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How to make a jira task private?

larry jones
April 14, 2023

I have a jira project that I dont want others to view yet.....how do I keep others from seeing it until its ready?

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Gildas Amegninou
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September 14, 2018

An other way is to use JIRA tempo plugin They recently added the "report" feature that allows you to see timelog between 2 dates.

 

1 - Create your JQL request (by filtering only bugs or only your tasks, etc.) and save it

2 - In the top menu, navigate to Tempo > Reports and select "JIRA filter Report", select your query and "Create"

 

On the report screen you can select the desired dates and then see the worklog.

 

Hope this help.

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Andy Heinzer
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June 5, 2018

Hi Tejas,

JQL is designed to return Jira issues based on your search.  And that is what it is doing here.   It is returning all the issues in project ABC that have at least 1 worklog entry in that date range you specified.  However this does not return only those worklogs in that time frame.  Because when you return entire issues in Jira, it also then returns all the worklogs on those issues, even when they exist outside that time frame.

I have explained this in a related past thread as well, check out https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Sum-the-timeSpent-in-JQL-over-the-period-of-time/qaq-p/663729

In that thread I suggested the use of SQL in order to try to find that worklog data instead of using JQL.   I hope this helps

Andy

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