Hello!
I am trying to find the velocity of a team when given the number of developers available for bug fixing by only using JQL (Having trouble implementing plugins as of right now).
Specifically, I am looking for the number of days measured for the duration between the time the defect is changed from Open to “In Progress” and the time the defect is changed from “In Progress” to “Ready For Testing”.
Thanks again for your time!
Hello Jackie,
There is no such bundled feature. There are two solutions:
Hope it helps
Hello,
JQL only returns issues. It can not return number of days. You would need a plugin like EasyBi to get this info.
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Hi,
Although I cannot think of a query that would return an average number of days the issue spends in different stauses, the following should help you prepare some stats:
1. project = XXX AND status changed from Open to "In Progress" after -3d
(this JQL will return the number of issues that were moved to in progress after 3 days of being in Open status. This can be replaced by -1w for 1 week & -1m for 1 month and so on)
2. project = XXX AND status changed from "In Progress" to "Blocked" during (2018-06-01, 2018-07-16)
(this JQL will return the number of issues moved from status between given dates)
I generally use the control chart and that helps a great deal. The JQL can be tricky and not a 100% reliable source of information since the query might exclude/miscalculate any conditions where the records were moved back to in progress from testing (if there are reworks)
You can apply filters in the control chart and calculate the cycle time & lead ime to fetch the velocity of the team.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Amrita
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