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Issue history in next-gen projects?

vegabeyond

Hi,

Is there any place I can see the history of each issues in next-gen projects? Just like when it is moved to which column.

What I can do currently is add a date data in the issue type and set a rule in the board to automatically update it when move to some column. The problem of this is I now have too many date data under the issue type, which makes it look heavy. And since I have several projects, no next-gen templates makes me to set the same rules for each of the project.

Thanks very much!

Accepted answers

Alexey Matveev

Hello,

I attached a screenshot on how to see an issue history:

Screenshot 2018-11-08 at 08.30.12.png If you want to create a template for multiple next-gen projects, then you should use classic projects.

Zoryana Bohutska _SaaSJet_

Hi @vegabeyond,

I'd like to propose the solution - the add-on Issue History for Jira Cloud

It shows the history of all changes that had been made with specific issues.

Plug-in allows:
- Get the changes log ordered by the date.
- Use filters to select issues list.
- Set columns to show different fields on the report grid.
- Apply custom date range to filter results.

At the Atlassian Marketplace you can get more information about the add-on and try the trial version of it.

If you have any question, please contact me directly zoryana@saasjet.com.

All comments

Alexey Matveev

Hello,

I attached a screenshot on how to see an issue history:

Screenshot 2018-11-08 at 08.30.12.png If you want to create a template for multiple next-gen projects, then you should use classic projects.

vegabeyond

Thanks for the screenshot! It helps a lot

For the template thing, currently we would still update for each one, since the classic one is too heavy for our team, compare to the work to setup issues and rules. And the UI of next-gen actually make people willing to use it haha