Issue Count Trends Plugin
Issue Count Trends plugin displays the number of issues created vs the number of issues resolved for a period of a time.
This information can be displayed in either chart or table format. The chart image will show two lines of the issue progress: the green line indicates the total number of issues cumulative from the start of the period and the red shows the number of new issues. The coloring of this chart indicates the health of the project, simply saying: the green area will indicate that there are more bugs or issues being fixed than it is created, and if the red area is dominating that suggests that more resources and time should be spent on fixing the bugs.
Parameters :
Data-collection parameters:
Parameter
Description
projectId
Optional parameter. Specifies the comma-separated IDs of those projects to collect issue trends from.
trackerId
Optional parameter. Specifies the comma-separated IDs of those trackers to collect issue trends from. Note: Either “projectId” or “trackerId” parameter can be used, but not both!
types
Filter for displaying the Bug/Requirement/Test Cases trackers of the current project. Only these kinds of trackers are shown.
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You can’t use this parameter and the trackerIds parameter together. You can use the tracker’s type names as they appear on the UI, except that you must use English names for types. So, you can use “Bug” or “Bugs” as a filter, but cannot use “Fehler” here.
showHiddenTrackers
Optional parameter. If set to true, then hidden trackers are also displayed.
period
Optional parameter (defaults to ‘Past 7 days’). Specifies the chart/reporting period in terms of the number of last/past calendar days, weeks, months, quarters, or years. The period is always relative to the current date and can be either the current day/week/month/quarter/year (e.g., ‘This month’) or spans the specified number of days/weeks/months/quarters/years, either directly before (e.g., ‘Past 7 days’) or including (ending with) the current day/week/month/quarter/year (e.g., ‘Last 6 weeks’).
grouping
Optional parameter (defaults to ‘daily’). Specifies how the data is aggregated within the period. For example, when the ‘weekly’ grouping is selected, it means that issues created over any week during the period are added up, and this total number is displayed for the whole week.
Samples:
[{IssueCountTrends}]
displays the trend of the issues being created or resolved in the current project in the default period='Past 7 days'
[{IssueCountTrends projectId='11,27' display='table'}]
displays the issue-trends in the nominated projects, and the chart is not shown but data is displayed in a table.
[{IssueCountTrends trackerId='33,21' period='Last 13 weeks' grouping='weekly' display='both' cssStyle='background-color:#DEEFF6'}]
displays the issue trends in the trackers selected, both in a chart and in a table with a distinct background color, over the last 13 weeks, aggregated per calendar week.
[{IssueCountTrends tag='enterprise' period='This Month'}]
displays the issue trends of the current month, computed from all trackers of the projects tagged with "enterprise".
[{IssueCountTrends tag='funtional-req, nonfunctional-req, req' period='This year'}]
displays the issue trends of the current year, computed from all trackers in any project, that is accessible for the user and is tagged with at least one of the 3 listed tags.
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