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I want to know the current ticket a developer is working on. We have a lot of statuses in JIRA right, so people tend to not select the particular status while doing the development.
I want to know if we have any automation or APIs to have only one ticket in the "Dev in progress" status for one developer. They cannot have multiple tickets under this status. This will be easy for me to track the current tickets they are working on.
Thanks in advance.
Hey @Akash Lenin
There is no real way to do that. You can see similar question answered here https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Only-one-active-issue-per-user/qaq-p/1506258
If you don't mind me sharing my thought - trying to make JIRA allow only one issue per user in a given status is trying to solve the symptom, not the problem. I speak from experience here :)
What is the reason people don't use right statuses? Maybe there are too many, or they do not understand the process? Or maybe the team spirit is low and "no-one cares"?
Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
You can do some automation to try to prevent people having more than one issue in a status, but its complexity will be proportional to the complexity of your workflows, and a much better option is to simply allow people to do it, report on "assignee = X and status = Y" regularly, and then get your human processes fixed and people educated as to how they should be working (and ideally, simplify your workflows to make it easier for them to get it right)
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