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Rich Filters::Time Tracking Dashboards is an extension of the Rich Filters for Jira Dashboards app. If you are not already familiar with the rich filters, you should first have a look at the Rich Filters for Jira Dashboards documentation. |
Because it operates at work log level, Rich Filters::Time Tracking Dashboards needs to index the work logs on your instance after it is installed or upgraded. Otherwise, rich filter statistics and queries on work logs might not work correctly. Jira’s native background re-index (global or per project) does not re-index the work logs, it indexes only the issues. This is why the app provides a Worklog indexing page which allows you to re-index the work logs.
Only the Jira Administrators have access to the Worklog indexing page. The page is accessible from Jira’s Add-ons administration menu, under the Rich Filters section.
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Starting with Jira versions 8.20.12, 8.22.2, and 9.0, Jira by default limits the maximum number of worklogs indexed per issue – you can find more details on this topic in the Introducing safeguards to Jira index knowledge base article. In order to ensure accurate results, Rich Filters::Time Tracking Dashboards needs to be able to index all the worklogs. If your Jira instance limits the number of worklogs per issue and if this limit is exceed in your issues, you need to increase or disable the limit on the number of worklogs indexed by updating the jira.safeguards.indexing.issue.worklogs system property – detailed instructions are available in the How to change Indexing Limit Safeguards in Jira knowledge base article. |
To re-index the work logs, the Worklog indexing page provides two possible options:
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