We have a project, that has a task with several sub-tasks. Each subtask has an estimate and a start date. We create worklog for those subtasks every 3-4 days. Which means we log dozens of hours at a time and sometimes close to 100 (there are several developers on the same subtask)
To create the worklog, we open the main task and use the option beside each subtask in the list of subtasks.
A user entered the time (50.4h) on March 25th, and in Jira I have those worklogs:
March 20th (Friday) : 8h
March 23rd (Monday) : 8h
March 24th : 8h
March 25th : 26.4h
I didn't see the user enter the time, but I trust that he didn't split the time himself. But I've never seen Jira doing that. It decided to start logging time on the 20th and put the remaining the day the worklog was created. That 20th doesn't fit with anything. It's not the start of the main task nor the start of the subtask. I tried to reproduce this by creating a similar ticket in an other project and the full time was log only one worklog.
Do you know of any configuration/feature/addon that would have this result when entering a big worklog?
We are using the timesheet and report gadget but the user tells me the worklog was not entered in those fields/screens. I checked the config and I have nothing configured to limit the hours per day and anyway it put 26.4h the last day.
I'm completely lost on this
Thank you
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