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Your welcome @Chandan Gupta please accept/upvote answer if it works for you so that others are helped as well.

Hello @Simon Singh You can try some good plugin for this though they are paid https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1216516/worklogs-report?hosting=cloud&tab=overview https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/6572/tempo-timesheets?hosting=cloud&tab=overview…

Since the states and counties won't change thus better to have an pre-filled list.

Hello @Big Jim Having the ability to have JIRA gadgets/reports on confluence page is pretty useful. I am using JIRA for reporting and all the reports are present on the Jira dashboards itself and the dashbaords are shared with respective groups/users. Now, confluence is best for managing and creating requirements as it's…

Hello @Jared Hodge Could you please elaborate a bit more on your requirement and especially the need to write code, because this is something supported out of the box by JIRA by means of "cascading select" custom field. In the custom field admin section you should be able to add a new custom field of type Cascading type…

You use the right JQL filter for this purpose. Each Jira board is showing issues based on the underlying JQL filter thus you can modify/create an JQL filter to include the Region you want to show, for example project =ABC and type = epic and Region = Sydney This gives epics which have Region set as Sydney, now you can use…

No it would be Date now = new Date() and then removalDateValue > now If removalDateValue is in future.

Another working sample here https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/ScriptRunner-find-number-of-days-between-two-custom-date-fields/qaq-p/596551

You have to use the correct APIs, try this import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor; import java.util.Date; def customFieldManager = ComponentAccessor.getCustomFieldManager(); def dateForRemoval= customFieldManager.getCustomFieldObjectByName('Date for Removal'); def removalDateValue =…

Hello @Chandan Gupta It's not supported out of the box. But I have implemented this feature quite a few times. You can use the either of the following plugins * JIRA Suite Utilities * Script Runner * Automation for JIRA Please see their docs via their Atlassian marketplace listing. And then you can decide based on your…

Hello @DarkKnightess In your filter you have to add the Task issueType in the JQL query and only then Tasks will appear on your backlog. Change your filter to project = FFF AND issuetype in (subTaskIssueTypes(), Task, Epic, Story) ORDER BY Rank A

Hello @Tom Leijen It seems you are running into this issue - https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWSERVER-13986 Editing and setting epic link requires edit permissions on both projects and not just the project where users are adding the epic link to an issue but the target epic's project as well.

Hello @Jayalakshmi TVNR Quick filters should appear as clickable labels on top of the board and not as select drop downs thus please share screenshots.

Hello @Jayalakshmi TVNR Quick filters allow you to filter issues on your board based on the JQL queries which you specify in them. https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver073/configuring-quick-filters-861254434.html

Hi @archan2000 You can click on "open in issue navigator" 4th option in your 1st screenshot and then "Move the issues" from the issue navigator view. Please read here…

For JIRA boards in Plan mode, this is an open issue. Basically if you open an story issue in the issue detail view then you can see the sum of sub-tasks after clicking on the checkbox "Include sub-tasks" but in case of plan mode/ scrum boards this is not supported. Here are couple of tickets related to this…

Hello @Raju Anumula It's not supported out of the box, but if you have script runner plugin installed, then this can be implemented by using the "Escalation Service" module of the plugin. Please read here - https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/escalation-service.html So you can write the service to move issues…

This should do the trick "Get me all the bugs whose status changed in last one hour" type = bug and status changed AFTER -1h

You can do it dynamically if you have script runner plugin installed and use the JQL functions Basically get me all the stories which were resolved within 4 weeks of creation (within a month) i.e. issueFunction in dateCompare("type=story", "created +4w > resolutionDate ")

Glad to know that @Matthew Oursler , please accept/upvote the answers so that other users are helped as well.

Please read this doc https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver077/configuring-filters-945533960.html

Hello @Matthew Oursler There is no direct relationship between product backlog and project components. As components represents project modules and different from project backlog. The only reason you see some issues with certain components on your project backlog is because the "JQL filter" configured for you board's…

If it works for you, then please upvote/accept answer so that others are helped as well.

Please go through all the sample on the link which I have shared with you.

category ANY order<span> </span>999 // set the default order of all categories to a max value <br> categoryRegex<span> </span>".*Task" order<span> </span>1 // then order all issue types whose name includes "Task" first<br>}customizeChart {

Since you are using "FixVersion" thus you can also use "regex" instead of actual hard-coded values.

Hello @Teja You have to customize the chart to have this feature, basically mention the "ordering" of the domain axis. Please see here - http://www.arsenalesystems.com/docs/display/dataplane/Customizing+Charts+and+Data+Series From the docs In the following example, instead of ordering domain categories by default using the…

Hello @Karthik Balasubramanian JIRA stores transition date information in the activity/history tab but it's not accessible out of box on the custom field. You can use the plugin "JIRA Misc custom fields" for this feature https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.innovalog.jmcf.jira-misc-custom-fields/server/overview…

Hello @Matt Stephens When you close a sprint with incomplete stories then JIRA moves them to next planned sprint or backlog but at the same time those incomplete stories are visible in the sprint statistics like Sprint report and Velocity report hence you don't need to manually remove them from sprint. During the sprint…

Hello @Matt Stephens You should not remove stories from the Sprint because incomplete stories at the end of the sprint are very helpful in revealing lot of cracks in the team-work thus big scope of improvement. In JIRA in "velocity chart" you can easily see the committed vs completed points. If the team continuously…