For me, I need to track those tickets which just changed status from in progress to code review. But I can't add one in all tickets and track the status every moment.
It would be better if i merely can do this by making a filter. If not, it is still OK.
Many thanks in advance!
Hello @Renchuan Xiao ,
Do you need to trigger this notification in real time ? Or you can use the subscription to set up email notifications.
JQL:
status changed FROM 'in progress' TO 'code review'
Hi @Ollie Guan ,Many thanks I have succeed to track the change, but I want to order by the time when the ticket changed the status from 'in progress' TO 'code review'.
I don't know how to write JQL. It would be appreciated if you can help me.
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project = yourproject and status changed FROM progress to "code review" order by updated
This maybe the way.
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Hi @Renchuan Xiao ,
status changed FROM 'in progress' TO 'code review' ORDER BY statusCategoryChangedDate DESC
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Hi @Ollie Guan
This is my JQL: project = DEV AND status changed from "in progress" to "code review" AND status = "Code Review" ORDER BY statusCategoryChangedDate DESC
i checked the first of three, it is not order by the time when status changed. Am i write something wrong? Or May the item statusCategoryChangedDate is not correct?
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Hi @Renchuan Xiao ,
As mentioned in the post in my previous link, Atlassian Team has not explained more about statusCategoryChangedDate. If you feel that the results obtained after the query are inconsistent with the expected results, you can try other methods, such as
Automation
Send email When Issue Transitioned From In Progress to In Review Then Send email to sb@xx.com
Sort by custom field
Customize a Datetime field. When the status changes from In Progress to In Review, the system records the time, then sorts and subscribes through this field.
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If you need this for only yourself, you can do this as a filter subscription. If you need to set this up for many users, take a look at Notification Assistant for Jira. It's the app we make for sending emails with email templates that match your needs.
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Hello Xiao,
You should implement a Projekt Automation with the Trigger transition and send a email when is happend.
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Hi @Rolf Okken ,maybe by sending a email would be better. Could you tell me more about how to achieve this?
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If you save a query (search for issues) the topic Details come up. The last topic off Details is subscriptions. Here you are able to define a subscribe with send you all 15 min an update of the filterresult into your mailbox.
An other way receiving Information by mail is Project Automation. Please read this before we start to discuss this topic. https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/automate-your-jira-cloud-processes-and-workflows/
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