Trying to get a report that will tell me the following:
A count of issues (task, bug) by user where user transitioned the issue from status X to status Y
The typical scenario I'm interested in is status transition from "In Progress" to "RFT" (ready for test). Basically if I can get this info, it will be very helpful. For example:
In Progress to RFT Transition Report (last 30 days)
User Issue Type Issue Count
John Bug 18
John Task 5
Jim Bug 11
Bob Task 55
Is this possible? If so how? I tried various JQL searches but not able to put a solution together.
I guess you can create a new issue field,
where you can save (in workflow action) a person who performed transition from issue status A -> B or basically any action in workflow.
and than filter it in reports.
I use it for example as transition form branch testing to accepted on branch. Where I save into issue person called "Test approver "
I hope it does helped.
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Hello,
Have a look at the two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget:
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Doesn't quite solve my issue but still very helpful. I want to looks at all issues in a time range and identify which user moved each from "In Progress" to "RFT" and then do a crosstab of that user by Issue Type. Issue Type is easy, but how to get IP->RFT user is the challenge. Not readily available, at least.
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Hi @Basit Qari @Justin_Moniz @Alexey Matveev
Please let me know if you guys have found a solution for the same, I will also want to do the same where the count of transitions from Status A --> Status B for each user needs to be identified and also filter it based on the sprint value.
Thanks!
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