hello,
Situation: There are set of JQLs that help me fetch issues that need an update for a specific field in JIRA.
We run these on a weekly basis to keep the JIRA data hygiene.
Situation: There are issues that are long pending and appear in JQLs Week on Week. Need a way to see the aging/count of such issues.
Currently we do this by exporting to excel and comparing the data :-( I was hoping there will be a way to compare JQL output in JIRA, dashboard comparison or alteast to query if a specific field data was update in last week.
If this is possible in anyway in confluence also, il be glad- thank you
Jira searches support things like "show me issues that have not been updated for X days/weeks" and "field is empty/has value Y", and those searches can lead straight into a bulk-edit function, so it sounds like you are making a lot of pointless work for yourself with excel.
Could you tell us exactly what you are searching for? We may be able to help you with your queries.
Thanks for getting back Nic.
Yes I assumed!! the excel was overhead. Started off this discussion as my solo search was taking me no where :-)
Here is the example:
I have a JQL that fetches me all the Features that are missing a Project manager and a Program manager or Product manager.
I run this on Monday every week (20/Jul- 50 issues). Expectations from the Teams is they update the required details within a week. And Next pull on 27/Jul with (55 issues) has the same 50 issues + 5 new issues. So this goes on for couple of weeks and there are Features that are pending without update for a few months now!
Hence, what I am looking for is a JQL/Function that can tell me, how many features were part of first/previous run and are repeating in 2nd run and so on.
something like Issuekey in (Extract 1) and Issue Key in Extract 2 (bringing up list of 50 issues in my example)
Or even this would be ok.. list of New issues in Extract 2 (5 issues that got added)
Let me know if you need additional information
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