Provide new option for setting $DURING clause existing when using the Time Series None

[Doug Levitt]

Hello,

I recently created a Release Burndown Chart which displays for a given Fix Version:

• Count of Completed PBIs
• Count of Open PBIs

The Release Burndown Chart uses Time Series None (sum of existing issues)

Ideally, I would configure the Chart Dates as:

• Period - Daily
• Dates - Custom Dates
• Day Previously - 90

However, because I have so many issues (over 12 Scrum Teams), it takes a long time to render.

To compensate, I reconfigured the Time Series with a Period of Weekly. However, when doing so, each data point spans across 7 days. As a result, the latest datapoint on June 5, doesn't show the value on June 5, but the value between May 30 - June 5. Likewise, the datapoint on May 29, shows the value between May 23 - May 29.

Unfortunately, this means the graph isn’t 100% accurate. How so? Well, the data point on June 5 doesn’t match the actual count on June 5.

It would be nice if I configure the mechanism to calculate the data points as such:

• The June 5 data point uses a $DURING clause of ("2022/06/05","2022/06/05")
• The May 29 data point uses a $DURING clause of ("2022/05/29","2022/05/29")
• …

Thanks for your consideration.

Doug

[Doug Levitt]

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