Martin Runge Community Champion

Hi @AndyFrith, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would reorder the rows without hesitation. Since the assistant matches each row based on its UserKey rather than its position in the file, sorting by error type or email domain to facilitate editing does not affect the mapping outcome. Just make sure you export as a…

Hi @Mark Mendenhall, First, try going to start.atlassian.com. That page shows every site your Atlassian account can access, which is more reliable than the app switcher since it sometimes misses some sites. If you see the old site there, just open it from the list and bookmark it. Also, check which account you are signed…

Servus Kristján, I'm really excited to see all of you in person next week! I'm also looking forward to my braindates and catching up with everyone.

Hi @Fabio Santos, I have two more ideas: Content type. Only classic Confluence pages render in the portal. If someone converted the article into a live doc, the portal cannot render it, and you get exactly this lock message. Page location. If the page is now elsewhere, the portal keeps resolving the old reference and fails…

Hi @JESSICA SOUZA DE BRITO, Adding to what Florian asked, here is what I would check next: I would first confirm the recent history is not misleading you. The recent items list is personal and keeps showing work you opened before, even after your access to those projects was removed. So, seeing them in history but not on…

Hi @Bhavini Kapadia, I would also try telling Rovo the team explicitly as a plain UUID or ARI string (for example "set Team to 8f2c...") instead of letting it inherit the team from the work item context, since the failure only appears when it copies the already resolved team object. If that still breaks, I would check…

Hi @Aisha M, I would also check whether the board filter is a saved filter you actually own or have edit rights on, because if the ORDER BY clause keeps reappearing, the board is loading the saved filter rather than your edited version. If the order still reverts with a clean filter, I would open Settings > Issues > Custom…

Hi 石堀朝雪, Trello is not covered by Atlassian Backup and Restore; that add-on is for Jira, JSM, and Confluence only. So for Trello, there is no native scheduled backup, no configurable retention, and no selectable destination. Atlassian runs disaster recovery for the Trello platform itself, and Trello is in scope for the…

Hi, I would also support the Sandbox route, coordination with support and add one detail that often gets missed: On Premium and Enterprise, the sandbox is licensed separately from production, so you can invite users there without affecting your production permissions, which makes it the only realistic place for a 30k-user…

Hi @Nicky, Welcome to the Atlassian community! ⚠️ I wouldn't wait for the Community on your request, as only you can see and comment on it. I would suggest adding a comment to the ticket detailing the impact, the specific time for restoration, and an explicit escalation request. Your time is running, and vague urgency…

Hi Miguel, I would add a native Confluence Database to the space and use it as the index of your key pages, with columns for owner, content type, status, and next review date, since the page links show up as smart links and people can filter instead of walking a deep page tree. I would also keep the sidebar shortcuts down…

Hi @AndreH, I would add one thing: those are usually not the same commit shown twice; they are two different commits. Jira links a commit by the issue key in its message and indexes it by hash. A rebase creates a new commit with the same message, so the feature branch commit and its rewritten copy on main both appear. That…

I actually like 7pace also.

Hi @Patrick Taylor, Welcome to the Atlassian community! I would check page restrictions first, because that is the most common reason a space-level grant has no effect. Restrictions beat space permissions, and they inherit down the tree, so one restricted parent can lock everything below it. You find them under Space…

Hi @Billy X, Welcome to the Atlassian community! I would measure before simplifying. Pull the Control Chart to find statuses items pass through in under an hour (those are not real states, just clicks), and check the automation audit log for rules that never fired in the last 90 days. That alone removes a lot of weight.…

Hi @Zulfkar Ali, welcome to the Atlassian community! If you were on Confluence Cloud, I would have had, like all the others, so many thoughts on "search analytics" that show queries people ran that returned nothing, and could be your backlog for writing next. Also, the "Verified Pages" status that would replace Josh's…

Endless supply would be Franconian Kirschen (cherries) straight from the tree in our region, because they only last a few weeks here and nothing bought in a supermarket ever tastes the same.

My origami skills stop at the paper boat and the paper plane, but my daughter started once, and honestly, a plane that actually flies still feels like a small engineering win.

My weirdest self is that I narrate ordinary household moments in full DJ announcer voice, so my daughter gets an intro worthy of a main stage every time she walks into the kitchen. 🤣

I read Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas as a kid and what stuck with me is that Verne described submarines, electric power and moon launches decades before they existed, which is basically what good requirements gathering feels like when someone imagines the product before the tech is ready. ;)

I always come home from a TEAM event with more energy from the hallway conversations than from any session slide, and those are the contacts I still talk to months later.

Life without colors would be a Jira board with only grey columns, technically working but nobody would feel anything looking at it, and my personal favourite is deep blue.

I would keep 👀 in every repository, because it is the cheapest possible "I have picked this up, nobody else start" signal, and in Confluence I use the same logic with page emojis so the tree is scannable before anyone reads a title.

I would swear our whiteboard markers and my good scissors have a secret group chat, because they always disappear together right before a workshop and turn up a week later in the kitchen drawer.

I would say Maikäfer, the May beetles we called them in Germany, and my nostalgia is the loud thump they made against the kitchen window on warm evenings, which is still the only bug report I ever enjoyed receiving. Servus, Martin

I would pick Mimir (Norse mythology), because a being who guards a well that holds all knowledge is basically the original Confluence, and I have a few questions about his search function. 😎

Hi @Morgan Whitlock, Welcome to the Atlassian community! I would check whether the SSH key Sourcetree is actually offering is the one registered in Bitbucket by running ssh -T git@bitbucket.org from a terminal; if that also fails, it is the key, not Sourcetree. The quickest fix is usually to add your public key…

Hi @Mateusz Janus_emo9ao, I would swap the <p> tags for <span>, because <p> is a block element and every mail client puts it on its own line with a default top and bottom margin, which is exactly the gap you are seeing. Written as: <span style="color:#DE350B;">Next time please avoid using "Linked issue" attribute.</span>…

Hi @Laurie Pepper, Welcome to the Atlassian community! I have personally stopped using the multi-select for this one and control it with the drag direction instead. The card you drop onto is the one that survives as the headliner, and the card you drag is the one that gets folded into it. If you used Shift (Mac)…