I can use REST API, get issue and within received JSON process "worklog" section.
Time Tracking can be easily checked through Transition for more details please go through the below link..
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@Sergei with REST API it is easy yet may be laborious. In general you need to get all users, run a JQL for each (eg. worklogAuthor = USERNAME ) which will return all issues with work logs of a given user; from which you can collect all necessary data.
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@Fahad Siddiqui "Transitions" is different tab, it shows how much time an issue "spent" in specific status. But the one @Sergei need is the "Work Log".
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Hi @Sergei
You can try an app like Clockwork for time tracking. But it needs each user to turn on/off timer or write in time spent on the issue manually.
If you need to know the time each issue was assigned to each user and how long it was in each state automatically, you can try an app like Time in status for Jira cloud.
Hope it will help you
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