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Hello @bharath polavarapu and welcome to the community. In the situation at hand it would probably be better to contact Atlassians Support directly via https://support.atlassian.com/contact/ Fill out the form there and provide as much detail as possible. This will create a support request ticket and Atlassians team will…

Great job, @Teja! Happy that this worked out for you. I'll mark this as resolved.

Glad you already came up with a solution.

Here's the version list of the UPM: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/23915/atlassian-universal-plugin-manager/version-history Just download the version you need from there and install it manually.

Welcome to the community @Christian Motschke! From my point of view, it would be best to use JIRAs user directory for the user management. So you have to export users form Confluence into the JIRA database first and then connect Confluence to JIRA (and not the other way round). Find more information on how to do this e.g.…

Workflow Enhancer for Jira may help you to solve this. This add-on provides universal conditions and validators that are based on a Boolean expression. Also allows for any post function to be executed based on a Boolean expression. It's a free app.

Welcome to the community @Carrie Medine. The chart macro does the scaling of label font sizes all by itself. So there's no specific option to configure this at the moment.

Can you provide a bit more detail on what your report should contain? In general there's now way you can "stage" a burndown chart if the sprint wasn't set up by the board in the first place.

Welcome to the community @Johnny Nielsen! With JIRA Software sprints are always connected to a specific scrum board. So If you configure a separate Scrum board to show this issues and create a sprint within this board you're basically adding a new sprint to the "sprints" field of these issues. This is why the burndown…

You can call GET /rest/agile/1.0/issue/{issueIdOrKey} to get the sprint information of a specific issue.

since your JIRA isn't starting in the first place, you may skip step # 1 here... ;-)

Have you tried clearing up your plugin cache? * Shut down JIRA * Delete the following hidden plugin cache directories:JIRA_HOME/plugins/.bundled-pluginsJIRA_HOME/plugins/.osgi-plugins * Restart JIRA (These directories will be recreated on JIRA reboot with new plugin cache)

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Creating-issues-from-email-and-sending-a-response/qaq-p/613584

This feature isn't available on JIRA Cloud. See Restricted functions in Jira Cloud applications for more information. Search for Configure logging and profiling information

See How do i commit to a user story as a stretch user story in JIRA?

Comments share the same permission scheme as the page itself. So if someone can see a page, there's no way via the interface to prevent that person from seeing comments that have been made on that page. Nevertheless you could use an addon like Talk - Advanced Inline Comments. It provides the capability to set…

Did you try adding a new language to the Code Macro of your Confluence instance?

Ok, that should be covered by the "Issue Created" event. And who should receive the notification? Btw. JIRA doesn't care how the issue has been created. The notification will also trigger if an issue is created over the web interface.

Yes, there's a way to do that, but it's not that simple. You can find more detailed information on how to do this in Atlassians documentation on Customizing email content.

From the information you gave it not clear to me what you're trying to achieve here. Do you want to stop JIRA from sending notifications or do you want to enable notification sent to the sender of the mail Could you explain in more detail? In general notifications are controlled via JIRA notification schemes. These schemes…

I would prefer doing that the other way round. Make your private space available for everyone that should be able to see your blog post and move your private stuff into a sub-section of your personal space and restrict the access to this sub-section so only you can see it. 

We had this bug on one of our instances and it produced a different "result" than the one described here. The links where broken, meaning they lead to wrong pages/ nowhere. The bug didn't turn text into links that previously wasn't a link. So I'm not quite sure this issues are related.

Hello @Christoph Luthy and welcome to the community. Given the situation you described, I would suggest having a look at the source of the page you're editing. E.g. maybe there's a <a> tag somewhere that is accidentally not closed correctly by the Confluence editor. Anyhow, I'm sure the source of the page may provide an…

e.g. this 13 minutes should give you a great overview: All you need to know about JIRA in a nutshell

As far as I know, it is currently not possible to change the tool tips of groups displayed in the help center. If you want to get more sophisticated about the UX design of your help center, you may have to consider addons like Refined Theme for Jira Service Desk 

Great! Glad I could help.

Have a look at the Versions Hierarchy add-on. It let's you visualize complex multi-package and multi-module project releases by versions hierarchy.

A JIRA scrum board backlog simply won't display sub-tasks. Read e.g. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/How-to-Display-Sub-Task-below-the-Parent-Task-in-the-Backlog/qaq-p/262062 for more information on that topic.

As far as I know, this is not possible "out of the box". You'll have to use tools like Backbone Issue Sync for Jira or Issue SYNC - Synchronization for Jira to get data synced between the instances in order to be able to visualize it within one board.

You should be able to log in with the same credentials that you use here. This here probably isn't the right place for a feature request.