Martin Runge Community Champion

Hi @Shrikant Pandurang Mandlik There is no native way to disable or deactivate a project in Crucible. What I would do instead is edit the project's permission scheme and remove the permission to create reviews. The project stays in place with all its history, but nobody can start new reviews in it anymore. That comes very…

Thanks, @Dave Mathijs, for the update on the new Knowledge-Centered Success. @zoltanersek _outpostlabs_dev_ You are right. There are many formats, including established ones like retrospectives and incident reviews. Do you use KCS?

Hi @Andreas Gandrup I'm not entirely sure whether automations are the best fit for your needs during creation, since the REST API, Atlassian apps, Rovo, and integrations can create tickets without showing the creation form. There are native options already, like setting default field values or templating without an…

Hi @AGASTYA SHARMA Great question, and it is closer to reality than it might sound. Parts of this already exist today. In JSM, Rovo's knowledge base management skill (/manage-knowledge-base) clusters recent tickets and shows you knowledge gaps and high-impact topics along with actual ticket volumes, so it already flags…

Hi @refael Welcome to the Atlassian community! Is this still an open question for you, or did you manage to sort it out? In case it helps anyone landing here later, what you saw is expected behavior, not a bug. When you select a parent folder in tree view and choose Remove, Sourcetree runs a git rm on all tracked files…

Hi @Red Fox Welcome to the Atlassian community! Could you please specify your current Sourcetree version and operating system? Since your question is from 2023, Sourcetree has undergone several interface updates since then. Regarding the file history, it's already available in Sourcetree. When you right-click on a file in…

Hi @Julia F_ A colleague of mine had the same issue an hour ago, but it is working fine again now. Cheers, Martin

Hi @Jerry Busick Welcome to the Atlassian community! I believe a reinstall alone won't fix this because the config files persist in your user profile. You could try clearing the Sourcetree app data by deleting or renaming the contents of %LOCALAPPDATA%\Atlassian\SourceTree, while Sourcetree is closed, then launching it…

Hi @Rauzan Fikri Short answer: ScriptRunner doesn't expose a direct "send notification" API for Confluence, unlike Jira's /issue/{key}/notifyendpoint. Confluence's in-app notifications are event-driven, not push-based. You could consider a reliable workaround: have the script create or edit a comment (or page) that…

Hi @Robert Patt Welcome to the Atlassian community! Marc is right, and the reason is a browser security constraint: because hangfive.nz is a different origin than your Confluence instance, the browser blocks cross-origin DOM access, so the iframe cannot read the game's height to resize itself. The practical fix is to set a…

Hi @Ahmed Oyeleke I believe this limitation of the space export CSV in Confluence Cloud arises because, since Atlassian added folders as a content type, pages within folders sometimes lack the folder's content ID in the parentid column. The export, designed around a traditional page hierarchy, may not accurately reflect…

Hi @Alexander Dmitriev Welcome to the Atlassian community. The fix is to switch Sourcetree to Tools > Options > SSH Client and set it to OpenSSH instead of PuTTY/Pageant. This was changed around version 4.2.2, causing core.sshCommand to be ignored. Alternatively, define the key in ~/.ssh/config directly, which works…

Hi @Paulo Rodrigues Welcome to the Atlassian community! Sourcetree does not have a native workspace or session switching feature like NetBeans project groups, so what you are describing is not currently possible out of the box. The closest workaround I know of is to use separate Sourcetree windows, one per client. You can…

Hi @Said Bennaceur I'm curious about where you saw the age of 21 mentioned. As a Champion myself, I checked the program guidelines and found only the minimum age, which is 16 years old, based on the Atlassian Community platform terms of use. Since you're 20, you're definitely eligible to apply! Feel free to check out the…

Hi @sei sei Welcome to the Atlassian community! The problem seems to be that aaa is the branch currently checked out. Sourcetree prevents deleting the branch you're on. In your screenshot, aaa appears to be the only branch in the repository, and Git requires at least one branch to remain. I would do this: * Right-click…

Hi everyone, glad to join this group. I'm the Head of Atlassian Practice at an Atlassian Solution Partner and an Atlassian Community Champion. My day-to-day covers advising clients on Jira, Confluence, and Jira Service Management solutions, and a good part of that work sits right at the edge of tooling and how teams…

Hi @Jay Maechtlen @Rob Hean's answer provides a solid overview of the strategic side. I just wanted to share some ideas for practical steps to bring it to life, especially since you're on Premium and have access to many native tools. For ownership, I would not leave this informal. Confluence Premium's Content Manager lets…

Hi @Milo S Welcome to the Atlassian community. My best guess is that Confluence stores space-level labels against a separate content entity tied to the space. I would verify this rather than make further guesses. Take the ID from that payload and call: GET /rest/api/content/{id}?expand=space,container Cheers, Martin

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Hi @Nicolas Bourdages Have you found the answer already? It seems that the bucket is associated with the site, not the account or the individual token. When you have three tokens on a single account or spread across three accounts, they all draw from the same per-endpoint budget for that tenant once they visit the same…

Hi @Pilar Marco Welcome to the Atlassian community! This appears to be a timeout rather than a permission issue. LFS objects uploaded, then GitHub or intermediary closed the connection while waiting for the receive-pack response, causing the 408. Try switching the remote to SSH instead of HTTPS, as SSH handles long-lived…

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Hi @James Hamm There are 3-4 apps managing your challenge. The main difference is installation: some need the app on both instances, others run on one site or outside via REST API and don't require installation on the agency's site. User mapping is the main issue, regardless of the method. Your solution should allow…

Hi @velvetfist Welcome to the Atlassian Community This looks like a broken credential.helper entry rather than a real authentication problem. The shell is choking on a quoting issue in that value, which is why you see the odd EOF error before it even gets to Bitbucket. I would simplify it to just: git config --global…

Hi @mathis_young Welcome to the Atlassian community! This looks like it lines up with the wider rollout of Jira Cloud data limits and guardrails, where new hard limits began phasing in from March 2026 across the whole Jira Cloud family, including apps built on top of Jira like Xray. Have you opened a ticket with Xray…

Hi @redlin6688 As far as I know, Atlassian has never published the actual formula behind that percentage, so I would be upfront that this cannot be reverse-engineered with full confidence. If you need the exact algorithm for reporting or auditing, open a support request with Atlassian to ask for the internal calculation,…

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Hi @Leszek Winiarski, Welcome to the Atlassian community! For Git, Fisheye indexes all branches by default, as it discovers them in the repository. The Git Connection Details do not provide an option to limit indexing to a single branch. Consider creating a local mirror for a single branch and pointing Crucible to it, or…