Hello @Mahesh Kallepalli
You can use Time in Status for Jira Cloud to generate the reports you are looking for.
In fact, you can see the report on how long your issues have been staying in their statuses right after opening the add-on. You can choose the time format, for you I think "Days Hours Minutes" will give you the results you want to achieve.
With this add-on, you can generate Time in Status, Status Count, Transition Count, Assignee Time, Average Time, Status Entrance Date, and Time in Status per Date reports.
Also, this add-on has an advanced filtering system: by project, filter, report, label, sprint, and assignee (also by issue creation, update, and resolution date).
You can export all the data as an excel file and use it for further analysis.
Try the add-on for free, hope this will help you.
Thanks for your response we got to know about this add-on earlier we have implemented and shown to client but they are not good to purchase.
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Please have a look at the scripted field article, hope it helps.
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I highly appreciate for your prompt response . Can you please help me briefly as i'm new to scripting where can I encrypt this code .
Thanks & Regards,
Mahesh
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You need to use the script runner add-on for it.
If you have already then you can use the Admin --> manage app -->script field --> chose custom script field.
Once you added to choose the Duration as a template and then add the script into it and try.
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How it exactly works I created field with code as you mentioned . please find below screen shot . That field is displaying 0 minutes
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Have you modified that code, you need to provide the status name to which you need the duration?
Example: Open status.
Once the ticket is created wait for some time and the transit the ticket to another status and then check, it should show the time duration.
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Yeah I have changed status to open and waited for some time and transit the ticket to another status . Please find attached screen shot it is not displaying any duration just able to see empty beside that field .
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Have you got chance to look into that above screen shot , Duration time is not displaying .
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