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We have released a new version of our plugins for Jira: Description Templates for Jira Description Templates for Jira Cloud Now with more templates of the description field content ( until 4 Templates each user can save in each navigator/computer). Now you can save the Name of the Templates! The Templates are stored in cookies…
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Some prerequisites: Jira & Confluence must be Server (no Cloud) because we use the HTML Macro to insert Javascript and Ajax Jira & Confluence must have SSO enabled (Single Sign On). For example, using Atlassian Crowd. Recipe: Create a Confluence Server Page Add the HTML Macro and insert something like this: The first Div is…
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It’s very easy to do in Jira Server with the help of the awesome plugin Adaptavist Scriptrunner. Just create a new Behaviour ( press “.” and write Behaviours). Associate the Behaviour to your project (and/or issuetype/s). And the click in “Fields” to add the field you want to “observe”. For example, custom field “Jira Category“.…
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We have two ways to set a default template in the “Description” system field inside the Jira tickets. One way is using the famous plugin Adaptavist ScriptRunner “Behaviours”. Just press the key “.” in your usual Jira screen. We now are in the navigation menu. We will go to “Behaviours” config page. Now we can…
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Sometimes, for repetitive task, we need “templates” of the Description field in the JIRA tickets. For this reason, we have developed a simple plugin to Save your Description contents and reuse it in other moments. The description templates are saved in your browser cookies. You can save until 3 different templates. Try it free! –>…
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In this article I want to show you how to track/plan a list of Projects of Jira with the plugin eazyBI. And… it’s very easy! We have two possibilities to track the Start Date of a project: We can create a custom field of type “Date” and show that field in the screen of the…
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IMPORTANT NOTE: these codes would work only if eazyBI is used for Jira Cloud. For more info please see eazyBI support comments (in the comments section of this post) eazyBI does not track the change history for those fields by default. However, you may add those fields to data import. This solution requires changes in…
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very easy, the trick is access to the class changeHistoryManager. Try this example in the “Adaptavist Scriptrunner” Script Console view. Just put the ID of the ticket and run the code. You will see always the last change of the issue.
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Imagine you want to change the name or the classification of the project “categories” in your JIRA projects… or names of customfields…. Then, a lot of JQL queries and filters will fail… ¿How we can change the JQL sentences in mode massive of all filters of JIRA? The only solution is making the change in…
Read MoreVery easy! First, go to the Project Administration of your target project to remove the option. Then, go to the Field Configuration ( all of them if there are more than one). Edit the “description” of the “description” field ( or some customfield that is visible in the project screens). Add this “javascript” code in…
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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