Hello,
I need to build an automation which:
1. For a specific project (XXXProject), calculates the total number of tickets whose status is in "Done" and having issue type "Epic".
What I got so far:
Once the automation is run, the value obatained should be displayed in the dashboard under column "Total Number Of Tickets" which is a number field:
But, when i'm running my automation, I'm not getting any values in the dashboard.
Can anyone advise what's wrong with my automation?
Thanks.
Hi @Krishtee,
{{issues.size}} can be used either with the trigger Incoming Webhook or the trigger Scheduled. Check out more info here in the documentation.
Here's the example of the rule:
Thanks.
I tried your solution.
It is displaying 1 for each tickets whose status is set to Done.
However, I need a calculation which will calculate the sum of all the tickets which have status Done.
For eg: If in a project I have 5 tickets and 3 out of it is in status Done, then the calcualtion should display 3 in the dashboard (column Total Number Of Tickets)
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@Krishtee, my bad for not mentioning to select Process all issues produced by this trigger in bulk.
Try to run the rule once more with this option enabled:
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I have a custom field "Lead time", where i'm calculating the difference between field Created and Updated.
Please find below my automation:
This rule works correctly and is outputting the result in my dashboard:
Next, I want to calculate the sum of all the values from field Lead time. For that, I have created another custom field "Total Lead Time".
For example: Total Lead Time = 1 minute 35 seconds + 1 minute 57 seconds + 7 days 18 hours 44 minutes 13 seconds
My automation is as follows:
But, when this rule is trigerred, I'm not getting any result in the dashboard (column Total Lead Time).
Can you please advise what is wrong?
Thanks.
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Hi @Krishtee,
I'm not sure if it's even possible to sum up such values. {{issue.created.diff(issue.updated)}} returns a string, but only numbers can be summed up.
Anyway, I'd recommend you to create another question so other community users can advise you on it.
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Hello Everyone,
I have a similar requirement. I need to get how many Tasks are in an Epic
We create Epics and each Epic has a number of Tasks. I'm looking to how many Tasks are open / closed.
I have tried the lookup feature but when I use issues.size it gives me the number of items in the query not the ones in the Epic
Any suggestions would be great
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Hi Krishtee,
To calculate the number of tickets you have to run a jql query inside the rule with lookup issues action and then use smart value {{lookupIssues.size}}.
You can see the example on my screenshot below:
Hope this helps!
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Thanks for helping.
But I don't have the "lookup issue" feature available.
Can you please advise how to proceed?
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@Alisa Zamaraeva, it looks like @Krishtee's using Jira Server/Data Center. Lookup issues is available only for Jira Cloud.
Good answer though!
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