Feature #6975
Autocalculate the issue done ratio only for certain issue status
| Status: | New | Start date: | 2010-11-25 | |
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| Priority: | Low | Due date: | ||
| Assignee: | - | % Done: | 0% | |
| Category: | Issues | |||
| Target version: | - | |||
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Description
Though we need to use the % done field in Redmine, there is no reason not to have it work automatically for certain statuses. For example a "New" issue could be set automatically to 0% and a "Resolved" issue could be set to 100% done. The user could always change pertentages if needed...
Moreover, that would be an excellent way of avoiding 0%-closed issues.
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History
#1
Updated by Mischa The Evil over 10 years ago
Maybe the Issue Done Ratio Both plugin (provides a base to extend it to) fit your specific need. It might be worth looking at it...
#2
Updated by Jean-Philippe Lang over 10 years ago
This feature was implemented in r3151.
Isn't it what you need?
#3
Updated by Pedro Calvo over 10 years ago
Jean-Philippe Lang wrote:
This feature was implemented in r3151.
Isn't it what you need?
Mischa The Evil is right: I was talking about the same functionality provided by the Issue Done Ratio Both plugin
Issue Done Ratio Both wrote:
Normally, an Issue can either have a "Done %" field that you
set manually, or it can be set automatically by certain issue
statuses (closed, etc). But not both.
We want people to be able to set their "% Done" themselves while
they work (if they want), but when they close the ticket,
it should be marked 100% done.
This provides another option in Settings > Issue Tracking for
allowing both types.
The "% Done" for an issue will only be automatically updated if
you set it to a status for which you have specified a default
"% Done" value. (Meaning you can leave it nil and it shouldn't
change.)
#4
Updated by Marcus Fleuti over 8 years ago
+1
#5
Updated by Jens Krämer over 5 years ago
Since the plugin mentioned above does not seem to exist any more, I built a new one
#6
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA over 5 years ago
- Category set to Issues