Tuncay Senturk _Snapbytes_ Community Champion

Hi @Simon Teppett We are still gathering customer needs in order to implement a generic solution. Could you please raise a ticket here so that our support engineer would have a call with you to get exact needs? Thanks

You're welcome @Jamil Rahimov 

Hi @Jamil Rahimov If you are using the script in a workflow post function and in the script you're creating 4 issues, the transition will take longer than usual causing frustrated users. Have you thought to create each issue in separate threads? If you do so, you'll create issues in parallel and also they won't wait your…

Hi @Johnson Anthony Welcome to the community. You can't have that data directly from either Jira or database without analyzing issues' change histories. Enhancer Plugin for Jira has Time Between Statuses custom field on which you can configure to track time between Open till resolution excluding Reopened (if you want). It…

Nice one! Otherwise you will have a plugin jar file including the servicedesk jar ;)

Hi @Sandra Bratt Welcome to the community! There is no out-of-the-box feature for resource planning. But you can check apps on Atlassian Marketplace such as * Big Picture * Tempo Planner Tuncay

Hi @Ron Becker Have you checked JEP Time in Status documentation here? You can use the custom field in your JQL searches. >= 4d<br><br>"Time in Waiting for support" >= timeSpentBy("5d",<span> </span>"agrant",<span> </span>"jevans",<span> </span>"hjennings")<br><br>"Time in In progress"<span> </span>>=…

I see @Ron Geens I'm afraid, you have to write some script to achieve that. 

Hi @Ron Geens Welcome to the community. You have to use an app for such a field/gadget. One option (as I am one of the folks behind Snapbytes) is Enhancer Plugin for Jira. * Time Between custom field makes it simple to get that value. You can search against this field and export to excel so that you can make any operation,…

Hi, Addition to @Petter Gonçalves questions which would give us a clue: 4. What is the type of custom field with the id of 10226?

Hi @robert.nadon You can use any Jira gadget within Confluence by registering as the external gadget. Here you can see detailed explanation regarding the external gadgets.

Hi @Falguni Patel Welcome to the community. If you are using Script Runner, you can try a JQL similar to below one. type = Feature and issueFunction in linkedIssuesOf("type = Story", "link-name-to-story") Hope it helps Tuncay

Hello @Jagruti Mhetre I do not know much about using JQL in Behaviours but you can use slaFunction = isBreached() to achieve that. More info here.

Hi @Shawn Nolan Enhancer Plugin for Jira has Time Between custom field which calculates time passed between selected statuses. You can use this custom field in your JQL queries, you can also exclude paused statuses. I'm one of the folks in Snapbytes, let me know if you need further info. Tuncay

Hi @Mariana Pryshlyak According to Atlassian Community guidelines you should not No necroposting: Aka, no "raising threads from the dead." In general, avoid posting on old threads (six months or more old) simply to promote your products. Tuncay

Hi @Eri Abe Welcome to the community. You can always create a filter for your sprints and use that JQL to export data per each engineer/Jira user. To help you better, you need to clarify your needs. First, are you using server hosting type or cloud? You can use out-of-the-box gadgets and reports to get some KPI metrics,…

Yeah, I also noticed those guidelines very late :) 

Hi @Aron Gombas _Midori_ As far as I know, you're violating "No necroposting" rule which is mentioned here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Marketplace-Apps-Integrations/Atlassian-Community-online-guidelines-for-Marketplace-vendors/ba-p/689723

You're very welcome!

Hi @mirunadriana The name of the table is AO_C5D949_TTS_CALENDAR

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-325

Hi @Roberto Ialino There is an issue for SLAs to be displayed in the customer portal but I don't know of an issue for showing SLAs for Jira Core or Software users. Actually, it might not be implemented, since it affects JSD licensing directly. On the other hand, if you are not bound to JSD SLAs, you can think SLA apps…

you're very welcome

You should change form method to POST in vm file. Here is the link to rest-module : https://developer.atlassian.com/server/framework/atlassian-sdk/rest-plugin-module 

Haha, I hate that hitting multiple times problem, I hope it helps. Of course you can also implement a REST endpoint and use it in your vm file in order to pass client parameters to the server side. Below I tried to add a snippet. But first you need to implement rest modeule which I already mentioned in my previous comment…

Another paid solution for this is to use Enhancer Plugin in which you can define Time Between customfield to get time passed between statuses according to your business calendar. I'm one of the folks behind Snapbytes, there might be other solutions out there.

There are two ways to pass request parameters to the server side (your Java class) * Defining servlet in atlassian-plugin.xml (https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/servlet/) In this way, you will implement a class extending HttpServlet public class MyServlet extends HttpServlet { and implement doGet()…

Hi, Actually you can pass data from Java to vm file but you can only pass data from vm to Java via servlets and using html form in vm file. If you define a servlet to listen saveCheckPoints then you can get those form parameters using HttpRequest's request.getParameter("remarks") methods. Am I missing anything?

You need to provide more info regarding your demand. But you can use below code to start import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor def issue = event.issue def customFieldManager = ComponentAccessor.getCustomFieldManager() def sprintCf = customFieldManager.getCustomFieldObject(10000) // id of Sprint customfield…

Hi @Kris Han No worries, you're not bothering at all. You can use the same code in anywhere (scripted custom field, scripted post function, behaviors, even in listeners). For instance you can implement your own scripted listener in which you can listen to any issue change and pick Sprint start date and do whatever you…