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The Jira Expression Barcode field decides what a barcode or QR code encodes by running a Jira expression, so each issue builds its own label from its key, status, assignee, or any other field.
The Editable Barcode field lets a Jira issue carry an existing asset tag, serial, or SKU and render it as a scannable barcode or QR code, so you reuse the numbers your gear already has instead of reprinting them.
Jira's Fix Version field works well for a single deployable component, but a release that spans three components at three different version numbers has nowhere to live. Bundles hold all of them, and an auto-calculated field tags the issues without anyone touching it.
See how the Tabular Combobox Custom Field turns a single Jira field into a real spreadsheet-style picker, so people choose a full record instead of a single label.
Most time in status tools work out the number the moment you open the report, which means it disappears the moment you close it. ChronoFlow stores it on the issue instead: it backfills every existing issue in the background, then keeps each value current on its own.
The Issue URL Barcode field turns any Jira issue into a printable, scannable label that opens straight back to that issue. Choose barcode or QR, print it, scan to open.
This is the third post on the Sum-up Custom Field for Jira. In the first post we built a single rollup: an “Expand into the EU Market” Goal…
In our earlier post about the Sum-up Custom Field for Jira, we followed an “Expand into the EU Market” Goal, a six-level plan whose…
Somebody on your team is doing this right now: opening an Epic, clicking into every Story underneath it, writing down a number from each…
Every team knows the feeling: a issue that should have shipped days ago is still open, and nobody quite remembers why. The truth is that…
In our previous article, we explored the Pomodoro Technique, a globally recognized method for overcoming distractions and managing time…
In our previous articles, we explored the core principles of the Getting Things Done (GTD)© methodology and introduced our new app, Getting…
In fast-paced environments, keeping track of issue statuses and ensuring timely follow-ups can be challenging. When an issue transitions…
Every support agent knows the feeling. A ticket comes in, you start investigating, and halfway through your response you discover the…
Managing Your Personal Workflow in Jira with Getting Work Done
Managing hierarchical work in Jira often means manually calculating totals across child issues. How many story points are in this epic…
Risk management is a critical discipline for any project, but Jira’s built-in single and multi-select fields often fall short when it comes to helping users make informed decisions. When selecting a…
Our Jira timesheet application, WorklogPRO, has been developed using Atlassian’s new Forge framework. Initially, Forge lacked several…
Large enterprises often require multiple ways to categorize projects, whether by hierarchical structures, business units, or the…
As The Starware, we had participated in Atlassian Codegeist before, but this year we won a prize, “Honorable Mentions” in DevOps category.
Let's accept it, they will never be popular in the Atlassian Echosystem. I think a standalone analytics application was a mistake. The…
I bet that you have heard of CVE-2021-44228. Even the Youtubers are making videos about it. The reason for its popularity is, it has…
There can be a lot of ways to set up a new MacBook for development depending on which technologies you are using for development. This…
We got a lot of support request for our Jira add-ons and we request our customers to provide us with the log file. We have noticed that a…
I have been using Github Copilot for a week now and I can say, I’m amazed by its power, really I think it is the best improvement to my…
In Java there are more strict rules and standards about who you organize your code. There is an accepted standard for naming folders…
