Jira dashboard shows the average number of tickets per user

[Tung Le]

Basically I want to show how many tickers per user was created in amount of time.

Example: we have 100 tickers a month and total 10 users. The output will be 10 tickers/user a month.

Thanks !!!

[Alexey Matveev · Accepted solution]

Hello,

if you have Adaptivist Scriptrunner you can develop a behavior or validator. If you do not have Scriptrunner you can download JsIncluder plugin (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/ru.mail.jira.plugins.jsincluder/server/overview) and write custom javascript for create,  edit and view screen. 

[AMOL]

Hello Alexey,

I currently use a regex validator in the workflow as follows:
[A-Z a-z 0-9 ,.-]{1,70}$

However I dont like this method. Also the error message is ugly (See attached).

[Alexey Matveev]

OK.  It s also a solution :)

[Alexey Matveev]

I will also try it.  Thank you

[AMOL]

Ok. Still looking for a better way to do it.

[AMOL]

Found it here:https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Answers-Developer-Questions/How-to-set-a-length-size-on-a-custom-field-using-scriptrunner/qaq-p/554208

I am using behavior plugin

def field = getFieldByName("My Field Name")
if ((field?.value as String)?.length() > 70) {
field.setError("Length of the field should be less than 70 chars")
} else {
field.clearError()
}

[PIERSON Cédric]

Do you receive an answer concerning your question?

You can add condition to your workflow and check that the max number of char is below 70.

Or you can create your own script field.

[James Quinton]

Hello.  You can resolve this by adding a regular expression check to the workflow transition.  Much simpler than a groovy script.

Go to Project Setting > Workflows

Edit the workflow for the affected issue type

Switch to Diagram mode

On Create transition, click on the Validators

Choose Add Validator > Regular Expression Check

If you would like to restrict the field to a specific length:  enter [0-9]{n}$

(n) reflects your desired field length.

[Andy Hurley]

Neither of these options stop a user from changing the field AFTER doing the transition though as they both depend on a transition validation.

I was looking for something similar and it seems that if we can't absolutely stop a field EVER being longer than a certain length then there is little point restricting it SOMETIMES.

Ah, correction. It seems that BEHAVIOURS do apply at all times - looking into that now.

[Michelle Gronwold]

Question, I have a single line text field that I have set up a Validator in a workflow transition to verify the text entered is only up to 200 characters long (below). But it is not working. Even if I enter just a couple of words in this field, I will get an error message below. Is it because it is a text field that allows spaces? I'm stumped

Regular Expression Check (JSU)

• Field to be checked: Activity Rationale
• Regular expression: ^[*]{1,200}$
• Concatenate multiple values: false
• Split on newline characters: false
• Error message (optional): Activity Rationale field is limited to 200 characters