Jack Hunter _HeroCoders_ Atlassian Partner

HI @Mahesh Kallepalli You can also try Issue Checklist Pro or its free version Issue Checklist Free. They both come with a variety of useful features, including date/time when the item was added or marked completed (as presented in the documentation). Cheers, Jack

Hello Piotr, This is a "must have" feature and located on the "short term" backlog. It is a crucial behavior for proper and precise time tracking, especially in "automated" mode that Clockwork supports. It is hard to share any ETA as it depends on too many things, and the team doesn't want to disappoint you or anyone else…

Clockwork can do this as well. It is a free app. 

Better late than never, so: * Checklist data is stored for 90 days after uninstallation, so you can re-install the app and see all the data. * Checklist data is not visible after plugin uninstallation. * If you want us to remove the data sooner, simply contact us and we will do so. * Checklist data is also stored in the…

Hi @VMA Nordic, Clockwork Automated Timesheet Free does exactly what you need. It is a free app. By default, Clockwork also allows to start/stop timer manually with Start/Stop buttons, but you can disable that in the configuration. There are other time tracking apps available in Atlassian Marketplace that can help you with…

@Noemi Escutia, it looks like it is not what you need, indeed If you can convince your Jira admin to install Issue Checklist Free, then you will get this:

"I will have to create a workaround given that I want every user story to have it's own AC" That is available through the Checklist plugins too and is much easier than handling AC through Description. Please try the Issue Checklist Free - it costs nothing. It will surely do the job, and you will like it much more than the…

Hi @Noemi Escutia, You are right. Every user story can get its acceptance criteria. You can freely add it to the story or load a predefined set of criteria. You can also configure the project, so every user story gets the same set of criteria automatically when a story is created (it can be later adjusted/customized).…

Hi @Noemi Escutia, Here are the example screenshots: You might be very interested in following features regarding Acceptance Criteria: * default checklist (per project and issue type if necessary) * blocking issue resolving if not all checklist items are completed * mention a user Cheers, Jack

Hello @Noemi Escutia, Issue Checklist Free or its paid sibling Issue Checklist Pro can help you with Acceptance Criteria and Definition of Done. They both come with a set of useful features - all of them available right after the installation without any configuration required. Give any of the apps a try and leave a…

Issue Checklist Free is another alternative/workaround to the lack of subtask in Next-Gen projects. It is a free app that offers the ability to convert checklist items to the top-level issues. Converting items to sub-tasks is on the roadmap, but it is doable even today with the help of automation plugins since all…

Just in case you use Next-Gen projects, time tracking is not available there. Using third-party add-ons is the only solution in that case.

Hi @Samantha Sieverling, That is not possible right now due to Atlassian API limitations, but I will come back to you with a decent workaround in a few weeks. Please stay tuned. Cheers, Jack

@samitha, that's correct. Next-Gen projects lack time tracking at the moment. You can vote the following issue: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-17447 In the meantime, you can try one of the time tracking apps from Atlassian Marketplace. You might want to pick the one that stores time tracking in Jira worklog so…

It is rather "flexibility" that brought you to Jira ecosystem I think. 

@Ian M, you can use Jira Classic projects with all their beauty and rich feature set (including sub-tasks).

@Ryan Newnan, The Next-Gen support is on the short-term backlog. When it comes to the errors, would you let us know the details so we can work on fixing the problem? Please contact us through support@herocoders.com, and we will help. Thanks, Jack 

Hi @samitha, Is the problem affecting Next-Gen projects maybe?

@Jack Brickey, @Elifcan Cakmak thank you for choosing Issue Checklist! We pay a lot of attention to details of implemented functionality which hopefully makes a difference. I believe you will like Issue Checklist even more with the new features that we plan to release in the coming weeks and months (checklist item statuses…

You might also switch time tracking to automated mode, so time is logged automatically when the user transitions an issue. Let me know if it is something that you are interested in and I will explain it in more details. Cheers, Jack

Thanks @Community Manager. I tried to be helpful and relevant but I guess the links are breaking the guidelines? I will avoid linking the product page if not directly asked. Cheers, Jack

Hi Lars, What about using a checklist of DoD attached to the issue and blocking issue resolving if checklist/DoD is not completed? The completed checklist could play the role of completeness from a development perspective while moving the issue to Done could mean accepting an issue (or the other way around). Overall, the…

Hi @[deleted], There are no built-in acceptance criteria handling in Jira so you need to use a substitute. The few possible ways are: * add acceptance criteria in the Description field and use available formatting * add a multiline custom field named Acceptance Criteria * use a third-party app. When comes to third-party…

Hello @Daniel Flynn, Jira time tracking works in a purely manual way so you need to select "Log Work" action and type the amount of time you want to log. Fortunately, there are apps available in Atlassian Marketplace that can automate this process for you, e.g. Clockwork Automated Timesheets (it is a free app). Clockwork…

@Danielle Koran, just FYI that you can get time tracking in Nex-Gen projects with the help of apps, e.g. Clockwork. It is a free app that logs time to Jira Worklog so when time tracking is implemented in Next-Gen you will be able to switch to native Jira solution without losing the data. 

Hi @Beslan Gadzhiev, Time tracking is not yet available in Next-Gen projects so it is worth to go and vote the corresponding request: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-17447 Please note that third-party apps can still add time tracking to Next-Gen projects. Clockwork Automated Timesheet provides standard features…

Hi @Ewa In that case, you can consider the Start/Stop timer concept, very popular in external time trackers. Jira cannot do it natively but you can try a free app Clockwork Automated Timesheet and its manual mode which gives the timer buttons. This way you can switch between issues and Start/Stop timer as many times as you…

Actually, we also offer a free solution now: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1220209/issue-checklist-free?hosting=cloud&tab=overview

Hello @Alicia Pino, I cannot see a built-in checklist on my side in the Next-Gen project so you might see some new feature that Jira provides. Please note that the following icon in New Issue View is related to sub-tasks and not a checklist. When comes to the checklist, I can propose an Issue Checklist Free provided by my…

Valuable article, indeed. In our company, we use a combination of Jira and Confluence to onboard new users. Confluence holds content to read like introduction tutorials, FAQ, etc. while Jira allows us to track the onboarding process and make sure it is completed on time. Jira issue represents a single user onboarding, so:…