Also curious what other people use as well.
Situation:
PM's input hours into Original Time Estimate Field in Jira.
Developers log their hours against tickets using Jira Add-On called TimeTracker.
Complications:
- Time Tracker works great against the direct ticket. It can not aggregate or roll-time up to a parent ticket.
Request from PM's - Create a Jira automation that will notify the PM's and the Sales Reps when actual developer time logged is 80% of the Original Estimated Time has elapsed.
Notifications themselves should not be a problem. Question is more to do with:
1) how would I set up automation query
2) how would your company do something like this? Any recommendations?
(Sorry if nebulous, need help with # 1 and just curious on #2 if there are better/different ways to track dev time)
I'd start with this, and debug from there
To push logged work up to the Parent Issue:
To Monitor for >80%:
I literally had a request for functionality like this yesterday. You have probably saved me hours of poking around!
It turns out the workRatio value (expressed as a numeral between 0 - 100, no percent sign necessary) IS this value, so a query of
workRatio > 80
is all you need :)
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