Hi,
I'd like to do some statistics on the reopened status:
1. How many bugs were reopened
2. Who is the developer whom his bugs fixes (resolved) were reopened most? Or, for each developer, how many bug fixes were reopened by QA?
3. How many times each bug was reopened?
etc.
Thanks,
Janiv.
1. Use JQL status changed from Closed to Reopened
2. Add column Assignee to the issue navigator, if it is not present already
3. Use Misc WF extensions and use a calculated field to increase everytime an issue moves from closed to reopened
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.innovalog.jmcf.jira-misc-custom-fields
Thanks,
The assignee column presents the current assignee which does not help.
If the issue was reopened 2 days ago, and yesterday it was changed from reopened to resolved again, I cannot not who's resposnible for the reopened...
Please help.
Thanks,
Janiv
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Why, it should still give you the results. Are you changing the assignee while reopening the issue?
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Hi Renjith,
I followed your solution but I want to count for existing issues.
I want to write a mysql query to find out no of times an issue got reopened in his life time.
The issue might closed now but I want to know reopned issue count.
Is there any mysql query to know the count?
Much appreciate if I get solution.
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Hi Renjith,
I know its old discussion,
i too want to get reopened count from an existing set of issues (closed or open )
Without using any extension is it possible ?
or can we get the coun directly from the db using some query ?
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@Renjith Pillai I like the ideas you suggestion under option 1. I understand the calculated field should be updated for example in a workflow transition. The issue is that the post-function to update a field, does not allow to update a custom field. So, I don't see how it can be implemented. Would you provide more detail for this solution? Thanks. David
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