Documentation for JIRA 5.2. Documentation for other versions of JIRA is available too.

JIRA's Changeset report allows you to view recent changeset activity for a project (that is, where a JIRA issue key belonging to the project was referenced in the commit message), if you are using a source-code repository together with Atlassian FishEye. You can:

  • View all 'Recent Changesets' for all repository changesets across the entire project.
  • View 'Activity Statistics' on LOC (lines-of-code), files or commits for the project, issue or author.
  • Search the FishEye repository linked to the JIRA project currently being browsed.

Your JIRA administrator must have configured the FishEye plugin on your JIRA server () if you want to view the Changeset report. You will also need the 'View Issue Source Tab' permission in the appropriate projects.

To view the changeset activity for a project,

  1. On the top navigation bar, click the white triangle next to Projects. The projects dropdown will display.
    (tick) Tip: You can access your current project directly by simply clicking the Projects link instead of the triangle.
  2. Click the project that you wish to browse. If the project is not displayed in the dropdown, click View All Projects, which allows you to view a list of all accessible projects on your JIRA site, and select your project from there.
  3. Click the 'Source' tab on the left of the page. The recent changesets for your project will display (see screenshot below). By default, you will see a listing of the most recent changesets for a project:

Screenshot: Viewing the recent changesets for a project

You can also view the Activity Statistics on LOC, Files or Commits for the project, by clicking the 'Statistics' link. The Activity Statistics for the project will display:

Screenshot: Viewing the activity statistics for a project

If you wish to see the above two sets of information together, you can click on the 'All' link to view it all on one page.

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