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Calculates the time passed between statuses/events, similar to the Time Between Custom Field but this field calculates all durations between sub-tasks within an issue. |
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The Sub-task Elapsed Time Calculator lets you track time across all sub-tasks grouped by your specified JQL queries.
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For example, you can calculate the time
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spent on sub-tasks
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based on issue types
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like Development,
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Analysis,
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and Test.
You can add
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multiple groups by defining JQL queries (for example, issuetype = Development),
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and the custom field will calculate
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the time passed
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for sub-tasks
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within each group, broken down by users. Clicking on the field will
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show user details. Here
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's a snapshot
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To define the Time Analyzer Custom Field
- Navigate to Jira Admin > Add-ons > Enhancer Plugin Menu > Custom Field Configuration and go to the Time tab.
- Click on the Add new Time Analyzer custom field button.
- Click on the
icon to edit the name of the field. - Click the Add new Time Group button and a sub-dialog (similar to the Time Between Custom Field).
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for reference:
On this page:
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Step 1: Create a Sub-task Elapsed Time Calculator custom field
From Jira settings, navigate to Manage Apps.
From the side menu, find
Enhancer Plugin for JIRA.Click Custom Field Configuration.
Click the Add new JEP custom field button.
Click the Duration tab on the left-hand side of the dialogue.
Select Sub-task Elapsed Time Calculator, then click Add custom field.
Step 2: Configure the field
Fill in the dialog box:
Name – Create a name for the custom field (this will appear on screens and can be used in JQL).
Config – You can add different configurations for this custom field by clicking the + icon and adding every group you want to see separately (for example, development tasks, analysis tasks, test tasks, etc.).
Start/End – Select the origin and targetevents, they can be any status or an event like
ResolutionandReopeningregardless of status.Working calendar – Choose a working calendar (defined in Jira Admin > Manage apps >
ENHANCER PLUGIN FOR JIRA> Calendars) to calculate time based on specific work hours.Occurance – This can be set to display only the first or last occurrence, or an aggregated result with
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the Cumulative
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option.
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Latest Origin
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– Tick this checkbox if you want to calculate the duration from the latest origin status. For instance, assume you have a workflow of Open - In Progress - Resolved - Closed, and you want to calculate the working duration from Open to Resolved.
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If the issue's status has been set to Open - In Progress - Open - In Progress - Resolved (in this order) and you want to calculate time from the latest Open, you should enable the Latest Origin
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flag.
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Otherwise, it will calculate from the first Open status in issue history.
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JQL – Type a JQL to get aggregated results for the group.
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Time format – Configure the display options (both for the
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issue main
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view, navigator view, and board view). The Use Separator lets you define your own separator for the time display. You can also choose to not have a separator.
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Pause statuses – Select the statuses in which you want to pause the timer.
Click the Save custom field button.
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You must link the custom field with the appropriate screens to see them. For more information, refer to the Jira documentation. |
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Calculates the time passed between statuses/events, similar to the Time Between Custom Field but this field calculates all durations between sub-tasks within an issue. |