JMWE How do I calculate the issue type?

[Sigrid Schoepel]

I cannot find an example from JMWE that is close to what I want to do. (I am not a programmer so I do a lot by example and error.)

I have bugs and features in one project and when someone hits a step in the workflow they have to decide if they want to copy the bug or feature to a different project. I want to use create issue once to clone the issue. The bug should be created/cloned as a bug and the feature should be created/cloned as a feature. The issue types are the same across the projects.

What would be the right syntax to detect a bug issue type and assign the new issue the bug issue type?

[Radosław (SoftwarePlant)]

Hi Matt,

You can try and use the JQL filter(quick filter) like: duedate < now() 

I hope it helps

Radosław of SoftwarePlant Team

[Kiran Majeed]

but it will filter the issues.. whereas a user would want to see all the issues with the ones missing the end dates as bold/highlighted.

[Marek Lewandowski]

Alternatively, you can use the baselines to show the deadlines but you will be still required to spot the deviations.

[Ericka Samuels]

I've also asked for this feature, I thought I remembered SoftwarePlant telling me it is in their backlog?  But meanwhile, I use quickfilters.  Not ideal, as it won't predict tasks in jeopardy of falling behind based on work logged compared to due date.

[Stine Søndergaard]

@Radosław (SoftwarePlant) Any news on this? It would really be a nice feature.
Maybe you could clarify if it is in the backlog?