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  2. JSWCLOUD-16178

Add the Control Chart and Cumulative Flow Diagram reports to the Dashboard using a gadget for each one

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      As a user I would like to be able to add the Control Chart and Cumulative Flow Diagram reports to the Dashboard using a gadget for each one

            [JSWCLOUD-16178] Add the Control Chart and Cumulative Flow Diagram reports to the Dashboard using a gadget for each one

            florentin added a comment -

            +1

            florentin added a comment - +1

            Partial duplicate of JRACLOUD-4916

            Piotr Janik added a comment - Partial duplicate of JRACLOUD-4916

            +1

            +1

            Roz Clarke added a comment - +1

            +1 We need to include Cycle Time in manager dashbaords

            Marc Siegel added a comment - +1 We need to include Cycle Time in manager dashbaords

            Rae Fox added a comment -

            +1

            Rae Fox added a comment - +1

            +1

            +1

            Lori Rosario added a comment - +1

            +1

            +1

            +1

            Skitev Anton added a comment - +1

            This is 7 years old. Let's just get it done already

            Jason Gonzalez added a comment - This is 7 years old. Let's just get it done already

            Tim Lennon added a comment -

            +1.  Would be very helpful for leaders and manager-types who aren't as Jira savvy to surface the data as a widget.

            Tim Lennon added a comment - +1.  Would be very helpful for leaders and manager-types who aren't as Jira savvy to surface the data as a widget.

            Ivan Aro added a comment -

            +1. This will be really useful on tracking our teams' flow

            Ivan Aro added a comment - +1. This will be really useful on tracking our teams' flow

            +1
            Our need is to show Lead Time and Cycle Time indicators, extracted from Control Chart, if possible.

            Luiz Leite (Kayo) added a comment - +1 Our need is to show Lead Time and Cycle Time indicators, extracted from Control Chart, if possible.

            +1

            How about some suggested acceptance criteria for these suggested feature additions to the dashboard?

            Control Chart

            • Can select parameters to be assessed for control (not a canned report)
            • Can select number of standard deviations for display
            • Can show values at full 1-1 scale or at running averages; running average chunks can be set as options
            • Can optionally show warning lines
            • Can select time range for display
            • Can zoom in on an area (time or count axis) without losing the original scale and magnitude of data plots
            • When hovering over a region on the chart, the time and count values are shown (not the Jira issue keys)
            • Can set parameters to remove outlier data
            • All set parameters are optionally visible on the page, not hidden behind options pop-ups, project settings, or admin instance settings which are not visible from the dashboard

             

            Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD)

            • Can be shown for all status value details or at a roll-up by status category
            • Can be shown at a project, epic, or filter scope (including spanning multiple projects)
            • Can set the granularity of time axis values: all changes, by day, by week, etc.
            • Can select time range for display
            • Can zoom in on an area (time or count axis) without losing the original scale and magnitude of data plots
            • When hovering over a region on the chart, the time and count values are shown (not the Jira issue keys) for each status.  For example, at a particular date hovering over Done shows how many items are done without needing to guess based upon the location on the vertical axis.
            • All set parameters are optionally visible on the page, not hidden behind options pop-ups, project settings, or admin instance settings which are not visible from the dashboard
            • Tips/flags can be enabled to show workflow issues with things such as backflow, conservation of flow errors, issue substitution churn, etc.

            Thanks!

            William Sheboy added a comment - How about some suggested acceptance criteria for these suggested feature additions to the dashboard? Control Chart Can select parameters to be assessed for control (not a canned report) Can select number of standard deviations for display Can show values at full 1-1 scale or at running averages; running average chunks can be set as options Can optionally show warning lines Can select time range for display Can zoom in on an area (time or count axis) without losing the original scale and magnitude of data plots When hovering over a region on the chart, the time and count values are shown (not the Jira issue keys) Can set parameters to remove outlier data All set parameters are optionally visible on the page, not hidden behind options pop-ups, project settings, or admin instance settings which are not visible from the dashboard   Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) Can be shown for all status value details or at a roll-up by status category Can be shown at a project, epic, or filter scope (including spanning multiple projects) Can set the granularity of time axis values: all changes, by day, by week, etc. Can select time range for display Can zoom in on an area (time or count axis) without losing the original scale and magnitude of data plots When hovering over a region on the chart, the time and count values are shown (not the Jira issue keys) for each status.  For example, at a particular date hovering over Done shows how many items are done without needing to guess based upon the location on the vertical axis. All set parameters are optionally visible on the page, not hidden behind options pop-ups, project settings, or admin instance settings which are not visible from the dashboard Tips/flags can be enabled to show workflow issues with things such as backflow, conservation of flow errors, issue substitution churn, etc. Thanks!

            This is very useful and pressing but missing now. 

            Thank you

            shixiaopeng added a comment - This is very useful and pressing but missing now.  Thank you

            +1

            Ryan Sammut added a comment - +1

            +1

            Karen Phang added a comment - +1

            The most missing things in the 'new' Jira are CHARTS. 

             

            yaroslav.novosolov added a comment - The most missing things in the 'new' Jira are CHARTS.   

            Vivek T added a comment -

            +1 Please please 

            Vivek T added a comment - +1 Please please 

            No update on this? 
            It would be really beneficial to have the Control Chart in a Gadget to be able to see all the teams. 

            Hjördís Auðunsdóttir added a comment - No update on this?  It would be really beneficial to have the Control Chart in a Gadget to be able to see all the teams. 

            Hi Jira team!
            It will be very beneficial for the community if you can provide such gadget

            Xitzel Sanchez Castro added a comment - Hi Jira team! It will be very beneficial for the community if you can provide such gadget

            This would be indeed very important. There's already a Version Burnup chart developed as a Macro Plugin...

            Tiago Palhoto added a comment - This would be indeed very important. There's already a Version Burnup chart developed as a Macro Plugin...

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