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What needs to be done for the downtime bar to show the related incident instead of showing "No incidents or maintenance related to this downtime"?
We recently added new components to better reflect the downtime with past incidents on our StatusPage. While the days where the incidents happened are showing up as downtime (bars) for the different components, it doesn't show the related incident when I hovered over the downtime bar for the respective components.
Any thoughts?
Hi Peter,
Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I'm Nick from the Broadcom team (long-time Statuspage customer).
In order for 'related incidents' to be shown on the Uptime Showcase, you must select a component during the incident creation. If these are newly added components then you will not be able to add them to the previous incidents. You can modify the actual uptime avialability but not after-the-fact incidents.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Nick Coates
Product Owner - Service Status, Broadcom Inc
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Looks like the related incident can be shown (only) for a manual incident creation. I have a component that is integrated with PagerDuty and I wonder if there is any way I can get any of the moustache tags to show up as a related incident (or as an annotation, for the bar).
Kumar
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