Is there a setting in Jira that adds the time zone to the date/time field when viewing an issue?
I understand the fields display based on the current user's time zone preference, however on cross-country teams, it would help if this value could be visible at a glance.
Thanks!
Date Time fields are always displayed in the user's local time based on their profile. They can update their profile accordingly here: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/manage-your-jira-personal-settings/
Hi @Jovin
Thank you. Unfortunately this does not quite get us what we need. I know there are some properties that are configurable (such as displaying absolute date/time vs relative date/time).
I'm hoping there's a property that will append the time zone. It would be very helpful for distributed/remote teams who frequently share their screens when planning work.
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@Ashley Honeycutt You could create a custom field (short text) called "Creator Time Zone" (or whatever field you're looking at, and have the field populate from a trigger of an automation rule:
e.g. to have it auto-populate when the time is filled in (assuming your date time field is called "Issue start"
If this was triggered by a user in New Zealand the value of "Creator Time Zone" would be: Pacific/Auckland
You could also extend this to prevent the relative time display to append the date/time in as well, e.g. {{issue.Issue start.jqlDateTime}} {{creator.timeZone}}
Additionally, this may just input the correct time zone itself: {{issue.Issue start.longDateTime}}
https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-smart-values-date-and-time/
You could also do things such as:
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