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Hi @Abhishek Saharan , This is mostly because the PATH variable inside the bamboo task does not include yarn and node. Add "echo $PATH" path command into your bamboo task and compare the result with the one when you login to the server.

Hi @Ashok Chotai and welcome to Community! Unfortunately, displaying each status time is not a built-in feature inside Jira. Our team at Bloompeak developed Status Time app for this exact need. It provides time passed on each status. You can group any subset of statuses and get cycle time too. Additionally, it support…

Hi @Ignacio A , As far as I know, updatedDate field stores the last update date of the issue. So, your request is not possible with jql.

Hi @Marianne Miller , Yes, it requires additional plugin. It is the report page of Status Time plugin. You can see it action in the online demo.

Hi @Alexander Boluarte Reátegui , You can try grouping functionality of Status Time app developed by our team. By default the app displays how long issues have been stayed on each status. But you can group the report by any field(in your case reporter). And get a report as below. | Reporter| Issue Count | | client1 | 5 | |…

Hi @Francisco Osuna , You can try Status Time app developed by our team. Apart from various other reports, It provides report on status entry dates as well as how long issues have been stayed on each status. Below is the online demo link, you can see it in action and try. Hope it helps. https://status-time.bloompeak.io/demo

Hi @Jocelyn Hively , To get the resolution time of tickets you can use Status Time app developed by our team. It provides report on how long each issue has stayed on each status(E.g ToDo, In Progress, Closed). There is the grouping functionality inside the app, so that you can group To Do and In Progress statuses as…

@Uma Sanjeevi, Yes, it is possible. You can define which status you would like to report on. See the below screenshot on how to do it. By the way, there is a tree structure as below in community answers and you replied to under other answers. Because of it, initially I missed your question. -Your question |__Answers1…

@Uma Sanjeevi, Here is the marketplace link for the app. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/1221826 I will appreciate if you accept my answer.

Hi @Uma Sanjeevi , Yes it is a plugin that must be purchased. But, as in all other marketplace apps, there is 1 month trial period without any payment.

Hi @Shubham C , Below Jira REST API returns all filters. It returns jql for each filter too. Then you can search for a and b in the response. https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/api-group-filters/#api-rest-api-3-filter-search-get

Yes, Atlassian marketplace is not working at the moment. See the status page for details. https://developer.status.atlassian.com/

Hi @Swami Dridapada , There is a jira server app for that specific need. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211849/assets-and-inventory-plugin-for-jira?hosting=datacenter&tab=overview

Hi @Uma Sanjeevi , Unfortunately, the report you are looking for is not built-in inside Jira. Our team at Bloompeak developed Status Time app for this exact need. Once you enter your working calendar into the app, it takes your working schedule into account too. That is, "In Progress" time of an issue opened on Friday at 5…

Hi @Karthik Sriraman , There are marketplace apps that provide you audit log for deleted issues. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?hosting=cloud&query=deleted%20issues

Hi @Gabriel Carvajal , As Kat mentioned "status CHANGED BEFORE" is the only hint for you case. But as far as I understood, you also want to filter by "from" and "to" values. Unfortunately it is not possible with Jira Query Language. But the data is available in Jira Rest API. It provides the exact status transition date…

Hi @Nitzan Matzkevich , You can seach ticket by below jql. created >= -2d order by created DESC -2d means in the last 2 days.

Yes, you are right @Jack Brickey . I missed that point.

@Luis Zuniga, another alternative might be to use Jira Rest api. The data is available in Jira Rest API. It provides the exact status transition date and time for each issue. It returns json as below, then you need to extract and calculate for each issue.

Hi @Admin_SoundAlignment , Atlassian recently introduced the trash feature for projects. It will keep deleted projects and its issues in trash for 60 days. So that you can recover a deleted project in 60 days. However, if you delete only the issues, the deleted issues are lost forever. For that specific need, we built…

Hi @Ayman Hraghi , Atlassian recently introduced the trash feature for projects. It will keep deleted projects and its issues in trash for 60 days. So that you can recover a deleted project in 60 days. However, if you delete only the issues, the deleted issues are lost forever. For that specific need, we built Restore…

Hi @Luis Zuniga , The report you are looking for is not built-in inside Jira. Our team at Bloompeak developed Status Time app for the exact need. It takes your working schedule into account too. That is, "In Progress" time of an issue opened on Friday at 5 PM and closed on Monday at 9 AM, will be a few hours rather than 3…

Hi @Mike D , The data you need is available in Jira Rest API. It provides the exact status transition date and time for each issue. It returns json as below, then you need to extract and calculate. Or you can try a marketplace app which does the extraction and calculation for you. Our team at Bloompeak developed Status…

Hi @Petr AST , For your second question, you can try Status Time app. It provides various reports and one of them is average status time. You can group the report by issue creation month and get average resolution time per month. See the online demo or preconfigured average report url of the demo. Hope it helps.

Hi @subham saurabh , Basic authentication is deprecated. See the below notice for the details. https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/deprecation-notice-basic-auth-and-cookie-based-auth/

Hi @Avi Falah , You can do it by git hooks. Below see the Atlassian documentation for it. Hope it helps. https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/git-hooks

Hi Hakan, You can start from "Best practices for teams using Jira Service Desk" part of the below document. https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-desk-cloud/resources/ Kolay gelsin.

Hi @Rado , You can use Status Time app. It lists total time in each status along with status count. You can extract the report into csv and get average time in each status by dividing total time to status count in excel. The app will provide a table similar to the below. | Issue Key | In Progress | In Testing | #In…

Hi @victoria cole , You can try Status Time app developed by our team at Bloompeak. It provides various reports and one of them is status time. * First, you group statuses(E.g open, in progress) to get a list of resolution time of issues. * Then you take average or sum of resolution times by grouping issues by any field(in…

Hi @Vladislav , As alternative you can try below apps. Status Time: It provides various reports. One of them is assignee time. It also takes into account your working hours. That is, once you define your working hours and holidays into the app, then assignee time for a ticket created on Friday at 5 PM and closed on Monday…