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
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())
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?
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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.
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yup thats the missing piece. I have never used that field. It just became a staple in all of my projects. Thank you.
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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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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)
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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.
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I think you can just remove the users from the query then and it will show all
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