Hi folks,
I'm looking to find a way to create an automated view using either the JIRA Dashboard or Confluence to display epic estimates + actuals. Here is some more info:
I can create these views separately--aka an list of epics with their story points (which, again, is estimates for us), and a sum of the story points in each epic using rich filters and he issueInEpics function, above.
But how can I put it together? Is there a way to call the epic story points field in one of the rich filter gadgets? I might be coming at this the wrong way. I'd appreciated any ideas that people have.
Please note that I am not going to be able to install or download third party add ins to make this work. I need a method that works in native JIRA or Confluence.
Could you add another field to the Epic which summaries the story points below an Epic, then use that field from the Epic-level?
You'd need to:
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Let us know what you think!
Ste
Unfortunately, I don’t have the ability to add fields, and I am unlikely to be able to get my admin to do that.
I’m not following you on the suggestion you are making. I’m pretty familiar with JQL, but I am not sure what you mean by automation rules…can you clarify?
Clearly there is a field in Jira that sums up the points in an epic because I can see that in the epic panel in the backlog view. I just need a way to access that field.
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There is functionality in Jira which visualises the summary on an Epic panel - but there's no field the "Estimate" function corresponds to.
Automation allows you to create automated executions, based on a trigger - you can read more about it on these help pages. I've used Automation to summarise Story Points from the Epic's children into a central field.
You need a field at the Epic level to utilise it in search.
If you can't add an additional field, are you using "Story Points" at the Epic level? If not, you could try using that as the field in the rule above, rather than a custom field?
Ste
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