Hi I need to know the number of bugs, stories that changed their status to REOPENED during a sprint, for ALL sprints automatically.
If i want to find the information for a single sprint, the raw data JQL is this one:
project in ("my project name") AND issuetype in (Story,Bug) AND status changed TO (Reopened) DURING ('2019-05-01','2019-06-04')
but i have to find all the sprints Start and End Date and manually execute the JQL for every sprint.
Thanks
Hi @Ziv Shapira
You would need some custom JQL functions to get the dates.
You can use the Sprint as a value in dashboard gadgets. Would that work for you?
Tom
Thank you @Tom Lister where can I develop and execute these custom functions? Is it from inside Jira UI or on a local IDE, that connects to our account to pull the data?
We are using the Jira SaaS (under atlassian.com)
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Hi, I have an app suggestion that might do what you want - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1219761/individual-velocity-report-chart-gadget
It can measure committed/completed issues (velocity) per sprint. You can set a custom status when specifying completed issue calculation - in this case REOPENED. Then completed issues would show the number of issues changed to REOPENED during sprint.
You can test it with a trial version to check if it fits your needs as it is not exactly what it is designed for, but it might just work.
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Thank you @Raimundas Juska I will look into this, we use Cloud Jira, so I am not sure we can add apps.
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