Dynamic Status History App: Configuration guide

The latest version of the config file is here: https://github.com/forthix/forthix-apps/blob/main/Jira%20Cloud/Dynamic%20Status%20History/config.forthic

Sample Configuration

# Used to determine the number of dates to show in the report
: NUM-DATES       15;      # Number of dates in the status history
: DATE-INTERVAL   2;       # Number of days between dates
: END-DATE        TODAY;   # The right-most date in the status history

# The maximum number of tickets to show in the report (Click refresh button after changing this)
: MAX-TICKETS   25;

# The JQL used to find the parent tickets (Click refresh button after changing this)
: PARENT-JQL   ["project = " jira.PROJECT-KEY " and issuetype=Story and updated >= -30d order by updated DESC"] CONCAT;

# Used to order the tickets in the report by status
: STATUS>ORDER   [
    ["BLOCKED"      1]
    ["IN PROGRESS"  2]
    ["DONE"         3]
    ["TO DO"        4]
] REC SWAP UPPERCASE REC@ 100 DEFAULT;

Reference

Config Word	Description	Notes
`NUM-DATES`	This sets the number of status history date chips to render for each ticket
`DATE-INTERVAL`	This sets the step size in days in between each date interval	Each status chip covers a date range starting from its date and extending through the number of days of the `DATE-INTERVAL`
`END-DATE`	This is the rightmost date of the status history	This takes any valid Forthic date such as a date literal or a word that returns a date (e.g., `TODAY`, `MONDAY`, etc)
`MAX-TICKETS`	This sets the number of tickets to render in the report.	After changing this value, click the refresh button to pull fresh data.
`PARENT-JQL`	This specifies the JQL used to pull tickets for the report	By default this pulls Story tickets in the current project that have been updated within the past 30d.
`STATUS>ORDER`	This defines a sort order for the tickets based on Status.	If you just want to specify an order, focus on the following rows and revise the Statuses to match your project. ["BLOCKED" 1] ["IN PROGRESS" 2] ["DONE" 3] ["TO DO" 4] This definition follows the Forthic idiom of transforming one thing into another.