In this example, we will see in a script field all the tickets linked that uses a link type “Trigger” relation That’s all! By MrAddon
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In this example, we will see in a script field all the tickets linked that uses a link type “Trigger” relation That’s all! By MrAddon
Read MoreSometimes we need to know the “real” closing date of tickets, for different reasons: workflows with bad config (Resolve Issue screen missing in final statuses…), two Resolve Issue screens in Resolved and Closed statuses, etc. And, as always, we have a trick using the plugin Scriptrunner! It’s very simple, just create a Scripted custom field…
Read MoreThis post is the continuation of: How to calculate “Lead Time” or “Real Average Resolution Days” with eazyBI and JIRA The eazyBI team has suggested me a new improved version of the post, the reason is because when we use in rows the dimension Time ( using for example monthly aggregation) the formula doesn’t work…
Read MoreWhat is eazyBI and what it’s for eazyBI is a powerful visualization and analysis add-on for Jira Server and Jira Cloud. With eazyBI you can create custom reports, charts, and dashboards with an easy-to-use drag-and-drop interface. eazyBI can be used no only for Jira but for any other data sources We can import standard or…
Read MoreX days ago, we post How to calculate “Lead Time” or “Real Average Resolution Days” with eazyBI and JIRA Now it’s turn to do the same, or similar, with Javascript fields in eazyBI and JIRA. First of all we need to configure (or your JIRA Admin) the eazyBI settings to add three new Javascript customfields. We…
Read MoreVery easy! Create the required TimeStamps custom fields to fill with a Listener or a PostFunction with Groovy Scriptrunner with a CODE like this Then create a Groovy Scripted Field in JIRA to calculate the SLA (ANS in spanish). You can follow this instructions to create the HTML field Put a code like THIS: That’s…
Read MoreVery easy, first see this instructions to create the Custom Field To remove the decimal part of the resulting number from a division of two custom fields for example, and for adding the final character “%”, you can try to set in the “description” of the custom field (of type “Calculated Number”… for example) a…
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