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Calculates the response time based on the first public comment. |
The Response Time Calculators determine the 'response' and 'no response' time.
The First Response Time Calculator determines the time passed until the first public comment, wheres the No Response Time Calculator determines the 'no response time' and displays data for issues that still do not have any response yet.
To define the Response Time Calculators
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passed from the creation of an issue to its resolution. |
The Resolution Time Calculator works out the amount of time passed from the creation of an issue to its resolution.
To define or update the Resolution Time Calculator
- Navigate to Jira Admin > Manage Apps > Enhancer Plugin For Jira Menu > Custom Fields (JEP).
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button. - Click on the Duration tab on the left-hand side of the dialogue.
- Select Resolution Time Calculator, then click Add custom field.
- Fill in the dialog box
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- First Response Time Calculator
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2. No Response Time Calculator
- Name the field.
- If Only public comments are enabled, it will calculate the time until the first public comment which can be seen by all users (and isn't restricted to specific users or groups).
- If Except reporter is enabled, it will omit the comments from the reporter otherwise the response time will be calculated from the creation date until the first comment is made (no matter who commented).
- You can select any working calendar in order to calculate the time against the working hours.
- The Response and No Response Time Calculators have similar configuration dialogs.
Below is an example snapshot of the Response Time Calculator.
Below is an example snapshot of the No Response Time Calculator.
Searching against these fields is simple. Use the custom fields in JQL as below.
You can configure response custom fields by simply clicking on the Configure context link within the cog icon.
Then click on the Edit Response time configuration link.
You can easily configure (calendar, issue main, and navigator view time formatter) the custom field according to the context.
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- Create a Name for this field.
- Select a working calendar.
- Click on the Save custom field button. That's it.
Using the Resolution Time Calculator in JQL Searches
- You can use the Resolution Time Calculator in your JQL searches. It's as easy as any custom field.
- If you are in Basic view, simply select the already defined Resolution Time Calculator, and type the time duration accordingly (e.g. in the screenshot below it is searched from 1h to 1d 4h).
- If you are in Advanced view, you can simply type the below ("JEP - time till resolution" is the custom field name).
"JEP - time till resolution" <= "1d 4h" AND "JEP - time till resolution"- You can also use the Resolution Time Calculator for ordering results (in both ascending, ASC, and descending, DESC, order).