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Development Reporting

Kelly Hawke

I'm trying to help a team report on 'Branches', 'Commits' and 'Pull Requests' within JIRA (all appear under the Development section).

Tickes are in a non-agile project and developers use BitBucket to manage the code.

Looking for a way to report\track within JIRA.

Any ideas?

Accepted answers

Mikael Sandberg

You can use JQL to query on the development information using these searches:

development[pullrequests].all (or .open)
development[commits].all
development[reviews].all (or .open)
development[builds].failing

You cannot search based on the branch, at least not yet.

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Mikael Sandberg

You can use JQL to query on the development information using these searches:

development[pullrequests].all (or .open)
development[commits].all
development[reviews].all (or .open)
development[builds].failing

You cannot search based on the branch, at least not yet.

Kelly Hawke

Thanks! Can you give me an example of a basic query (to get the context)...

Muhammad Ramzan_Atlassian Certified Master_

you can use JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports to get all results .

CommitsCount

Search for issues that have particular number of commits. This value is present if JIRA is connected to Bitbucket or Crucible/Fisheye.

0commitsCount ><span>&nbsp;</span>

FailingBuildsCount

Search for issues that have particular number of failed builds. This value is present if JIRA is connected to Bamboo.

0failingBuildsCount ><span>&nbsp;</span>

OpenReviewsCount

Search for issues that have particular number of open reviews. This value is present if JIRA is connected to Bitbucket or Crucible/Fisheye.

0openReviewsCount ><span>&nbsp;</span>

PullRequestsCount

Search for issues that have particular number of pull requests. This value is present if JIRA is connected to Bitbucket.

0pullRequestsCount ><span>&nbsp;</span>

ReviewsCount

Search for issues that have particular number of reviews. This value is present if JIRA is connected to Bitbucket or Crucible/Fisheye.

0reviewsCount ><span>&nbsp;</span>

CommitsCount

Search for issues that have particular number of commits. This value is present if JIRA is connected to Bitbucket or Crucible/Fisheye.

CommitsCount

Search for issues that have particular number of commits. This value is present if JIRA is connected to Bitbucket or Crucible/Fisheye.

These are examples, you can play with the queries as per your requirements.

Reference:

https://jqlsearchextensions.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SEARCH/pages/30497099/JQL+Reference+Server#JQLReference(Server)-SoftwareDevelopment

Mikael Sandberg

This query will get you all issues in the project that has at least one pull request associated with it:

project = JRA AND development[pullrequests].all > 0

Kelly Hawke

Thank you!!!! This helped. I'm a novice coder :-)

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