\uD83D\uDCD8 Instructions
Edit the dashboard and add a gadget. Search for “Latest Progress Update” and click the Add button.
Enter the issue key into the field, then click Save.
The most recent update is shown on the dashboard.
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JQL functions are available to search for progress updates. JQL functions cannot be used in Basic mode. To use them, you must Switch to JQL.
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Note that the JQL functions cannot be used in Basic mode. To use them you must Switch to JQL. |
progressUpdatesCount allows users to find all issues that have issues. For example, progressUpdatesCount > 0 will find all that have at least one update. progressUpdatesCount = 0 will find all that have no updates at all.
progressUpdatesMaxDate can be used to find all issues that have the most recent update relative to a date. For example, progressUpdatesMaxDate < -7d finds all issues that have an update within the last 7 days. progressUpdatesMaxDate > startOfMonth() finds all that have an update since the start of the month.
Both functions can be combined, as in progressUpdatesCount > 0 and progressUpdatesMaxDate < -7d
And can be mixed with other JQL functions. For example, this query, progressUpdatesCount > 0 and progressUpdatesMaxDate < -7d and type = Initiative will find all updates to initiatives within the last 7 days. The date filter can be changed to find any issues that do not have an update - helpful when chasing PMs and Scrum Masters for updates.
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These filters can also be used within automation rules to send emails to PMs and Scrum Masters to fill out updates. |
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