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Hi @Victor Tobon , As an alternative, you can try Status Time app developed by our team. It provides reports on how much time passed in each status, status entry dates and status count. Once you enter your working calendar into the app, it takes your working schedule into account too. That is, "In Progress" time of an…

Hi @Ricardo Serrudo , As an alternative you can try Manage Users for Jira Cloud app developed by our team. It lists all users then you can search and sort them by name, last activity date. You can activate/deactivate users individually or in bulk. Hope it helps.

Hi @Philip Colmer , There is no REST API but there is the export CSV functionality as in the below screenshot. Or as an alternative you can try Manage Users for Jira Cloud app developed by our team. It lists all users then you can search and sort them by name, last activity date. You can activate/deactivate users…

Hi @Peter A. Menzel TSA TSAE , welcome to the community! Upon your question here in community we extended our Jira app to support Confluence as well. You can try Manage Users for Jira Cloud developed by our team. It lists all users then you can search and sort them by name, last activity date. You can activate/deactivate…

Hi @Arrvid Carlson , For time on task, you can try Status Time app developed by my team. It provides reports on how much time passed in each status. It is secure by design because it neither stores nor processes issue data on its servers. It is also Cloud Security participant. That is it offers verified security by…

Hi @dhiman.das , If you want to deactivate users one by one then you can use Jira itself. The user management link is at the top right hand side as in the below screenshot. If you need bulk deactivation/activation then you can try Manage User for Jira app developed by our team. It lists all users then you can search and…

Hi @Z Rose De Chavez , This is not possible within the built-in features of Jira. For this exact need, we developed Manage User for Jira app. It lists all users then you can search and sort them by name, active status. You can activate/deactivate users individually or in bulk. Hope it helps.

Hi @Yulia Trakhtenberg , Welcome to the community! I hope "change to" along with "during" works. status changed to "In Development" during ("2021-08-01 ", "2021-08-31 ") If it works, please feel free to mark this as accepted answer.

Hi @Pablo Bernardo , For this exact need we developed Status Time app. It provides reports on how much time passed in each status, status entry dates and status count. 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…

Hi @Luke Swannell , For this exact need we developed Status Time app. It provides reports on how much time passed in each status, status entry dates and status count. 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…

Hi @Arundev N B , There is no limiting functionality yet in Jira JQL. It is added as a feature request but not implemented https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-31384. As an alternative, you can try appending "order by created" into your jql and select the first one from the returned records.

Hi @Niranjan Deshpande , For this exact need we developed Status Time app. It provides reports on how much time passed in each status. It has the grouping of statuses functionality so that you can get cycle/lead time reports. Once you enter your working calendar into the app, it takes your working schedule into account…

Hi @Andrew Lighten , For the issues updated by you in the last 10 days, you can use the below JQL. Just replace TheUserName with your jira user name. issueKey in updatedBy(TheUserName, "-10d") Then, encode the above jql(eg. using https://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/dencoder/) and append to Jira Rest API as below.…

Hi @Bud Herz , For the sake of simplicity I assume that your workflow has New, In Development, In Testing and Done statuses for stories. Unless all the bugs are solved, the story should not be set to Done status. Then measuring the status duration from "In Development" to "Done" for the story itself will be enough. This…

Hi @Vish , Unfortunately, it is not possible to recover a deleted issue in Jira Cloud. Once it is deleted it is gone forever. As a solution, we developed Restore Deleted Issues app which keeps track of deleted issues and allow you to recover them. In order for the app to work, the app must have been installed at the time…

Hi @Venkata Mahalakshmi Priyanka Kandula , 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, then you need to calculate it by coding which parses issue history rest api json for each issue. Or you can search for marketplace apps which…

Hi @Andrew Boeger , Welcome to the community! You can check the format of json first by calling the issue get rest API. * First set the custom field value manually using Jira UI. * Then call the get issue rest API to get the json format. Hope it helps.

Yes it would be better if filtering on inputting into header of the column. As an alternative, you can * save search as filter with name "filter by reporter". * Then the saved filter will be listed on the left side bar for future access * in the future, after opening saved filter you can type reporter name and search.

Hi @Terry , Unfortunately, it is not possible to recover a deleted issue in Jira Cloud. Once it is deleted it is gone forever. As a solution, we developed Restore Deleted Issues app which keeps track of deleted issues and allow you to recover them. In order for the app to work, the app must have been installed at the time…

Assuming you are using cloud, you can create api token from your profile page. https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens

Hi @Vipin Rai , You can accomplish it by calling issue update rest API. The json body of the http request should include status value. You can check the format of json first by calling the issue get rest API.

Hi @Brian Fisher , As far as I understood, you are looking for a filtering instead of sorting. You can use the advanced search option to filter results by any column, in your case by reporter. Here is the documentation for it:…

Hi @FUJIMOTO , 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, then you need to calculate it by coding which parses issue history rest api json for each issue. Or you can search for marketplace apps which does the same for you. One of…

Hi @Abhilasha Seth , In the past, as part of quarterly user recertification process, we were manually checking last activity dates on Jira and Confluence and deactivating inactive users one by one. To make this process more straightforward, we developed Manage User for Jira app. You can search users, sort them by name, by…

Hi @Branka Stojnic , Pricing calculation is same for all plugins and it is based on total number of Jira users regardless of your actual plugin users/projects.

Hi @JJ , Most probably, Jira built-in Average Time In Status dashboard gadget is using issue history to calculate the time in status report. That might be the reason of skewed report. As an alternative you can try Status Time app which is developed for this exact need and provides fine-grained reporting functionalities…

Hi @Catalina Martinez S , It is not possible using the built-in JQL functionalities of Jira. So we developed Status Time marketplace app for this exact need. It provides reports on how much time passed in each status, status entry dates and status count. Once you enter your working calendar into the app, it takes your…

Hi @Shantu Chatterjee , There might be a problem with the filter, other than that your config seems ok. As an alternative you can use Status Time app which is developed for this exact need. It provides reports on how much time passed in each status, status entry dates and status count. Once you enter your working calendar…

Hi @Shantu Chatterjee , Could you please share the screenshot for both the gadget view and configure screens?

Hi @thunchanok Suphapha , You can only restore it, if you are in Jira Premium plan. In premium, there is the trash feature for deleted projects.