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Resolution: Unresolved
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I've been looking through the forums and have found similar questions, but not quite the exact thing I'm looking for. So I apologize in advance if this question has already been answered and I missed the post (I hate creating duplicates).
I've been playing around with the built-in reports in JIRA, in particular the Workload Pie Chart report. I wanted to see if I could get a report of how many hours an individual in a project has logged across all the tasks he has logged work in. What I found was disappointing.
I made a single test ticket in a brand new fix version (so it was the only ticket available in my query) and assigned it to myself (person A), and logged 5 hours on the task. I then assigned the ticket to a co-worker (person B), and he logged 10 hours on the task. When I ran the workload report by assignee and on time spent, the only person that appeared in the report was person B with a total log time of 15 hours (his hours plus my hours). What I was hoping I would get was person A having 5 hours and person B having 10 hours.
The problem is, person B was the last assignee for the task. And the task currently had 15 hours logged on it. So, the report says that person B has 15 hours logged. The report does not go into the task and extract the hours per individual – just the total hours on the task and the last person assigned.
So, I think you know my question. How can I generate a time logged report per person regardless of if the task they were involved in was also worked on by other individuals?
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JRACLOUD-3427 Filter-based time tracking reports
- Gathering Interest
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JRACLOUD-81530 Ability to have the time tracking report with granular tracking information
- Gathering Interest