I’m trying to figure out if there’s a way to see the total number of hours I’ve logged in Jira. Right now, I can only see work logs for specific stories or subtasks. Is there any option to view the overall work logged by each developer?
It would be really helpful if Jira could show some kind of daily breakdown of the work logged. I’m wondering if this is possible or if there’s a workaround.
Also, I’m curious about burndown charts. Can these be created for individual developers? Or are they only available for teams and projects?
I’ve looked through the Jira settings but couldn’t find anything that does this. Any tips or suggestions would be great. Thanks!
Yes, Jira can display total hours logged by individual developers, but it’s not a straightforward feature. You’ll need to use Jira’s reporting capabilities or a third-party add-on to get this information.
For a native solution, try creating a custom ‘Time Tracking’ report. Go to Reports > Create Custom Report > Time Tracking. Here, you can filter by specific users and date ranges to see total logged hours.
Alternatively, the ‘Timesheet’ gadget on the dashboard can provide a weekly view of logged time per user.
For more detailed tracking, consider add-ons like ‘Tempo Timesheets’ or ‘Time in Status’. These offer comprehensive time logging features and can generate individual burndown charts.
Remember, the availability of these options may depend on your Jira version and administrator settings.
hey there! yea, jira can show total hours per dev, but it’s not super obvious. i use the ‘time tracking’ report under Reports. just filter by ur name and set the dates. it’s pretty handy.
for burndowns, i think theyre mostly for teams. but maybe some add-ons could do it for individuals? not sure tho
I’ve been using Jira for a few years now, and I’ve found a couple of ways to track individual hours that might help you out.
One method I’ve had success with is using the ‘Work Log’ report. You can access this by going to Reports > Issue Analysis > Work Log. From there, you can filter by your username and set a date range. It gives a good breakdown of hours per issue.
Another trick I’ve discovered is creating a custom JQL query. Something like ‘worklogAuthor = currentUser()’ can pull up all your logged work. You can then export this to Excel for further analysis if needed.
As for individual burndown charts, I haven’t found a native way to do this in Jira. However, I’ve heard good things about the ‘Tempo Timesheets’ add-on for more granular time tracking and reporting.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you need any clarification on these methods.