Hello,
Is there any way to show/hide custom user assignee field based on custom checkbox field value?
Hello Anthony,
After running this bulk change, did you have the chance to run a full locked re-index?
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Re-Indexing+after+Major+Configuration+Changes
Please run this and let us know if the indexing of the issues bulk-changed appears correct.
Thanks for the tip, Benito. I'm on an old JIRA and have to trigger the reindex manually, cross my fingers, and hope it comes back overnight :)
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Hi Anthony,
Thanks for sharing this experience with us. Indeed a user cannot be removed when it still has issues created on his username, so it's possible that there is, still something locking it.
I suggest you to check on your database for this user (nobody) and see where it is still set, specially on the tables related to issues such as jiraissue.
Here is the Jira Database Schema:
https://developer.atlassian.com/display/JIRADEV/Database+Schema#DatabaseSchema-IssueFields
PS: Instead of checking each table, creating a database dump and then analyzing it as text, should help on looking for this user in all tables at once.
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I'm certain that the user has no more tickets assigned. I bulk changed 1000s of tickets today. The fake-unassigned user's profile still shows all of these tickets! I just assigned a new ticket to the built-in unassigned and this fake-unassigned user's ticket count increased!
The problem seems to be in the username (field) or the assignee (search field). It's literally "unassigned" for both my user and the built-in user that JIRA uses for unassigned tickets.
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