I see there is an indicator to have the time spent on the board on the issue in Jira. The ticket displays little dots at the bottom of the screen and then I can hover over the ticket and see the amount of days its been in progress. Is there a way to sort these tickets/issues from top to bottom in their respective columns so that I can prioritize the ones that have been sitting the longest first?
Hi @Timothy Thornburg -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
What problem are you trying to solve by doing this?
I ask that question, as what you describe seems to be a symptom of other possible causes...such as:
Changing the board order as you describe can have unintended consequences, such as hiding the original priority ordering (i.e. Rank), and so considering the root problem may reveal other solutions to experiment with.
Thanks, and kind regards,
Bill
Hi,
This is a classic question.
- The easiest way to get there is find an app (most will be paying apps I think) like "Time in Status" or EazyBI for Jira
- There are some gadgets when you create a dashboard you can play with like "average time in status"
You can play with JQL queries in search like
issuetype = Story AND NOT status CHANGED AFTER -30d AND status="In Progress"
For a board ... Maybe a quick filter with a query like the above can help to show only the items that are in progress and didn't change status in the last month
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