Hello,
Since some month, me and my team didn't received any e-mail from JIRA (instance : https://nomad-digital.atlassian.net), Confluence or Bitbucket.
We all have the e-mail notifications set ON.
In addition I tried to modify my e-mail address : I never receieved the e-mail to perform it.
IT suggest to raise the question directly to Atlassian.
I see in other thread https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Not-receiving-email-notifications/qaq-p/1672564 that some e-mail address can be blocked. Someone from Atlassian can check ?
Hi Dominik,
Did you reindex your Jira instance after creating the field? Until you're able to do that any issue that hasn't been edited since the creation of the field won't turn up in field=empty searches.
Eric
The default is only used on "create issue". Jira does not presume that it should be set for all empty issues to take the value (in most cases, users don't want it to!)
You will need to use bulk edit to retrospectively amend your data. Search for "custom-field is empty" to find the ones where it's not set.
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Yeah, that's exactly the problem. I know how to edit the issues with bulk edit but the filter with "custom-field is empty" doesn't show all issues where the field is not set, only a few of them.
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@Dominik HicksIf all issues are not displayed that means you don't have permission to view issues, please check project browse permission in all projects, and issues security for all projects. You are Jira/system ad-min does not give you all rights to view issues in distinct projects you have to have browse project permission/given rights in issue security scheme.
Best !
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The problem is that i can see only a few issues and very many are missing. I'm logged in as the jira admin. I don't think that it is a problem with the permission because I can find, edit and open all missing issues in the issue search without a filter.
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