No, but that's where Jira's flexibility comes in.
Define a filter for "user = currentuser() and resolution is not empty". Save it, and use it in dashboard gadgets like "filter statisitics". Most of them have a checkbox for "include resolved issues" - make sure that is set
(Bear in mind that in most places, most people don't actually care about resolved issues and the numbers will simply go up and up and up as more work is completed. Still useful for some users though)
hello Nic
i've created the filter and the gadget but it seem that i'm the only one who can see the content of the filter because it's PRIVATE
how can i make a filter public for all users ?
i went to filter manager section and didn't know how to share the filter with other groups
thanks for help :)
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Hello nic i can't really share a filter
i followed the steps bellow but the problem is :
how can i do to have this ?
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Ah, this is something I regularly forget - most places I've worked have a blanket policy that "all users can share things", but that's not the default.
Go to Global Permissions and look for "create shared objects". Make sure you are in a group that has that permission. (In the long run, think about your users and who should be allowed to share)
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