Hi All,
i would like create a filter, but I need support. The filter result should be all issues there are overtime, like 'timespent > originalestimate'. Could you help me?
We have Jira 4.3.4
Thank you,
Rumi
Sure you can do it :-)
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA044/Advanced+Searching#AdvancedSearching-WorkRatio
Search for 'workRatio > 100' to find all issues which have had more time logged against them than their original estimates.
Good one Alex. Time estimates are ofcourse an exception. I missed the workRatio.
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It is not possible using JQL. Look for time tracking reports in marketplace and you might find something useful.
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Hi,
maybe with a custom field?
It would be a behaviour field and then in the filter you can search for the value of the custom field...I guess
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Ofcourse, you can do that. As long as you capture this information in a custom field, you can search based on this. A scripted field might do the trick.
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I am not a scripting expert either! There are lot of experts in this forum though. I'm sure someone will dive in!
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Look here, it's free: http://confluence.kepler-rominfo.com/display/KCF/SIL+Script+Custom+Field
Your script should be something like:
return timeSpent - originalEstimate;
Have fun,
R
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Hi Radu,
it's cool!!
Only I need to ask how can be set that we could use it in the advanced search? Because it doesn't reutrn value in Issue Navigator.
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Unfortunately it's a text field taht should be indexed via the free text searcher so you can find what you need.
cf !~ "1d" (for instance).
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