I'm trying to help a team report on 'Branches', 'Commits' and 'Pull Requests' within JIRA (all appear under the Development section).
Tickes are in a non-agile project and developers use BitBucket to manage the code.
Looking for a way to report\track within JIRA.
Any ideas?
You can use JQL to query on the development information using these searches:
You cannot search based on the branch, at least not yet.
Thanks! Can you give me an example of a basic query (to get the context)...
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This query will get you all issues in the project that has at least one pull request associated with it:
project = JRA AND development[pullrequests].all > 0
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you can use JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports to get all results .
Search for issues that have particular number of commits. This value is present if JIRA is connected to Bitbucket or Crucible/Fisheye.
commitsCount >
0
Search for issues that have particular number of failed builds. This value is present if JIRA is connected to Bamboo.
failingBuildsCount >
0
Search for issues that have particular number of open reviews. This value is present if JIRA is connected to Bitbucket or Crucible/Fisheye.
openReviewsCount >
0
Search for issues that have particular number of pull requests. This value is present if JIRA is connected to Bitbucket.
pullRequestsCount >
0
Search for issues that have particular number of reviews. This value is present if JIRA is connected to Bitbucket or Crucible/Fisheye.
reviewsCount >
0
Search for issues that have particular number of commits. This value is present if JIRA is connected to Bitbucket or Crucible/Fisheye.
Search for issues that have particular number of commits. This value is present if JIRA is connected to Bitbucket or Crucible/Fisheye.
These are examples, you can play with the queries as per your requirements.
Reference:
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