worked at various events and bars. No name badges saved from back then, but definitely a lot of good memories! 🐟🍻
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Hi @Abdul Gafoor Shaik Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would recommend using the Individual IPv4 ranges used for outgoing connections list because Jira Cloud webhooks are outbound traffic sent from Atlassian to your external network. While the summary ranges cover everything including inbound user traffic, the…
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Hi @abhaykumar_rajguru Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would explicitly require your web resource at the very top of your Velocity template, because registering it in your XML only defines its existence but does not automatically load it. Are you able to use the more modern…
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Hi @Lissette Condo Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would first click the Sprint field in the issue view to open inline edit mode. If your project permissions allow editing, a small X will appear next to each sprint name in the dropdown list; click it to remove the unwanted sprint. If the field is locked, your Jira…
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Hi @Dustin Goodyear Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You could try increasing the Git buffer size to handle larger data packets, or clone to avoid downloading the entire history at once. In Sourcetree, go to New > Clone, then expand the Advanced Options menu and set the clone depth to 1. Sometimes an outdated Git…
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Hi @Jordan Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This behavior may seem backward because, when diffing a stash, Sourcetree compares the stash commit to your working directory or to your base commit. Because Git structures stashes, Sourcetree interprets the stash as the baseline (left) and your changes as the modified state…
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Hi @Nagy Sebestyén Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This issue could occur because Sourcetree on macOS aggressively caches Git credentials via the macOS Keychain. When you switch users (from User A to User B), Sourcetree might still silently try to authenticate with User A's cached credentials, preventing it from…
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My first real "build" was in my grandparents' farm-like garden! I remember helping them construct tomato-climbing aids from simple wood and string. A simple project, but a great memory, as I spent many summers there.
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Hi @Ralf Fehling I guess this is happening, as the issue.get returns a plain java.lang.String (the text value of the option) instead of an Option object. Have you tried the method getRawValue(), which returns the actual Option object for select fields? If you prefer to bypass the simplified JMWE wrapper and query Jira's…
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Hi @japlong Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I have seen this compatibility bug between Sourcetree 4.2. x and the macOS UI rendering layer, which messes with the mouse click coordinates in specific list views. Update Sourcetree, toggle the View from Flat View to Tree View & resize the Sourcetree window dynamically or…