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We have a service level agreement (SLA) with our customer facing team. It says once the bug is created, within 3 business days, the status should move to at least "IN-DEV" (closed is not possible as the Queue of tickets is long).
So we have created a custom field called as "SLA breach". This field should have "YES" value if the duration between "NEW" and "IN-DEV" is longer than 3 business days (but exclude weekends).
Example:
I know the Automation and I have created the cron jobs to run every night.
My problem is -3d is not excluding the weekend. (So A bug created on Friday, is flagged as SLA breach on Monday itself as Sat and Sun are counted by system)
Can you please suggest me a JQL filter to have the SLA breach for above conditions that will exclude weekends from the counting of "3 days"?
In other words I just want to count business days.
Hi, @Dipak Naokar
I’ll try to help you. If I understand your problem correctly, it may be solved via plugins for Jira, for example, SLA Time and Report for Jira add-on. Here, if you want to count only business days and exclude weekends from the counting of "3 days", you just need to create a custom field called “SLA breach”. And this field should have "YES"value if the duration between "NEW" and "IN-DEV" is longer than 3 business days (but exclude weekends). This will perfectly work in SLA.
Here is a screenshot with possible conditions:
I hope this is what you need.
Also, this add-on is created by my SaaSJet team, so if you have any questions, I’m here to answer them.
Thanks for suggesting this app.
I have seen the details and it looks like a proper solution to the problem that I have raised.
But, the budget is a constraint hence we cannot go for the paid plug-in.
Hence I will keep looking for the answers for the JQL filters.
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@Charlie Misonne Thank you.
I am looking for the solution using the JQL. (Not plugin as that would cost a few $).
Similar problems are available here but they do not have an answer to my specific query.
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This questions has been tagged with Jira Core so I asumme you are not using Jira Service Management. Are you aware that Jira Service Management has out of the box SLA's that can run in a certain time period (during business hours, week days only, ...).
If you can't use service management:
Here is a feature request similar to your question: JRASERVER-27539
A workaround with the endofweek() function is being discussed but I don't think it applies to you.
There might be plugins capable of it but I doubt you can do it with default JQL only.
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Thanks for the quick response.
Actually the question is for "Jira software Cloud".
Let me check , if I can add or modify the tags.
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I can see you managed to change the tags. I also moved you question to Jira Software.
The default SLA's I mentioned are only available in Jira Service Management (not Jira Software) and support calendars to run an SLA in.
With Jira Software only you will definitely need some plugin.
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