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Jira Error Summary for User History

I'm looking for an idea on how to improve the visibility of user story progress in Jira + GreenHopper.

How we work now : we put all our User Stories in Jira, break them into subtasks for development, then our testers associate errors in Jira with the corresponding user stories. We have a filter on our project information panel, for example, "show name, status,% completion, where fixVersion = current_sprint order by priority desc".

Our problem : in order to understand whether a user story, marked as 100%, is really shown to our client, we need to make sure that he does not have critical errors and has no more than N low-priority errors. But now we need to manually sort through each user’s story one by one in order to calculate such numbers.

Question Any ideas if you can show the number of errors of each priority in the list of user stories in the current sprint? For simplicity, we consider the following:

  • High: unresolved errors Blocker + Critical priority;
  • Remedy: Unresolved errors Major + Medium priority;
  • Low: unresolved errors Minor + Trivial priority;

So, such a list would look like

US name | US completion % | High-pri bugs # | Med-pri bugs # | Low-pri bugs #

Ideas for the easiest way? Is anything built on standard Jira gadgets / requests? or any custom plugin you may know to use for this? or even if something needs to be developed? Thanks!

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Create a new type of problem, you can call it "Sub-Bug". This type of problem should only be available when the user is trying to create a subtask under the plot.

When the QA checks the history and finds problems, ask them to create a subtask according to the plot and select "Sub-bug" as the type of problem.

Now you can easily make sure that all subtasks (including the actual subtask and su-bug) are completed before you transfer the story to the “Ready” status.

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You can use a custom field (read-only) that stores the number of all related issues. This custom field may appear in search results. Maybe this is something for you: JIRA Misc Custom Fields

This custom field can be easily used in filters. The number of questions may be displayed, for example, a merge page. This is a merge page that you can show your customers.

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