Displaying the information you need where you want to see it in Jira has always been the core value of Jira Misc Custom Fields.
With the latest JMCF release, users have several new options to reveal even deeper Jira insights.
For instance, you can now display calculated labels fields. Calculated labels enhance your ability to search by prompting you with a list of possible values as you search.
Introduction (By Innovalog):
In your Jira projects, you might need to perform calculations based on data readily available in your Jira custom fields. While Jira gives you the ability to create custom fields, it doesn't give you the ability to perform calculations, even reasonably straightforward ones.
Since Atlassian has published the end-of-life timeline for Jira Server, we'd like to address a few points regarding features, pricing, and licensing related to our products. Hopefully, this can help you make confident decisions as you develop a plan for your team. Please be aware that Jira Misc Workflow Extensions (JMWE) is available on all Jira instances; Jira Misc Custom Fields (JMCF) is available for Jira Data Center (DC) and Jira Server.
JMCF v. 2.3.0 for Jira Server and Data Center is here, and it brings the following new features:
When displaying an issue, the value of all its Calculated (Scripted) fields is re-computed on-the-fly. Therefore, the value of any Calculated field will always be up-to-date. But when searching for issues, Jira uses the Jira index, which stores the value of all standard and custom fields and is only updated when an issue is modified (or the index is re-built).
Build a"low effort - high impact" Jira story report with the help of JMCF and Excel
All agile teams know the value of adaptive planning and quick response to change. While there are many tools and strategies that help you evaluate and prioritize - and reprioritize - your work, one you can always count on is "impact vs. effort."
JMCF v 2.2 is here! This version brings new features such as the new Transition Callers field type, support for Botron's Configuration Manager, and improvements that include better Duration field types, and more.
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Here, we use the Transition Caller custom field type to display the person who resolved an issue (as an example). Using this custom field type, you can display, search for and report on the author of any transition based on actual transition IDs or between one, many, or all statuses. We cover the latter one in the above video.
In Jira, you can customize your Board cards to help users focus on important details. You can filter according to your preferences, change colors, and display up to three fields. Adding a field you already have available in Jira is not difficult. However, you often want to show information not stored in an issue field, or pull it from a related issue.
We are super-thrilled to announce the release of Jira Misc Custom Fields (JMCF) 2.0 for Jira Server. Over the past eighteen months, we've seen an increase of feature requests for our free JMCF app. With this commercial release, we tried to implement as many requested features as possible. This highly popular app has been truly transformed and we hope that it helps customers improve their day-to-day Jira processes.
