I have a scenario wherein I need to check if an issue is beyond the SLA, I need to exclude saturday and sunday based on the creation date. For example, if the priority of an issue is Critical, we need to resolve this within 1 day. If it has passed one day and the issue is still open then we tag them.
Currently, I have this query...created <= endOfDay(-2d) AND priority = Critical. This works great but it doesnt take into account the weekends. So if the defect was created on a friday it starts tagging on a saturday if it is still open but I want it to tag on Monday by excluding saturday and sunday.
Is there anyway I can do this in addition to my below query?
created <= endOfDay(-2d) AND priority = Critical
Hi @Sujata ,
If you're using a Software project or Business project, you can try Time to SLA.
You can define a calendar that excludes weekends and TTS clock will pause during weekends.
You can also define a TTS notifier to fire an event that can be processed by third party plugins so that you can tag your issues.
Time to SLA works with Jira Software , Core and Service Management.
Please let me know if you have further questions.
Cheers,
Gökçe
Please note that I'm one of the members of the Snapbytes team.
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Thank you Gokce! So there is no way to check this with the JQL query? We dont have any plugins, thought we could do this via JQL query. I am surprised simple functionality like this is a plugin.
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If you're using JSM, you can just configure a calendar for your SLA that excludes weekends. That is the most sensible way to manage this requirement imo.
If you're using or want to use Software or Core, I suggest TTS.
Cheers,
Gökçe
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