Reputation: 31
How can I view the task done/in progress in weekly basis by the users in jira??
Thanks in advance.
Upvotes: 3
Views: 2057
Reputation: 7326
I wrote a simple cli tool jira-report, that queries your jira and prints weekly report to console:
$ jira-report
Jira site address: https://jira.company.com
Username for 'https://jira.company.com': admin
Password for 'https://jira.company.com':
Connecting to 'https://jira.company.com'. Pls wait...
What was [admin] doing:
Created: 2
WFM-7180 - Provide static context for log property in BasicHashAnalyzer
TST-5862 - Unable to install Nginx on HP-UX with Java 6
Resolved: 8
GSM-364 - Migration of existing scenario
WFM-5865 - NullPointerException while finding categories
TST-5864 - Some NGinx installation improvements
TST-5863 - NGinx minimal dependency
SDK-7139 - Move common interfaces and classes from into individual jar
SDK-7138 - Move common interfaces and classes from into individual dll
TST-7111 - Event.getDonotNotify doesn't indicate about agent's state
TST-6985 - TST classes should have static Log fields
Reopened: 0
Closed: 5
TST-6943 - Remove redundant org.apache.log4j dependency from common part
TST-5862 - Unable to install NGinx on HP-UX with Java 6
TST-5857 - Put back support for Jdk 1.6
TST-5840 - NGinx fails to handle interaction initiated
GSM-364 - Migration of existing units
Enjoy it!
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 17846
Your question isn't very clear, what do you mean by done/in progress ? the status of the issue? and by saying How can I view what exactly do you mean? see them from Jira? send a weekly mail?
Anyway, in case that by saying done/in progress you mean that the issue is closed/unclosed, and you are looking to the right JQL query, than:
Closed last week:
project = Development and status = Closed and updated >= "-7d"
Worked on during last week, but not closed:
project = Development and status != Closed and updated >= "-7d"
Opened last week, but not closed:
project = Development and status != Closed and created >= "-7d"
and so on.. For more queries option visit JIRA Advanced Searching. If you have more questions feel free to ask.
Upvotes: 5