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  2. JSWSERVER-1316

Chart showing workload by developer

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      From a chat with an existing JIRA customer:

      They'd love to have a chart showing number of hours per developer per iteration. Similar to the existing version workload report in JIRA, but with:

      1. Nice graphics
      2. The ability to drag n drop issues from one developer to another to balance the allocated workload.

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            [JSWSERVER-1316] Chart showing workload by developer

            Stuart Bargon [Atlassian] added a comment -

            Duplicate of GHS-1333

            Stuart Bargon [Atlassian] added a comment - Duplicate of GHS-1333

            Deleted Account (Inactive) added a comment -

            @Oliver, you can already set a capacity per developer inside Greenhopper in the Asignee Board.

            What we are missing is the ability to see a graph of that capacity together with the burndown graph. I think i will create an issue on that.

            Deleted Account (Inactive) added a comment - @Oliver, you can already set a capacity per developer inside Greenhopper in the Asignee Board. What we are missing is the ability to see a graph of that capacity together with the burndown graph. I think i will create an issue on that.

            Oliver Nölle added a comment -

            Find attached a quick UI-Mockup to convey the general idea...

            Would be nice to have a limit (capacity) per developer (red line or similar) to illustrate how many issues a developer can realistically tackle within one iteration, but this would require another user input for each developer (available hours)...

            Oliver Nölle added a comment - Find attached a quick UI-Mockup to convey the general idea... Would be nice to have a limit (capacity) per developer (red line or similar) to illustrate how many issues a developer can realistically tackle within one iteration, but this would require another user input for each developer (available hours)...

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              doflynn David O'Flynn [Atlassian]
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