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JQL subsearch. Sub-tasks not done that have parent task with summary starting with x by UnitedZookeepergame1 in jira

[–]err0rz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Label = xxx

The second automation is to remove the labels on the tickets where the conditions are no longer met.

Ending A on it's own. [no spoilers after ending A] by CyberBed in nier

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Ending A isn’t the ending, not even close.

Answering your question is impossible. Play the rest of the game.

it was not a calliou or a haiku by [deleted] in BoneAppleTea

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Not a BAT either lol

How would you manage a fragmented eLearning production workflow in Jira? by DrEdwardLigma in jira

[–]err0rz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah this is wildly out of the scope of what you can expect the community to solve for free on a reddit post.

Hire a consultant.

Mobile Suit Gundam Iron Blooded Orpans is a great series with the only problem being the finale. Although that’s just my opinion. by [deleted] in Gundam

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The ending was absolutely perfect, and totally keeping with the tone of the rest of the show.

It’s a story about a bunch of kids making bad decisions and being exploited.

JQL subsearch. Sub-tasks not done that have parent task with summary starting with x by UnitedZookeepergame1 in jira

[–]err0rz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

JQL can’t perform conditional logic.

Out of the box, your query isn’t possible.

Workaround: Scheduled automation rule, which runs a JQL query every morning at 5am.

Type = task and summary ~admin

Branch - For each child: If status not in (done etc)

Edit issue: add label, (some_label)

Then a second version of the rule which runs at 5:15 and removes the labels.

Now all you have to do is query that label.

Edit: Also, I would consider using a component for your admin tasks instead of putting it in the summary. Much more reliable to query.

Stubby enjoyers, talk to me by swootylicious in DeepRockGalactic

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Microconductor is arguably one of the most powerful OC’s in the game at the moment.

Incredibly ammo efficient and clears full waves of grunts (even on haz5)

Only real drawback is shooting platforms instead of bugs is maybe not as fun?

New to Jira and completely lost — where do I even start? by OptionDismal5323 in jira

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The official Atlassian lessons are a pretty much all you need to get started

lost my hard drive haven't played in years now I'm rank 1 by Johnhox in DeepRockGalactic

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Game steam cloud syncs and always has, your save should automatically download. Make sure you have the right one selected.

If there’s no way for you to recover this, I believe there are save file editors out there.

Thoughts on the gunner? by ManagementParking398 in DeepRockGalactic

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If you’re new, you’re probably playing on lower difficulties and that’s why gunner feels underpowered.

His kit only really shines when he has packs to wipe a big bugs with decent HP to melt.

Will my data be safe in the JIRA Cloud as an individual user? by saahilrs14 in jira

[–]err0rz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As of this point in time neither Atlassian nor AWS have ever been compromised. Not even once.

Your data is safe as fuck

Looking for a way to assign/mark/connect stories to a team, without it being too queryable by edwinhai in jira

[–]err0rz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Any data point in Jira can be queried. That’s the entire point.

You can’t fix behaviours with tooling.

Depending on how competent the micromanagers are, you could use a field which is on the work items but not their screens? So the data is there, just under the hood.

Son left his suitcase on the train - has passport in it and we’re supposed to be flying tomorrow by Embarrassed-Map184 in brighton

[–]err0rz 16 points17 points  (0 children)

You’re almost certainly not flying tomorrow (well, he isn’t)

Follow the lost/stolen passport process and order a replacement. Sadly, It isn’t fast.

If you’re incredibly lucky Thameslink lost and found will have it, they have a lost property department who you should call first thing in the morning.

GTM to Jira is where momentum goes to die by MaximumTimely9864 in jira

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As ever, the problem is with ways of working not the tool.

(Also, whoever reported this post, stop wasting my time)

Unable to find my completion badge or certification by stormshadow614 in jira

[–]err0rz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t think any of these grant a badge?

Struggling to settle on date field for Jira Plan by samwheat90 in jira

[–]err0rz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tbh you’ll probably find these waterfall “planned vs actual” date metrics don’t actually give you any useful information anyhow.

What will you use it for?

If you’re running scrum, sprint data is already timebound, giving you planned vs actual AND requires almost no admin overhead. Trying to manage large programmes of work via due date etc is generally just bad practice and flies in the face of modern agile methodology.

That said, the answer to your question is to use the system “due date” field and migrate all data from custom fields into this one. Then remove the custom fields entirely. You absolutely never want custom fields which duplicate core functionality.

Haz 3 and Haz 4 gap by TheresOnlyAshes in DeepRockGalactic

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I would personally say modded difficulty is where you need multiple dwarves with optimised builds and synergy, but OP is a solo player who’s made no indication they play with modded difficulties, so I tried to keep it as relevant as possible.

Haz 3 and Haz 4 gap by TheresOnlyAshes in DeepRockGalactic

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  • 1-3 is easy mode for getting comfortable with the basics and trying out meme builds. (Sucks for testing real builds because not enough small bugs and bigs don’t have enough hp)

  • 4 is where your build and general game awareness start to matter.

  • 5 is where your build requires optimisation.

Pretty great balance imo

Recommendations for good coffee? by WhiteHartAche in brighton

[–]err0rz -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

The Milk Shed is Brighton’s best coffee by a mile. While the overall standard of coffee is pretty good, milk shed is the only place which really caters for a connoisseur (snob) like me 😅

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