Hi
I export the worklog data from a JSW project (Cloud instance) and found the possible work loggers are:
Anyone help explain why there're 4 formats of this value?
In addition, I found the worklog date is the worklog created date, but not the start date users specify when logging their log/time. Is it the same value for Server/Data Center?
Thanks,
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Are you using Tempo or the built-in worklog features?
Hi Aron,
I don't use any apps/add-ons. I'm using the native/built-in features with exporting all the fields of the searched issues.
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It seems that the built-in export feature exports user IDs for some reason. I known that Atlassian changes the format of IDs time to time, but the role of an ID is to be a unique identifier, it is not necessarily "displayable".
If I were you, I'd try our Better Excel Exporter app which exports the user display names:
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It seems great. However, we don't have that addon~
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You shouldn't have to pay for an add-on to get a basic function like exporting time data.... someone told me that with the on-prem system you can get it from the database directly with sql.
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On cloud, you don't have access to the database, so you can't run queries. You can work with the Jira Cloud REST API to solve a use case like this -- if you are ready to write code.
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