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Hi everyone! @Ivan Monma, when a comment is edited in Jira Cloud, the changelog doesn't include its previous version. Charlie Misonne, thank you for recommending the Issue History for Jira (Work Item History) app from my team! It really can help in such a case. After the app is installed and comment tracking is activated,…
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Hi @Marios Theodoulou! You can use this JQL query to find all tasks in the Design project where time has been logged: project = "Design" AND timespent > 0 This will display all work items with recorded time spent. For example, you will get such a report: If you want reports that are both detailed and simple to use, try the…
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Hi Puneet Gupta! I recommend trying Time & Cost Tracker for Jira app from my team, which helps you see the real progress of your project by tracking the current status of each task and the time spent on them. Unlike the reports in Jira, this app records time for tasks at any stage, not only when they are "Closed". For…
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Hi @asadiq, You can find description changes in the story history, but it doesn't save the formatting (for example, tables). Additionally, you can try using Issue History for Jira (Work Item History) app from my team. It allows you to see the deleted descriptions and revert them if needed. If you know the exact work item…
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Hi @Dharmender Yadav ! Issue History for Jira app from my team may be able to help you with this. It tracks changes over time and can show when issues were added to or removed from a sprint, including after the sprint has begun. Also, it helps to see the issues where the sprint was changed. Additionally, the app…
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I'm glad I could help. 😊
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Hi @Gary, You’re right, the standard search and CSV export don’t show transition dates automatically. Every issue’s history contains that information, though manually collecting it from many issues would take a lot of time. I can recommend you try to use Issue History for Jira (Work Item History) app from my team. Using…
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Hi @Agransh_Anand ! If you need to monitor user activity in Jira, maybe this article can help you find the best solution: 3 ways to see user activity in Jira I hope it will be useful for you!
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Hi @Eric Satterthwaite , You can take a look at Issue History for Jira app from my team. It proposes great capabilities for exporting multiple issues from Jira. For example, you can use the Table View of the app, choose the filters related to the needed project and date range, add columns like Labels and Components, and…
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Hey @Dhrubajyoti Chakraborty! Really, right now, no API or webhook exists to notify when an issue is deleted in Jira. Once an issue is deleted, it's permanently removed and can't be retrieved with the help of native Jira functionality. You can try using the Issue History for Jira app from my team as a workaround. It will…
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Hi @Chris Peake! If I understood correctly, you need to monitor the exact number of issues in Jira's specific status and date range. I recommend you try Issue History for Jira app from my team. This app allows you to easily track all the changes made to issues. The app provides a Chart View that allows the monitoring of…
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Hi @Joshua Stokes! Thanks for your interest in Issue History for Jira app! As with other Marketplace apps, billing for Issue History is set by the maximum licensed users, not the number of active users. So, if you have 500 Jira Premium licenses, the subscription cost for our app would be based on the 500-user tier. We…
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Hi @Fernando Waisfeld , Yes, it is possible to see the time each user spent on various issues, but Jira lacks detailed reports for each user without extra tools. Since time tracking reports collect the total time spent by all users on each issue, it’s not easy to view it by a single user. For such detailed data, I suggest…
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Hi @Jeniffer Kamaraj, Unfortunately, Jira's native JQL can't show you the difference between "Created" and "Resolved" issues in one query, because JQL just pulls up lists of issues, not stuff like counts or trends. However, you can look for issues that were created or closed in a certain time frame by running two different…
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Hi @Chuck Kandzierski ! Basic time tracking and export features in Jira are quite poor when breaking down worklogs by individual user over a set period. By default, Jira aggregates all time spent per issue, without granular user-level reporting or date filters. To get the time spent by each employee individually for a…
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Hi @Philipp Miller ! I recommend checking out Time & Cost Tracker for Jira by SaaSJet. It can help you with the pain points you mentioned: ✅ Time recording. Users can: * View all issues they’ve logged time on recently * See issues assigned to them * Log time easily * Edit or delete their own time entries ✅ Clear time…
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Hi! I recommend you look at Time & Cost Tracker for Jira from my team. This add-on offers extensive features that can be suitable for your needs: * Tracking of time: It captures fine-grained time logs and makes it possible to consolidate the reporting. * Budget management: You can set a monthly time budget and monitor…
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Hi! Yes, it is possible to generate and automatically receive a monthly user activity report in Confluence, but not natively in all versions. Usually, you’ll be required to use a third-party app or automation through API.
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Hi! Comprehensive audit logging, such as user-initiated activities like permission changes, is only available in the Jira Enterprise plan. The built-in audit logging is more limited for those on the Jira Premium plan. It does not offer the granular, organization-wide audit capabilities in the Enterprise plan. If you are…
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Hi, @Kelvin Chua! Thanks for your question! Mel Policicchio (senior product marketing manager of Ecosystem Trust at Atlassian), will provide an overview of Atlassian's recent and upcoming investments in Marketplace security and compliance. I will discuss a few key points on tracking changes and restoring deleted issues…
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Hi! Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I can recommend you start learning Jira with these courses offered by Atlassian University: * Get the Most Out of Jira * Get Started Quickly with Jira * Personalize How You Work in Jira These courses provided a great introduction, helping me understand Jira’s core concepts,…
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Hi! It seems your filters operate independently instead of functioning as intended. The problem most probably results from the board's approach to managing multiple filter conditions. I can propose you to do the following: Option 1: In case your board applies filters with an AND condition, no tickets will match because a…
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Hi! Thanks!)
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Hi! In case I understood your question correctly, you can verify that the JQL query inside your jira.search_issues function contains proper specification. An inappropriate or too restrictive query can reduce the search results to show only Epic issues. When your query contains an issuetype = Epic criterion it will retrieve…
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Thank you!
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Welcome to the Community! To help you get started with Jira, here are some valuable resources: * Atlassian's "Get Started with Jira" Guide – This complete tutorial fully introduces Jira and explains setup guidance alongside essential functions and practical methods to increase productivity. * Atlassian University's "Get…
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Thanks a lot!