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Dashboard Gadget "Filtered issues incl. traffic-lights"

While setting up a new project I ran into an issue with a dashboard gadget for traffic lights. 

 

Setup:

 

I have a traffic light field named "State" that displays Red, Yellow, Green, and Blue for issues that are "In Jeopardy," "At Risk," "On Track," and "Complete."

 

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These work fine when viewing an issue in Jira, but when I add them to a dashboard using the "Filtered issues incl. traffic-lights" gadget all the traffic lights are white. 

 

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An "A-Ha!" Moment:

I tested this in another project to see if I could replicate it there. I set up the dashboard the exact same way, using a project that had issues where some had traffic lights set and others still had the field set to "None." (There were quite a few, since the field is not required and I haven't completed my automation in the workflow for this project yet.) 

I selected an issue from the gadget that did not have a light at all (the "Sprint 0" issue; at the time it was just like the issues above it...I know; it's not really Agile, but it works for us and that's another article anyway.) and added a value to the traffic light field "State..." 

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...and eureka! when I refreshed the dashboard the light was there.

 

What happened?

 

The issues were created and the traffic lights were set prior to adding the gadget to the dashboard. When I go back into the issue (in this case, from the dashboard gadget by right-clicking and opening in a new tab) and edit the traffic light by re-selecting the same value in the traffic light field and saving it, then refresh the dashboard page, the traffic light on the gadget shows correctly.

So...lesson learned: Set up the dashboard gadgets on a new project before starting to add issues, if possible. Otherwise, some of the values may not display correctly until the data changes.

I can replicate this for traffic lights, has anyone noticed any others that exhibit similar behavior?

 

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