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Leila is the Jira admin of a large Jira Cloud site used to track issues of an open source projectHer Jira users want to share filters with the public but are not able to do it while they are able to share them internally. Why?
Your Jira Cloud instance has hundreds of company-managed projects which are used only by the development team at your organization. All projects share a single permission scheme. New business requirements state: Customer support staff at your organization need to view all issues in all the projects. They also need to share filters with other users. They should not be granted too much access. Identify the appropriate way to configure customer support staff in Jira.
All issue types of a company-managed project are using the following workflow:
The project lead needs to update this workflow in order to meet the following requirements: - A transition screen must be added to all transitions going to or from the status “WAITING” - A comment is mandatory for any transition going to the “WAITING” status - Only Members of the project role “Analysts” can see and execute transitions to the “In progress” status from the “Waiting” status - The assignee must be cleared once the issue is at the “WAITING” statusIdentify what workflow configurations are needed to fulfill all these requirements?
ALPHA team handles alerts in the ALPHA project in alpha.atlassian.net. They often view and comment on bugs in the BETA project on beta.atlassian.net. The team can link ALPHA issues to other ALPHA issues but not to BETA issues. What needs to be configured?
You are the admin for a large Jira Cloud instance used by thousands of active users and hundreds of agile teams.A scrum master of one of these teams is worried about the numbers she is getting from Jira and told you that they may be a serious problem in Jira. In fact, she has executed three JQL queries (A), (B) and (C) and states that the number of issues returned from the query (A) must be equal to the sum of the number of issues returned from queries (B) and (C).Here are the JQL queries: (A) project = “DEV” → Number of issues: 1200 (B) project = “DEV” and fixVersion = 10 → Number of issues: 25 (C) project = “DEV” and fixVersion != 10 → Number of issues: 200How can you fix this?
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