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How to generate a report of the individual and average elapsed time between statuses in a workflow?

Isaac "Link" Linkletter, A-CSM

I'm trying to do some pipeline length calculations, and I'd like to determine the length of time between each status in the workflow (i.e. from "Groomed" to "In Progress" or from "Done" to "Released") for individual tickets, as well as the Epic or Project as a whole.

Desired Outputs

ISS-1234 "Groomed" to "In Progress", 5 days
EPC-4 "In Progress" to "In Test", 26 issues, 3 days average
Project X "Backlog" to "Groomed", 453 issues, 29 days average

Accepted answers

Thomas Deiler_db00h3

Dear @Isaac "Link" Linkletter, A-CSM ,

Eventually this could help: https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/JCHART/overview

So long

Thomas

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Thomas Deiler_db00h3

Dear @Isaac "Link" Linkletter, A-CSM ,

Eventually this could help: https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/JCHART/overview

So long

Thomas

Isaac "Link" Linkletter, A-CSM

That looks like a great plugin, and I'll certainly suggest it to our Administrators, but in the meanwhile, is there a less graceful solution that I could cobble together using the features already present in Jira?

Thomas Deiler_db00h3

Dear @Isaac "Link" Linkletter, A-CSM ,

the point is, that aggregation of "time in a status" with several transitions back and fourth is not possible with JQL.

The information is all in the history of one issue, but you need to do this on your own.

So long

Thomas

Isaac "Link" Linkletter, A-CSM

Thanks Thomas!

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