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Queues are now automatically updated. Animations indicating updates have been added in 2.5. See 2.5 Release Notes.
The current Queues page requires a full page refresh to update the information displayed in it. There are a few use cases where auto-refresh would be a great feature to have.
1. SLA values: Update the SLA values if displayed in any of the columns with a frequency that could either be setup to a default value or allow the user to choose how often this is required.
2. New Issue created while in the Queue view: When a new ticket is created for the current JIRA SD project, update the Issue list by adding the new issue to the list. – Released in 2.4. Updated on May 11, 2015
3. Issue has been updated by another person: Provide a message indicating that the Issue list has been updated. Similar to what JIRA Agile does.
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JSDCLOUD-726 Add auto-refresh functionality on Queues page
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[JSDSERVER-726] Add auto-refresh functionality on Queues page
Matt Tittler
added a comment - Also on JSD-404 Matt Tittler
added a comment - Please vote on JSD-433 , already exists Frankly I'm amazed this only has 2 votes. How is a team supposed to track SLA's when they are static? Keep in mind not everyone works exclusively on queues. Most of our staff have 4 monitors and don't have time to keep updating tabs - too much mental bandwidth goes toward remembering to do so.
Browser plugins to accomplish this are a mess - it requires us to install them on every staff's computer, properly configure it, ensure they don't mis/reconfigure it, etc. Plus it reloads the entire tab, which is more distracting (flickering window) and takes longer than "in-window" refreshing.
If resource load is a concern, what about in-page refreshing like has been added to the bottom of the Issue Navigator? This could be done every 5-15 minutes and still be way ahead of requiring a manual refresh.
Queues is a nice idea, but without auto-refresh (and a couple of other seemingly simple tweaks) it loses out to JIRA Agile workboards, the issue navigator and even dashboards.
+1