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Imagine your project is already overdue, and the issues scheduled for the next release depend on issues in multiple projects. Finding and managing these issues can be time-consuming and complicated. With JQL Search Extensions for Jira, you can easily identify all issues blocking your project.
Step 1: Create a new dashboard
Go to Dashboards > Create dashboard.
Name the dashboard
Project blockers
, then click Save.
Step 2: Create a filter with a JQL query
Go to Jira advanced issue search (issue navigator) and enter .
Enter the JQL query using JQL Search Extensions keywords to find issues blocking your release:
Code Block language sql linkType = blocks AND linkedByIssueProject = SEARCH and linkedIssueStatusCategory != "Done"
Click Save the query as a filter and name it filter.
Name the filter
Issues blocking search project
then click Save.If you want to (Optional) You can further narrow this search, you can try with these options:
UseTry
linkedIssueType = Story
to search for issues that are blockers for stories in your project.Try
linkedIssuePriority = Blocker
to search for issues that are dependent on blockers in your backlog.Try adding more keywords:
assignee = unassigned
- to identify issues that are being worked on orcomponent = Core
to limit the search to blockers from the Core component.
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See all available Links keywords in the JQL functions and keywords reference page. |
Step 3: Present data on the dashboard
Add the following gadgets to the dashboard that you created in Step 1:
Filter Results gadget: use the saved filter:
Issues blocking search project
.Pie Chart gadget: use the saved filter:
Issues blocking search project
and set statistic type to Status.Issue Statistics gadget: use the saved filter:
Issues blocking search project
and set statistic type to Project.Created vs Resolved gadget, use saved filter:
Issues blocking search project
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Configured gadgets will give you a live insight into how your project depends on other projects, the exact issues that your project depends on, the status of these issues, and whether the dependencies are closed quicker than new ones are created.
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