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The GreenHopper Classic Statistics Burndown Chart Gadget displays a series of line graphs showing the burndown for a given version.

 

(tick) This gadget is Wallboard-capable

(info) Note that this page only applies if you are using the Classic Boards (which are no longer being actively developed; read more).

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Screenshot: The GreenHopper Classic Statistics Burndown Chart

 

Adding the GreenHopper Classic Statistics Burndown Chart gadget to your JIRA dashboard

To add the GreenHopper Classic Statistics Burndown Chart Gadget to your JIRA dashboard,

  1. Jira にログインするか、すでにログインしている場合は、ダッシュボードに移動します。
  2. 右上にあるガジェット追加リンクをクリックします。ガジェット ディレクトリ 画面が表示されます。
  3. Find the GreenHopper Classic Statistics Burndown Chart Gadget in the list of gadgets and click Add it now.
  4. 右下の完了ボタンをクリックします。
  5. The GreenHopper Statistics Burndown Chart Gadget gadget will display on your dashboard. Enter the following setup details for your gadget:
    • Project — the JIRA project for which you want to display a burndown chart.
    • Version — the project version for which you want to display burndown chart.
      (info) Select Next Release Due (auto) to display the unreleased version with the latest release date.
    • Field — select the statistics field (i.e. a custom number field) you wish to use, e.g. Story Points, Business Value.
      (info) This field will be blank if no statistics fields have been configured.
    • Context — select the context by which to filter issues when generating the chart.
    • Display Options — choose whether to display the Project Name and/or the Version Name in the chart.
    • 更新間隔 － ガジェットのデータを更新する間隔を選択します。
  6. Click the Save button. The GreenHopper Classic Statistics Burndown Gadget will display on your dashboard.

(tick) Tip: You can add the GreenHopper Classic Statistics Burndown Chart Gadget to your dashboard multiple times, if you wish to track multiple projects/versions.

8 Comments

  1. Anonymous

    Mar 20, 2012

    Hi - i can't get mystatistics burndown chart to represent anything other than zero. I am trying to show issue burndown per version / iteration. I have tried to create a custom stat (issues) but can't see to get it to work properly.

    Can anyone help please?

     

    Neil 

  2. Anonymous

    May 14, 2012

    Hi, is it possible to view burn-up chart?

    Ondra


  3. Anonymous

    May 22, 2012

    Hi, I have created a version and added the current sprint stories to it. I have also made sure all stories have story points but when I configure this gadget I only see the trend line not the actual line for stories done. I thought this would work with resolved and also tried moving to closed but no change.

    Any ideas?

    1. Anonymous

      Aug 22, 2012

      I had the same problem, try setting the start date for the version in classing planning board (It's listed in the yellow box on the right hand side for the version).

  4. Anonymous

    Jul 17, 2012

    My gadget won't even save even though I have a valid version. I do not however have a value for the Field dropdown.

  5. Anonymous

    Aug 07, 2012

    I am able to get the burdown from chart board in greenhoper but not adding it as a gadget in the dashboard where it does not show anything

  6. Bill Warshaw

    Sept 10, 2012

    I had the same problem - no data on the chart board even though folks logged work against issues in the sprint.  Turns out that I had to go into "Classic" view mode for the board (from the Agile dropdown menu), and enter a start date for the Version in the right hand column.  By default, the start date wasn't being propogated into Greenhopper, making the chart unable to perform its calculations.

  7. Anonymous

    Dec 10, 2012

    if you define a filter (query) with

    project = XXX AND Sprint in ( openSprints() )

    then it works in "non" Classic mode.

    Then select this filter in the Gadget Filter combo-box



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