Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the “Workload Pie” gadget in JIRA. If so, I understand properly, that the “Workload Pie” gadget is designed to show the time spent on a JIRA ticket by the current assignee of the ticket (not all previous assignees as well). Ex: let's say X person (Dev Engineer) worked on JIRA ticket -1234 for 18 hours and now he/she assigned the ticket to Y person (QA Engineer) for testing and Y person is the current assignee of JIRA ticket-1234 and spent 15 hours on this ticket. In this case, the "Workload Pie" gadget will only show the time spent by Y person ( Not by X person because the current assignee of the JIRA ticket is Y), please correct me if I am wrong here.
Hello, Thanks for your comments. Yes your understanding is correct here. This workload pie chart pulls the latest assignee and time spent by him/her. If you are looking at time spent by both of them, you might have to capture in two different tickets. Hope this helped.
If you maximize In the workload pie chart we will get pie chart details in table format. 3rd column in the table is % , can u pls help to understand wthat is this % means and from whers the % values are calculated
Hello, thank you for your question. % is the distribution of work with respect to assignee. It is the amount of work assigned to a person against the total work in the filter created. For example, if there are 5 tickets in the filter created and total of original estimate is coming up to 100hrs, 2 tickets are assigned to you and sum total of those two tickets are18 hours, then % against your name would be 18%.
Hi, I have a ticket like ABC worked by developer for example 3 hours and later assigned to Tester and tester has worked for example 2 hours on the same ticket and also these are the spillover ticket from previous sprint , so my question is will it reflect the time including the previous sprint of both developer and tester or does it only display time for tester for current and previous sprint..
Hi, Thanks for reaching out. The workload pie chart shows the effort members have logged on their piece of work. In the scenario you mentioned, you will have to create tasks/sub tasks under the story and assign it to respective members where they can fill their effort individually. Yes, this will show the total time spent on the ticket be it a spillover or not. It’s just that you will have to create multiple tickets and assign it appropriately. Hope this helped!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the “Workload Pie” gadget in JIRA.
If so, I understand properly, that the “Workload Pie” gadget is designed to show the time spent on a JIRA ticket by the current assignee of the ticket (not all previous assignees as well). Ex: let's say X person (Dev Engineer) worked on JIRA ticket -1234 for 18 hours and now he/she assigned the ticket to Y person (QA Engineer) for testing and Y person is the current assignee of JIRA ticket-1234 and spent 15 hours on this ticket. In this case, the "Workload Pie" gadget will only show the time spent by Y person ( Not by X person because the current assignee of the JIRA ticket is Y), please correct me if I am wrong here.
Hello,
Thanks for your comments. Yes your understanding is correct here. This workload pie chart pulls the latest assignee and time spent by him/her. If you are looking at time spent by both of them, you might have to capture in two different tickets.
Hope this helped.
If you maximize In the workload pie chart we will get pie chart details in table format. 3rd column in the table is % , can u pls help to understand wthat is this % means and from whers the % values are calculated
Hello, thank you for your question.
% is the distribution of work with respect to assignee. It is the amount of work assigned to a person against the total work in the filter created. For example, if there are 5 tickets in the filter created and total of original estimate is coming up to 100hrs, 2 tickets are assigned to you and sum total of those two tickets are18 hours, then % against your name would be 18%.
Hi, I have a ticket like ABC worked by developer for example 3 hours and later assigned to Tester and tester has worked for example 2 hours on the same ticket and also these are the spillover ticket from previous sprint , so my question is will it reflect the time including the previous sprint of both developer and tester or does it only display time for tester for current and previous sprint..
Hi,
Thanks for reaching out. The workload pie chart shows the effort members have logged on their piece of work. In the scenario you mentioned, you will have to create tasks/sub tasks under the story and assign it to respective members where they can fill their effort individually. Yes, this will show the total time spent on the ticket be it a spillover or not. It’s just that you will have to create multiple tickets and assign it appropriately.
Hope this helped!