Hello JIRA Team,
I have been a dedicated user of JIRA 4.1.1 from the past 2+ years, and had a query which needed your help.
Currently in my JIRA setup, under the list of activities, i have the following tabs
a. All (complete set)
b. Comments
c. Work Log (to track time)
d. History (complete history of transactions between owners of the case)
e. Activity
f. Transitions (a display field where the time is recorded for each transition of the case: say from open to i progress, etc)
Now my requirement is to use "front-end" query option to extract the time taken for the case to move from "open" to "in progress" state.
I did dig around a bit of documentation on JQL queries, but couldnt find the required answer.
Do you know if such option exists? Would you be kind enough to share that knowledge with me?
Transitions tab comes from the JIRA suite utilities plugin.
There is not direct way, while you have the following choices
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.jira.ext.charting
Hello Renjith,
Thank you for the answer.
for sure, i am not looking for Gadget plugin, for i need this report (time taken to move between different states) in excel format. I cant quite rely on the jira database (which is a more suitable place to extract such data), as i dont have access to it.
Do you know, if creating custom fields (with date type) on the specific case, can help capture the transition time?
Thank you.
nk
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Add a standard date time customf field and get it updated in the post function during the transition if you are just looking for the date in which it has happened. If you are looking at finding the difference in time between two statuses, then use scripted field.
https://studio.plugins.atlassian.com/wiki/display/GRV/Script+Runner
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