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Thanks for creating this, @Jira Bro! FYI, I didn't hear any music in the background ...

So ironic this comes up bc I just came across a field called Goals that had an unknown type and when I added it to a screen it didn’t show up. I assumed it was some sort of Jira system field tied to a process like plans for example.

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Can we do this in cloud script runner or how can we do this via automations

Can we put button in newly created app example Hello world app and in that button when we click on it it should open pop up that should have any url that has to redirect to other app is it possible can you pls tell us how it can be done and what are all the process we should do

Always good to see Color Cards :)

Thank you very much for this video :)

I'm on Win 10 and it didn't run the command prompt (from 2:31 on your video). Any reasons as to why it might be?

Thanks for the video bro.

Hi bro, A request for mine. Could you make a video like how to setup Jira Data center instance in our own PC. Now I am using Jira cloud instance for all.

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Nice video bro !!

Great to hear things are easier when you use HAPI!

Thank you for the video. Quick question: Can i enable the linked issue on the portal when client open a new ticket? It seems the fields is hidden when iam trying to add it on the request form and i can't enable it.

Looks great! And do you know the File Field App, where you can have different file custom fields in your Jira tickets? It's for DC only.

Glad to see the Jira API is as easy to use at the Trello one! Hadn't really thought about just using Postman for executing these jobs (I usually just use it for testing haha) but that's smart!

i have found HAPI to be very helpful when the basic Jira Conditions or Post Functions can't do what I need them to do.

Your Jira are cloud or data center version? Data center have project page too?

im a student i wann get certified in this , do they offer any discount or scholarship to student i cant find on the website

Hey Bro, I like that you have a clear and structured way of explaining the topic. Unfortunately, it is kinda hard to stay focused because it sounds like you got the TV running in the back or a bunch of people are talking outside 😂 If you didn't already use "Noise Reduction" in your video editing tool, I would recommend "Davinci Resolve (free). This would definitely help 😊

After the migration the look and feel of the new site will be the same as the previous one? You can start creating tickets with the same name as it was before?

Thank you for making this. I have a question. If I select current assignee in the security level, and apply that level to an issue, then only the assignee will be able to see the issue?

First time i see Jira getting ideas implemented for so long in other tools , for ex. Azure DevOps. Intresting. Its about time Jira came with builtin dashboards

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hello, how about adding details to the description field?

Next time maybe you should read up on the features before recording the video. The advantage of the Top level planning is that we can view and monitor the progress of an initiative across several projects. As a demo, you could create 2-3 projects that all share the same initiative and show the results from there. Good luck with your channel! 👍🏻

Bro your mic is insanely good, off topic but i had to point that out xD

what if we have the same project created in the cloud with some issues in it. what is the best practice in this scenario?

what if we have same user with same unique email address existed in cloud before the migration?

Amazing work please carry on

So a label that is never needed beyond the scope of the project, might just create a component instead. Since everyone can add labels, how do you balance between components and labels ? I've seen so many labels created, some with spelling mistakes so there are multiple labels that point to same thing, or differernt ways to express the same idea like "Q2" and "Quarter 2", which then means creating a query to give items across projects with a filter on label cant really be "trusted". ive also seen components and labels that have the same values, which just makes managing this even harder. Can there be like "mandatory" components of labels ?

This video makes no sense... How can you say it is a useful feature when you didn't even make it work?

Thanks for covering this ! So now we have true portfolio management and builtin OKRs - Objectives and Initiatives, and more aligned with SAFE Agile practices

Leadership, also means to be bold enough to say: "we need to migrate out of Jira" Im going to face a 2 year project of migrating to cloud that was delayed over and over as there was too much "yes you can" that created a very complex customization path and drifting away from common standards. BTW, I always promote stopping the use of the term "soft skills", they are all human skills so nothing soft about them. Thanks for the video.

Interesting changes, definitely more modern. Wonder how much resistance im going to see from our users ;)

Works for me today and I think I did the same steps as you. Maybe in April, it was not working properly yet. New features often don't work great in Jira. Maybe it will work for you now?

How do you setup or handle portal access for internal non licensed users and also external users that just need to see one portal? Just curious to see how others have handled this

Hmm so as an end user, they will need to navigate to different sites to reach a teams service portal? Or am I misunderstanding something

Thank you JiraBro! We've added this clip to our channel.

Nice work, thanks for the review!

Great video. Going to check out the rest of your content this week.

Excellent Tutorial

Thanks for sharing

Hello... I like it. But is there a way to add labels to a page? It seems to me that the whole thing is still very limited

Great video. What happens to the source data after a migration? is everything still there?

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If you are looking for certifications to become a Jira Admin, you are putting the cart before the horse. Certifications are important, do not get me wrong, but you should be seeking them after you've been a Jira Admin for a while, as you will need many skills you develop on the job to answer the questions. You're best case scenario is to become a Junior Admin on an existing team within a company you are already in. This gives you the chance to learn on a live production system under the tutelage of a more experienced Admin. As you learn and grow, you can start taking on more responsibilities. I cannot agree with @Jira Bro enough on the soft skills. Those are a critical foundation you need to have, and I would not consider a Junior Admin who didn't have those already in place. Remember, too, that if the advice seems a little limited, it's because it is. When I started with Atlassian tools, being a full time Jira Admin wasn't a thing. If you managed Jira and Confluence, it was only a part of your job, and you'd be expected to either manage other tools or do it on the side of some other job you were doing within the company. That's what I mean by "We didn't choose the Jira LIfe" - most of us accidentally fell into this role while trying to do something else. I think those at university and graduating now are the first people to actually try to achieve becoming a Jira Admin straight off, so there isn't a lot of practical advice on how to do it. That being said, networking is key. First, learn the basics of how to administer Jira. Have your own test instance and experiment. Come up with unique use cases, and document how you went about creating a Jira Project to address that unique case. Then go to the Community Events. Post on the Atlassian Community. Agree to give talks about what you've been studying or any unique projects you've been doing. Yes, giving talks is scary, as is putting yourself out there. Still, Get your name out there. If you are skilled enough, a Jira Admin will take notice, and if they have the need, might help you into a role. But first you have to make yourself stand out. ~TJG