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Hi Marine, You've found a real gap - Sprint Health does compute elapsed-vs-complete, but that logic is locked to the sprint object. Nothing native carries it over to fix versions or arbitrary date ranges as a percentage. Quick caveat before you wire anything up: a flat "time elapsed %" assumes linear progress - 33% of days…
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Native automation works for your case. Instance B fires "Send web request" with the Epic key + 3 field values in the payload. Instance A has an "Incoming webhook" trigger, reads {{webhookData}}, uses "For JQL" branch to find the Epic, then "Edit issue" to update. Auth via X-Automation-Webhook-Token header. Atlassian has a…
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Yeah, that was a sneaky one. Board filter sources are easy to miss in Plans. Side note: when cross-space release coordination becomes a regular thing, native Plans gets brittle. Disclosure: I'm with the team behind Release Management for Jira, which adds cross-space release packages and automated release notes on top of…
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Hi @Bruijn A_ de _Aron_ , In Plans, issue sources and release scope are two separate things. Removing spaces from "work in your plan" doesn't drop the releases tied to them. Those are scoped separately. In your Plan, open the Releases view from the left navigation. There should be a full list of versions currently scoped…
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Thanks, @Lukasz Modzelewski ! Appreciate this! @Yuri Kudin _Release Management_ and @Yuri Lapin _Release Management_ do the heavy lifting. I just write it up. A few more articles in the pipeline, so let's keep in touch.
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Hi @Harry Foreman , You've done a thorough job mapping out what's possible natively -- and you're right, Jira Cloud doesn't offer a per-status historical duration breakdown out of the box. The automation approach you built for "Days in Current Status" is about as far as native tools go. Since others in this thread have…
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We also migrated Release Management to Forge back in March. The technical part went fine. But then I sat there as the person responsible for communicating this to our customers and thought… do they actually need to know? The UX didn't change. Nothing broke. The improvements are all infrastructure-level stuff that matters…
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Great article @Prince Nyeche - ELFAPP! Appreciate the honesty about the timeline pressure. We're Release Management Apps (Y2), been on the Marketplace since 2018. We completed our Connect to Forge migration on March 21 this year. Went with "Forge with Remotes" as the first step, full "Runs on Atlassian" is the next…
