Hello
How can I find out how much time a task has spent in each of its statuses?
I looked at the API, but in the responses I did not see the date of transfer to the status and exit from it, so I can't use it.
I think I can use SLA, but maybe there are some other options?
We use Jira Server 7.13.1
Using the API you can investigate the "changelog" of an issue.
There you will see when an issue started/ended to be in a specific status.
It will be something like:
With this info you can find the duration an issue was in a status
Hi @Nir Haimov
Thanks for the advice!
Do you mean "Get issue" request?
In response I see only time of last update. It's don't have all transitions of that issue.
I think we can sent name of issue status and time to our database and then do mathematecal things to see time that issue been in a specific status.
Do I understand you correctly or could it be a simplier way?
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Hi @Tcelishchev Nikita ,
Use this: https://<your-jira-url>/rest/api/2/issue/<issuekey>?expand=changelog
This will return you (in the json) another attribute called "changelog"
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Hi @Nir Haimov - I have same question, i read out your answers above, but below link is not working.
: https://<your-jira-url>/rest/api/2/issue/<issuekey>?expand=changelog
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