Using Jira Dashboard > Filter Results gadget, trying to display something a little more informative then the default "Created" field which just shows created date. It does show the created time when you hover over it but we want the created time displayed in the column. Would like to show at least the created time+date OR even better the issue age in something like HH:MM.
Is either possible?
Hi there,
Try to check out the workaround in this suggestion -
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-71355
Regards,
Anusha A
I don't think this is possible with default Filter Result Gadget.
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Yeah I did a bit of searching/digging before posting but could not find a solution. Would not be surprised if it is not possible but wanted to be sure.
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@Matt Reichlingsome marketplace plugin can help you with this.
Like https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1213558/universal-gadget-for-jira?hosting=cloud&tab=overview
This plugin consumes Jira REST API to display in gadget, this is quite configurable. Give it a try. (I am not associated with this)
Or better ask some developer to write custom plugin for you, it will hardly take day or two to fulfill your requirement (if developer is comfortable with Java, JS and HTML).
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No need of plugin ,
1. Created a Custom field eg:- Created Date & Time
2. Issue workflow add post function at the New stage .
3. Select "Updated issue Custom Field" option.
4. Select the Created Date & Time field
5. add %%CURRENT_DATETIME%%
6. Save it
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