I'm looking to create a report that looks at the bugs being logged in a project and groups them by parent task (the work task that was put through QA) and then by the developer (that did the work on the original task). I'm trying to create a performance/ traceability report to see which of our developers are generating the most of amount of bugs with their work and what types of bugs we are typically finding.
We ideally would like to use this to help our developers improve their skills.
Edit:
Right now, our structure is this
- User Story is broken down into work tasks
- Work tasks assigned to a developer to code, then they are QA'd
- Bugs are logged against work tasks being QA'd
Out of the box, you best advise is to export your JQL search results into CSV file and use Excel to generate complex reporting needs. There are only limited reports/gadgets available by default.
Your other recommendation is to conduct a search third party add-ons for Reporting needs from Atlassian Marketplace https://marketplace.atlassian.com/.
One that we utilize is EasyBI Reports and Charts for Jira -https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211051/eazybi-reports-and-charts-for-jira?tab=overview&hosting=cloud
This is very powerful/function rich add-on allowing users to create multi-dimension data cube to generate complex reporting/charting needs.
Hope this helps.
Best, Joseph Chung Yin
Jira/JSM Functional Lead, Global Technology Applications Team
Viasat Inc.
Hi @Aaron Shapiro ,
I agree that if you want to make a custom report, then eazyBI can be the better choice.
Test management tools *may* provide some reports for traceability, like the Traceability report in Xray; all inside Jira.
There's also an app for Confluence named Xray Reports for Confluence that can serve this purpose but for Confluence, if you're using Xray for test management.
This app allows you to embed testing reports, based on data from Xray Test Management, directly into your pages in Confluence. It provides several macros tailored for this, that allow you, for example, to track traceability.
It is a macro that provides preview on the results, before publishing the page, and allows interaction with the chart, for example to expand epics and see the related story issues.
To get it working, you'll need to follow these steps, which require installing not just this app on Confluence but also a "Connector" app in your Jira instance:
More info on the installation steps here.
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