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Thanks Bartosz, that’s a fair distinction. A checklist makes sure nothing is forgotten before Done, but it doesn’t prove who signed off. To answer your question: they all had Jira accounts, but the actual approvals happened in email and at CAB. In Jira they only left comments. So the ticket never showed a clear “approved”…
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Fair point, and well made. The API route is for teams with a developer handy; nobody should need one for a monthly export. Glad the gadget is back. When you look at other options, two things worth checking so this doesn't happen again: that the app reads Jira's own worklogs (so your history is already there and nothing…
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@eb the columns you listed are all native Jira fields, so most of that monthly report can be rebuilt without any gadget: Monthly list, saved by name: save a filter such as worklogDate >= startOfMonth(-1) AND worklogDate < startOfMonth(), name it ("Worklogs – September 2026") and share it. In list view use Configure columns…
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Chandra, since you're an admin: Settings → Apps → Manage apps shows whether the Gebsun app is still licensed and enabled; if it's dead, uninstalling it removes the broken tab from the board. Your logged hours are native Jira worklogs, so nothing is lost either way. What that report gave you, natively: Filter: project =…
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Whatever happens with the vendor, your hours are not lost: that app only reads Jira's own worklogs, which are still on your issues. While the tab is down, a per-person weekly view is doable natively: Save a filter: project = KEY AND worklogDate >= startOfWeek() AND worklogDate <= endOfWeek(). In list view add the Σ Time…
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Adding one native method for the piece Josh flagged as missing, hours per person per week. JQL can't sum worklogs, but the REST API can list them: GET /rest/api/3/search/jql?jql=worklogDate >= startOfWeek() AND worklogDate <= endOfWeek()&fields=worklog returns each matching work item's worklogs with author, started date…
