Jira migration on https://bugreports.qt.io
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Dear forum users!
Our on-premise Jira server for bug reports has been migrated to the Atlassian cloud.
A 1:1 migration wasn't possible for technical reasons.
While all tickets and users have been migrated, there may be issues in a few cases.
Due to its more recent version, the new Jira looks slightly different from the old one.
Please have a look at https://wiki.qt.io/Jira_Cloud_migration for useful hints, information and troubleshooting. If you have account issues in particular you might want to check https://wiki.qt.io/Jira_Cloud_migration#Interaction_between_Atlassian_&_Qt_Account.Specific questions about your account can be directed to jira-admin@qt.project.org
Thanks for using Qt and reporting bugs!
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Atlassian blocks all login attempts from Russia and Belarus. Does this mean users from these countries will no longer be able to submit patches and bug reports?
@trialuser said in Jira migration on https://bugreports.qt.io:
Atlassian blocks all login attempts from Russia and Belarus. Does this mean users from these countries will no longer be able to submit patches and bug reports?
This is correct. I don't see The Qt Company moving to a different bugsystem anytime soon, not for this reason.
The new JIRA is a nice example of enshitiffication. My pet peeve is that I cannot link directly to images in JIRA tickets.
The users in those countries would have to learn how to use a VPN.
