We're trying to use a jql where we compare timespent > originalestimate. This compares the field Original Estimate with the time logged through tempo.
The goal being that we set a trigger to rethink the issue when it is taking us more time than we initially planned for it.
I get the error The value 'originalestimate' for field 'timespent' is invalid. Please specify a positive duration format; for example: '1h 30m', '2d'.
Has someone used something similar before?
Thanks!
Update: I've solved it by using the work ratio :)
Which board are you using this with?
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Hi Iris,
I use this for an automation, where we receive a message when the ratio is at a certain percentage (eg. 90%).
I'm not sure I understand your question, but I can try and help.
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Hi Joana,
How did you do that automation? I"ll try to add something like that.
Regards,
Annamaria
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Hi Annamaria,
I used the fields and values directly from jira.
Here's a screenshot, hope it helps. Let me know if I can answer any question
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Hi Joana,
It worked :) Thank you for your help!
Regards,
Annamaria
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