Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @Don Hames, No, the gadget does not have any link to Plans. You should configure it with a filter/JQL that includes all the issues (stories, tasks, etc) from all the projects/teams working on the global release. It's up to you what JQL to use. For example, if you have a same value for the "Fix version/s" field across…

Sorry to intervene, but this is really not about "WBS Chart plugin", it is about our Great Gadgets plugin. See also the gadget documentation here and the answer that I provided. Regards, Danut.

Hi @Chavali_ HemanthSubbarao, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. With the latest app versions is possible to add fields like Assignee and Original Estimate in this gadget. You could try using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by…

Hi @Don Hames, As far as I know, sharing releases across projects is supported in the Plans (aka Advanced Roadmaps) feature, which is available in the Jira Cloud Premium subscription. But if you don't have a good method of tracking overall progress (across all projects, not on a project basis), you could look for…

Hi @Sandeep Gowda, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Have a look over the Atlassian documentation available here: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/understand-backlog-insights-in-company-managed-projects/ Basically, this chart calculates the average velocity for the past 5 sprints. In your case, I…

Hi @Sherwin Soriano, You could try using JQL queries like this: "Time to resolution" = breached() "Time to resolution" = completed() If you need something more advanced, you could search for a plugin on Atlassian Marketplace. If you consider this option, our Great Gadgets app offers some gadgets that let you measure the…

Hi @serge calderara, Oh, I see. Indeed, the filtering capabilities in that List view are limited as it does not support JQL. Unfortunately I don't see a solution based on this view :( An option would be to search for a plugin on Atlassian Marketplace, that provides such view. In case you consider this option and would be…

Hi @Bhanu Nitish, There should be a Jira native Sprint Burndown Gadget in your gadgets directory. I checked on my instance and it is available. Please double-check. But this Jira gadget idisplays only the burndown chart, not the sprint report. If you want something better, you could search for a plugin (app) on Atlassian…

Hi @Justin, "Story Points Estimate" is a relatively new field, which Atlassian introduced along with the team-managed projects - a new type of projects in Jira that have their own configuration settings. Not sure why they decided to use a new field instead of using the existing "Story Points" field, which was already…

Hi @serge calderara, Try not to exclude the epics from the filter; exclude only the issues under those epics by their filtering by their status. Adjust your filter with something like this: OR issueType = Epic so that the epics will always be displayed. Danut. 

Hi @serge calderara, "An overview board in order to manage the progress of all the 4 team project in a single view" could be easily achieved by creating a dashboard in Jira with all the necessary gadgets on it that displays the information PMO would like to see. Jira offers some native gadgets that could be useful for your…

Hi @Chetan_N, Welcome to the Atlassian community! Unfortunately this is not possible with the Jira's native gadgets. A solution would be to search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app (addon) that provides a gadget capable to perform this type of calculations. If you consider the idea of using an addon, our Great…

Hi @Alison Files, You could also try a JQL like this: "Time to resolution" < elapsed("90h") or maybe "Time to resolution" != breached() Unfortunately the elapsed() JQL function does not support days, but you could transform 90d in your (90*24 = 2160h). For something better, you could consider using a plugin from Atlassian…

Hi @andrew.rockwell, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I'm afraid that this cannot be done by using Jira's default reports or gadgets. Most likely you will need a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace. If you consider the option of using a plugin, take a look over our Great Gadgets app because it offers some gadgets that…

Hi @paul, Welcome to the community! I'm afraid that Jira cannot do this with its default tools. You could try the report mentioned by Bill, but most likely you will need plugin from an Atlassian Marketplace. If you consider the idea of using a plugin, you could have a look over our Great Gadgets app, which offers some…

Hi @Amy Chamberlain, Indeed, you can use the Jira REST API end-points to get the change log of the issues. You could use this REST API end-point to get the changelogs for an issue: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v2/api-group-issues/#api-rest-api-2-issue-issueidorkey-changelog-get Also endpoints…

Hi @Ylan Muller, I'm afraid that the Jira's native gadgets are limited and they cannot display such info. My advice is to try looking for an app on Atlassian Marketplace. In case you decide to try an app, our Great Gadgets app offers some useful gadgets for you needs. Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget - can display number…

Hi @MAX, I assume that you are in Jira Server or Data Center (not Cloud). The documents are linked to Jira issues as remote links. Unfortunately, native JQL cannot search for remote links. There's no built-in field or function like hasRemoteLink() or similar... I asked ChatGPT for a potential solution based on…

Hi @MAX, What is the "Documents Tree" that you are referring to? Is is the one introduced by our Documents for Jira plugin? Danut.

Hi @Saad Ahmad, It might be possible to obtain a chart (not a table) by using the Jira's Cumulative Flow Diagram report available in your agile board, configured with a quick filter that returns only the epics. But it is pretty limited in term of grouping the data and does not seem to show the totals... For something…

Hi @George Mazurkiewicz, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! A solution is the Pie Chart gadget of Jira, but as you said you will need a gadget and a filter for each assignee, which is not ideal. You could eventually try the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget of Jira, configured by Assignee and Status, but this will…

Hi @Kashif_ Muhammad, As you can see, at this moment it is not possible to export the Jira's Control Chart report data in Excel. But, if you consider the option of using a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace, our Great Gadgets app offers a Control Chart gadget which is similar to the Jira's report but it is more configurable…

Hi @Julian Haines, If you don't manage to get this done with the existing plugin, you could try also the macros offered by our Great Gadgets app for Confluence. Pivot Table & Pivot Chart macro - can display the issues grouped by type and a date field (in this example Created date) If you want a cumulative chart, the…

Hi @Vladimir Pavlovic, I recommend taking a look over our Great Gadgets app. It allows building powerful dashboards in Jira for tracking tickets, projects and for reporting in general. Have a look over this…

Hi @Megan Liou, Both approaches can work. But I would go with a single Jira project with 3 components: US, EMEA, APAC. And eventually a 4th component Global. The Component field must be set as a required field and added to the issue creation/view screens. This will simplify the administration, will align the workflows…

Hi @Kenny Grant, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Unfortunately, you can't do this using the built-in Jira reports or gadgets. You will need an add-on from Atlassian Marketplace. If you consider the option of using an add-on, our Great Gadgets app has a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that will allow you to display the…

Hi @Michael Kaufmann, I'm afraid that it is not possible to display this aggregated data with the default tools of Jira & Confluence; you will need a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace. If you consider the idea of using a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that allows you to calculate…

Hi @Jesse Allen, You could try using the Jira's Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget to get the number of tickets per assignee in every sprint. All you have to do is to configure it with a filter that returns the issues and set statistics by Assignee and Sprint. Unfortunately this gadget cannot calculate by total story…

Jira does not provide a gadget like this, but if you guys moved to Cloud already and consider the option of using a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace, this can be easily done by using Recent Commits gadget offered by our DevOps Gadgets app. Danut.

Hi @Hans Meijer, Are you still on Server or moved to Cloud already? Jira does not provide a gadget for this. But in case you consider the idea of using a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace, on Jira Cloud this is possible by using our DevOps Gadgets app, which provides a Recent Pull Requests gadget. Danut.