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Yeah, there cannot be enough high-fives! 🙌
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Hi @Richard A. Michaels, I would like to pull all the comments together into one final status so this thread is easy to use for anyone who finds it later. Yes, DX is replacing Compass. Tomislav found the official announcement in the blog post The Next Chapter for Compass, and Brant linked the migration guide. Some of the…
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Hi @Cameron Potter, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! To add to what @Arkadiusz Wroblewski said, the “Ref” value in your message is the key piece. As a Confluence admin, you can use the full Ref (8000125c-a16c-4d60-9eec-23c3dd1c5cd4) together with the time you clicked Submit to search the Confluence application log for…
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Hi @Nitesh Malviya, One native option I haven’t seen mentioned here is the Cumulative flow diagram. It shows how many issues sat in each status on every day, which is close to the “in progress only” view you asked for. I would set it up like this: Create a board based on a filter that returns only your vulnerabilities. In…
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Hi @Harald Heinz, I would add one detail that explains why it works for your colleagues but not for you. The board view settings panel on the right is not saved to your Atlassian account or to the board. Jira stores it in your browser’s Local Storage for that site. That is documented in JRACLOUD-86719. So being a board…
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Hi David, You could make the override a bit more resilient while waiting for a fix. The hashed class like ._2O5Vij7dHp is generated at build time and will likely change with the next deployment. Safari supports:has(), so you can target the parent through a stable child, for example: div:has(>…
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Hi, as a workaround, you could add a line to the project instructions like “Always fetch the Confluence page at <URL> via the Atlassian connector before answering.”
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Hi @Anand Narasimhan, Building on what Tobi and Guoyan said: since your goal is fewer windows and faster switching on the Mac, you can get close to a single-window setup with macOS itself. Open every repo as a tab: System Settings > Desktop & Dock > “Prefer tabs when opening documents” > Always. Consolidate existing…
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Hi @Manish Parakhiya, Fabio’s link is a great start. I would add a few targeted checks. The page at http://localhost:34106/ is served by Sourcetree itself, only while the login is running. So I would keep the Edit Hosting Account dialog open until the redirect finishes. If the error still shows, I would…
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Hi Павел, Did the answer help you, or do you have any other questions? Cheers, Martin
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Thank you so much for the mention, @Evie Z.! Being named really made my Sunday. 💙 Congratulations to everyone! I really enjoy learning from your answers every day. A big thank you to the entire Community team for seamlessly moving us to the new platform last month. I know migrations can be challenging, but you managed it…
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@Antonio Ferruz you have some interesting points here. Thank you for sharing.
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Yeah! Congrats to all four.
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Hi @Kiran Pampati, Welcome to the Atlassian community! Arek and Jesse covered contexts, screens and the workflow scheme. I would add three things. First, try createmeta. GET /rest/api/3/issue/createmeta/{projectIdOrKey}/issuetypes/{issueTypeId} returns the fields actually available for a space and work type. Context,…
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Hi Jim, Are you on Cloud or Data Center? I would store the rank as a real field on each record. If the number only exists when the table renders, every filtered TableView on another page restarts it at 1. Alex shows a starting point in this thread. It uses an IFTTT action to write [entry._count] into a field on…
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Hi @Patrice Champet, I’d add one angle that’s easy to miss: how apps get their space role in the first place. Apps with write scope get the default Admin role automatically in every new space created after installation. Read-only apps get no direct role and inherit access through the default Confluence user group instead.…
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Hi @Neal Verdick_fxx43y, @Mikhail “in Peru” already covered the Content Manager filter and the filter by label macro. One native option nobody has spelled out yet is Confluence Automation. You could build a scheduled rule that finds the stale pages and either pings people actively or sets a label. Place a Content by…
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Hi Richard, welcome to the Atlassia community. I guess our XML export will not help much here. It does not show files that are waiting to be purged in the background. @Sami Shaik is right, Confluence does not recalculate storage in real time.
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Hi @Sandeep Karkun, Since plain text is arriving but HTML isn’t, it seems that Jira is working fine. It’s likely that the HCLTech mail gateway is filtering out the HTML version, which includes images, links, and tracking from Atlassian domains. I recommend reaching out to the HCLTech mail team to check their quarantine or…
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Hi @Nandhini Ayyappan, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Time really matters here, so I recommend taking action today. If a free site gets deactivated due to inactivity, it can only be restored within 14 days. After that, the data is permanently deleted, and Atlassian won't be able to recover it anymore. I would contact…
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High Five to everybody!
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I was doing only Braindates and had some appointments! Big shoutout to David and the team for doing an incredible job. The announcements that I wanna dig in first are the new Loom and Agentic Multiplayer Protocol (AMP). It was so great to see you @Kristján Geir Mathiesen, @Tomislav Tobijas @Arkadiusz Wroblewski @Margo…
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Hi @Anthony_idjxog, Welcome to the Atlassian community! Check if links direct to the real page URL on your *.atlassian.net domain, as tiny URLs, /wiki/x/ short links, or email digest links often lose the deep link target and redirect to a generic page instead of preserving the redirect after login. If URLs are clean, set…
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Hi @Zygimantas Ziukas, Welcome to the Atlassian community! Adding to @Staffan Redelius's permission point, these are the root causes I see most often behind this exact banner when permissions are fine: a page somewhere in the tree whose title already exists in the target space a restriction on the destination parent, in…
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Hi @tsuyoshi.nakamura, Welcome to the Atlassian community! I would first check whether the page is really gone or just failing to render, because that screen covers both. If it was deleted, it is still in the space trash. I would open Space settings > Content > Trash, and restore it from there. If it is not in the trash,…
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Hi Lucia, I have bookmarked the admin pages directly rather than navigating to them each time. Two things that are easy to miss: If you are on Enterprise, release tracks let you put sites on a batched schedule instead of receiving changes continuously, which gives you a predictable window to prepare. The Atlassian Cloud…
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Hi Stephen, Welcome to the Atlassian community! I would separate the two questions: Jira logs answers, not sends. For answers, project = XYZ AND Satisfaction is not EMPTY lists every rated request For sends, I would build the audit trail with Automation to mirror what CSAT fires on. Trigger on Issue transitioned to…
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Hi @Roger Melton, Welcome to the Atlassian community! If your site was on a Free plan, after 40 days without UI activity (a login or a page view; API calls do not count), the subscription is deactivated, and the data is permanently deleted roughly 15 days after that, so around day 55. Inside that window, Atlassian Billing,…
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Hi @Evgenii, There should be the "change history" macro/element that puts the information on the page itself. You can edit the page, type /change history, pick the macro, set how many versions to show, and publish. It renders the recent versions with author and date inline, so every reader sees who changed it last without…
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Hi, As far I know too, MultiExcerpt was never native to Confluence; it was a Marketplace app (today MultiExcerpt by Appfire), and it is still available and Data Center approved for DC 10.x. The confusion comes from Cloud, where the native Excerpt macro has an Excerpt name parameter for several excerpts per page.