How can I measure how many tickets were closed within 5 hours of opening via Jira dashboards?
I looked at this link https://confluence.atlassian.com/jsbr/pesquisa-avancada-referencia-de-campos-920354924.html and didn't find the answer i need.
I tried and didn't work as I was expected.
When I used the filter you suggested, it didn't exactly show all the tickets that were closed within 5 hours. I could see many other tickets that were closed in less than 5 hours and did not enter the filter you suggested.
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Hi Marco - Does your workflow enforce that issues moved to "Closed" are also marked as resolved? If not, then yes you'll have some issues that are closed, but not resolved and thus the query won't work.
You could try something like this instead:
status = Closed AND status changed to (Closed) AFTER -5h
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Your suggestion had the same result of the other.
And yes I mark the concluded field as resolved. I noticed that the filter you both suggested me is bringing the tickets that were closed in time from 5 hours ago to now. But, this was not my question, I'd like to understand from all the tickets already marked as resolved, which of them were opened and closed in a period of only 5 hours?
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Ahh - Misunderstood. Apologies. Here's a query that should work:
created >= -5h AND resolved IS NOT EMPTY
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Note - To get any issues closed in a 5 hour period (regardless of last 5 hours) you would need a 3rd party app like script runner.
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