I'm new to Atlassian Community and a bit confused at how to explain my question. Please bear with me as I try.
In Jira Software, let's say that a developer completes his task and moves the issue to QA where it's automatically assigned to someone. Eventually, there will be more than 1 tasks assigned to 1 person. Now if anyone wants to know which tasks are being actually worked on at the moment (like the client, for instance), how can he see this?
What I've tried:
Does a related functionality already exist in Jira that I don't know about? Any suggestions on how to achieve this?
Hi @ercion ,
You could use the Log Work feature and add a quickfilter on the board, something along the lines of
worklogAuthor = currentUser()
Antoine
I see. So a user will be able to see all the tasks where he has logged time. But unfortunately, it doesn't solve my problem. Correct me if I'm wrong. Example: after a developer logs time on it, and passes it on to QA, no-one will be working on the issue but the issue will still be shown with the quickfilter you mentioned.
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You are right. There is no perfect solution ; alternatively you could use quickfilters such as
worklogAuthor in (developer1, developer2, ...)
worklogAuthor in (QA1, QA2, ...)
Regarding your proposals, a few remarks as well :
1. A general rule of thumb is to limit the amount of statuses in a workflow, so I would advise against that, but if you can keep it maintanable/readable why not ? I actually have some workflows with statuses such as "Being tested".
2. This is a good solution if users actually use it. You might want to reset the field within the transitions though.
3. This is not doable in Jira.
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