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How do you link Tempo accounts to an Agility project?

Ricardo Marcantuono
October 2, 2018

My company is moving over to Jira and Agility offers the exact functionality that we are looking for, but I cannot seem to link Tempo accounts to an Agility project?

I have created the account in Tempo and assigned the project to the account, but when I log time and pull a report for that account, the log does not show. 

When creating a Kanban or Sprints project there is an option where you can set the account for the project.

It is important for us to be able to log time against accounts as we have clients with multiple accounts on a single project.

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Udo Brand
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August 16, 2013

Updated is a date time field where you have beside the date part also a time component in it. So you query "updated ='2013/08/16'" means actually "updated ='2013/08/16 00:00:00'" (or even to millisecond part). Since no issues where updated at midnight (only later) you get no results with your equal query, however your greater then query works.

Hope I could help.

Allan Ferreira
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August 16, 2013

You certainly did, Udo Brand.

So, would it be possible somehow disregard the time part of it? The way I'm doing is constraining the query with both >= and <= (which should be < in fact). That seems not to be correct.

Thanks.

Udo Brand
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August 16, 2013

I'm not aware of a way to eliminate the time part. So you will have to use ">= and <"

Norman Abramovitz
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August 16, 2013

Depending on the other fields you are testing you might be able to use the WAS clause.

status WAS open ON '2013-01-05'

Norman Abramovitz
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August 16, 2013

I was puzzled by your <= comment. Did you write date clause like this?

created >= '2013-02-20' AND created < '2013-02-21'

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