You created a new Jira Software Cloud for an organization of 2 000 employees. The organization is using multiple domains and employees are distributed across different locations.
Which of the following is NOT a supported method to grant users access to your Jira site?
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: 200
Susan has sent a first email to jira@lean-consulting.atlassian.net which triggered the creation of the issue “LC-1” in the company-managed project “LC”.
Susan was mistakenly expecting an email notification from Jira acknowledging the fact that an issue was created from her email. Since she didn’t receive any notification email she took her first email and forwarded it to jira@lean-consulting.atlassian.net again. Of course the second email didn’t have any reference to the issue key “LC-1”.
There are one email server and one mail handler configured with a the following type: “Create a new issue or add a comment to an existing issue”.