Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Jira does not provide any gadgets for Bitbucket. A solution would be to search for a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace that provides gadgets capable to get data from Bitbucket. For example, our DevOps Gadgets app offers various dashboard gadgets that retrieves data from Bitbucket, which can be useful for your use case,…

Hi @Guy, Most likely it is not possible to get a more friendly display of that field value during export. You could eventually replace those status IDs in the exported Excel file by obtaining their corresponding names via this REST API endpoint (instead of using Jira…

Hi @Matthias Mödinger, The functionality that you mention seems related to a Confluence plugin. So would be best to contact the plugin vendor as a first step. If you don't manage to get this done in the way you want, you could search for alternative options such as other plugins from Atlassian Marketplace that can display…

Hi @Charisse Robison, Not sure why it does not work for you. I was testing on my system and I can see the sub-tasks on the board with both team-managed and company-managed projects. If you are on a team-managed project, make sure to set GROUP BY: Subtasks. If you are on a company-managed project, make sure to use GROUP BY:…

Hi @Gráinne, Unfortunately, Jira Cloud's velocity report is quite limited and cannot filter by specific time intervals or by sprint names. As advised already, you could look for an app on Atlassian Marketplace that offers a report or gadget capable to do this. In case you want to try an app, our Great Gadgets app offers a…

Hi @Miriam Grühn, Most likely you will need a plugin for these reports, because Jira is pretty limited in calculating such metrics. You could eventually try Jira's Control Chart report. In case you consider the idea of using an plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers many gadgets that allow measuring cycle time (time between…

Hi @Thomas Vaudry-Read, You would need the statistic by "Σ Original Estimate" in this case, but as far as I can see the Workload Pie Chart gadget of Jira does not support this field... A solution would be to search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app that provides such gadget. In case you want to use an app, our Great…

Hi @Timur, As mentioned already, this type of gadget is not available by default in Jira. A possible solution is to search for a plugin on Atlassian Marketplace that provides the gadget you need. If you consider the idea of installing a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offer a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that allows you…

Hi @Fahim Ahmed, As @John Funk mentioned, only the child issues are shown in that screen. For viewing the entire hierarchy, you could try using the List view available in each Jira project -> this will allow you to see the entire hierarchy. Another option would be to use a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace. In case you…

Hi @Marc Isikoff, Using automation to populate a custom field with epic task completions could be an option, but it is pretty difficult to implement and prone to errors. Do you consider the option of using a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace? If yes, our Great Gadgets app offer a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that…

Hi @Sara Naddaf, That chart shows the average time spent in a status for all resolved issues over the past x days. As far as I know, it looks at the Resolution field (not at the Status) when considering an issue as resolved. So please check if your issues have the Resolution field set (not empty). This might fix. Also, if…

Hi @Eric Bobo, I didn't know about this limitation of Jira. As far as I can see, there is an open ticket https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-26132 for something similar, but I don't know if it's for exactly the same case. Maybe up-voting this ticket or commenting would make Atlassian fix the problem. Or, why not,…

Hi @Venkatesh Sirpurker, Welcome to Atlassian Community. You can have one single project for all teams and one single agile board, but you need a way to filter the issues of every team. If you manage to do this, you could create quick-filters in your agile board for each team. And then, each team will activate their own…

Hi @Michelle Manbeck, Not sure what's wrong... You could contact Atlasian Support for assistance. Or, to search on Atlassian Marketplace for a Jira plugin. If you want to try a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers a Team Wallboard gadget that is capable to display your agile board grouping items in swim-lanes by epics. But…

hi @John.OHare, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Try this: * Create a filter in Jira with a JQL like this:* parentEpic= DEMO-1 - to include all issues under epic including sub-tasks * parentEpic= DEMO-1 and type in standardIssueTypes() - to include only parent tasks (stories, tasks, etc) * Save your filter and give it a…

Hi @Michelle Manbeck, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It seems that board of a team-managed project can only display the epics from that project, and the board's filter cannot be customized. A workaround would be to create a new agile board in a company-managed project starting from a saved filter that returns the…

Hi @Dirk Lachowski, You are right... Sorry, somehow I missed your answer. Danut.

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Hi @Shaun McGuire, This is not possible with the Jira native tools. A solution would be to search for an app (plugin) on Atlassian Marketplace that displays this info. In case you want to try an plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers some gadgets that offers this info and allows you to export the data in CSV. Time in Status…

Hi @Michael Szczepanski, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Try using a JQL filter like this: parentEpic = DEMO-188 or parentEpic IN (DEMO-188, DEMO-200, ...) - if you have multiple epics. This will return all the issues under the epic along with the epic itself. But the JQL will not display the issues by their hierarchy;…

Hi @Kenneth Wiley, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Unfortunately Jira does not offer such gadget. A solution would be to search for an app (plugin) on Atlassian Marketplace that provides such gadget. In case you want to try an app, our Great Gadgets app provides the gadgets that you need for tracking your weekly…

Hi @Katie Hemmer, The chart output depends on the issues returned by the filter. If you have 10 issues in Status A and 5 in Status C, it will display the numbers accordingly: Status A - 10 Status B - 5 But if the filter does not return any issues in Status C, then Status C will not be displayed at all in the gadget. It is…

Hi @imthenachoman, I'm afraid that it's not possible to display the issues in the Dependency Report based on parent-child relationships. If you're considering using a plugin and instead of using that report, you'd prefer a dashboard gadget, our Great Gadgets app could be a potential solution. Our app offers two gadgets…

Hi @Moheb Hedayat, What reports are you referring to, more exactly? If I look at the Control Chart report of Jira Cloud, it allows any time range. But if I look at the Resolution Time Report, it allows up to 300 days I think some Jira reports are limited, while some others are not. So it depends on what reports you need.…

Hi @Clark_ Ryan, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira provides all kind of gadgets and reports that your could try, but I'm afraid none of them will display the info in the format you want. The solution would be to search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app (plugin) that provides a report of gadget capable to display…

Hi @Gary Bray, To obtain "a count of issues per assignee each month" you need a plugin because Jira's native gadgets cannot display this. In case you want to use a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that display this very easy in form of table, heatmap table or chart of various types.…

Hi @Jonathan Grove, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would recommend using Jira dashboards for tracking epics through their workflow and completion. You could use some of the Jira's default gadgets such as Filter results gadget to display the epics along with their status as a table. Also, Jira native gadgets like Two…

Hi @kdifilippo, For tracking initiatives at the global level I would recommend using Jira dashboards with the right gadgets on them. The Jira dashboards can be customized in the way you want, there are many dashboards gadgets available in Jira and there are many plugins on Atlassian Marketplace that offers all kind of…

Hi @navneet budakoti, For displaying this, you need a kind of sprint velocity macro, which is capable to calculate the sum of story points based on historical data. Confluence does not have a native macro like this, so you will need to a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace. In case you consider the idea of using a plugin,…

Hi @Afrothiti Manolis, Sorry, your question is a bit unclear to me. Is "Development Complete" a date field? And what does it represent, more exactly? Could you please provide an example/sketch of how this should look like on your dashboard? Danut