How to create SCRUM project in trial version?

[Ionut]

I just downloaded jira software and I would like to create a Scrum Project with stories sprints and so on. It is possible to do this in trial version? Or is any trial version for students?

[Sam Hall · Accepted solution]

Yes. It is possible to create a scrum project in while using a trial/evaluation licence.

However, to do this you need to make sure you activate 'JIRA Software'.

Go to JIRA Admistration (i.e. cog icon on top menu bar) > Applications > Versions & licenses.

Make sure 'JIRA Sottware' has licence details pasted in.

Then you'll be able to create projects using the JIRA Software project templates, one of which is for Scrum.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

A trial version simply expires after a while.  It's the same software with the same functions as a licenced version.

So, yes.  Click "create project" and choose the Scrum option

[Ionut]

Where can I see Scrum option?

[Sam Hall]

Hi lonut - What do you see if you go to JIRA Admistration (i.e. cog icon on top menu bar) > Applications > Versions & licenses?

Is there a heading there for "JIRA Software" and is it enabled?

[Ionut]

Waw..You are totally right. The problem was that I didn't paste de licence there.Huge like for the answer. I spent lot of hours finding a way to solve this. Thank you very much, Sam! 

[Sam Hall]

No problem. I've summarised what I think is the full answer below.

Can you take a look. If it is accurate, answered your question and fixed the issue please consider marking it as accepted.

That will help other community members in future if they have the same problem.

[Ionut]

 It really works for me. Thank you very much again! I accepted.I hope to be visible for everybody. I just click on the red check symbol. 

[Sam Hall]

Yep. That's it.

[Sam Hall]

I'm afriad I can't help there.

I moved this to a new question in the approiate place here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/FishEye-Crucible-questions/How-do-I-integrate-FishEye-and-Crucible-with-gitHub/qaq-p/459504

Hoepfully you 'll get an answer from someone in the Community who knows.

[Ionut]

Me too. Thanks again! :)