Hello Jira!
Inside the Jira Software Cloud I need to understand the amount of rework we have on the software engineering team.
For that, I created a customized field called "Rework Counter" inside the Bugs screen. This field is a number (default 0) that must be incremented whenever a bug transitions from "Done" to "Backlog".
Because of my budget, I cannot do this through plugins. I know that there are other ways like script / post-function, etc., but I don't know that.
Can someone help me?
Hii @Dionei Piazza
1- As my friends say they are right and if you don't want to use plugin you can make field as numeric (Rework Counter) and then on your favorite transition of your bug workflow define a post function that each time the transition happen 1 unit increase the field and show that in your view screen of bug.
2- As @Jack Nolddor _Sweet Bananas_ say. You can have filter on your dashboard that shows this jql.
Thx for the answer! i'm new here! So, all the materials and posts i have read, need plugins. Please, can you show me how and where i can run this script on Jira without plugins?
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Hi,
Using JQL you cannot determine how many times the same issue has move from DONE to Backlog, but at least you can identify this issues by typing the following withion the Advanced Search feature:
status CHANGED FROM Done TO Backlog
Regards
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Thx for the answer! i'm new here! So, all the materials and posts i have read, need plugins. Please, can you show me how and where i can run this script on Jira without plugins?
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