Hi!
What a great plugin this is!
I wonder if anyone know if you can use this plugin/jql within confluence to display e.g. the sum of a originalestimate??
For instance this query:
project = TEST and issueFunction in aggregateExpression("Total Estimate for all Issues", "originalEstimate.sum()")
If you use the query now with the jira issue macro, it simply displays the jira issues from the query which is no what I want in this case.
BRs
Roger
Hi Roger...
Thanks for that comment. Unfortunately that would be far from straightforward. When you run aggregateExpression it actually makes two requests to JIRA - one to get the search results (where aggExp is a no-op), and then one to compute the actual expression you want.
Some javascript writes the expression output below the search window. Therefore it is not much use in other contexts such as export to excel, or from a confluence request etc.
There are probably various other ways to do this, but first thing that comes to mind is writing your own gadget - not for the faint of heart.
Sorry about that...
Ok, it s not solving my problem then. But thanks for the quick answer!
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Hi,
is there any progress in this issue? My managers want to see some aggregated figures from certain JIRA queries in confluence pages (or JIRA Dashboards)
BR Frank
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