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two dimensional gadget that shows how many issues my users comment on

Scott Federman
Contributor
April 12, 2018

How can I create a a two dimensional gadget that will have a list of users and the numbers of issues they comment on in a project?

 

EX:

                        Project 1            Project 2      Total

Dave Smith          3                         6                 9

Mike Brown        12                        2                 14

Total                    15                        8                 23

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Amie Fudge
Contributor
April 23, 2018

Hi Scott,

I modified the same query to look like this and the gadget populated with all user and all projects

 

issueFunction in hasComments() AND project in ( myProjects())

Deleted user April 23, 2018

Hi Amie, 

Getting warmer, but this is accounting for only the assignees. How about those folks who are not assignees but comment on a ticket?

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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April 23, 2018

Make sure the Jira Toolkit is installed, then add a "participants" field and use that instead of assignee.  It aggregates reporter, assignee and anyone who has commented into a field.

Deleted user April 24, 2018

yup thats the missing piece. I have never used that field. It just became a staple in all of my projects. Thank you.

Amie Fudge
Contributor
April 24, 2018

Thanks Nic - we don't have the JIRA toolkit so I was coming up blank.  Glad you found the solution Scott

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Amie Fudge
Contributor
April 23, 2018

Hi Scott,

 

I used the gadget called  "two dimensional Filter Statistic".  It requires a saved filter first that I wrote using JQL and saved as "issues with comments"

issueFunction in hasComments() AND project in (myProjects()) AND assignee in (user1, user2)

you can replace myProjects() with a comma separated list of project names

 

This is the result (if you want to share the gadget you will need to make the saved filter public to the group)

Screen Shot 2018-04-23 at 10.27.30 PM.png 

commented issues by project.png

Deleted user April 23, 2018

Yup its close to what I had but the issue is, i dont have a list of defined users. I want to see across all users on specific projects.

Amie Fudge
Contributor
April 23, 2018

I think you can just remove the users from the query then and it will show all

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