Jira On Fire by Kolossi

For cloud-hosted jira (https://*.atlassian.net) this will do some enhancements to the jira display. See options.

What is Jira On Fire by Kolossi?

Jira On Fire by Kolossi is a Chrome extension that enhances the display of Jira, providing efficient issue retrieval, wider comment display area, improved sub-task viewing, worklog retrieval, traffic light indicators, clickable Jira ticket numbers, timesheet functionality, and small progress graph annotations.

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By: Kolossi

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Users: 51 ▲ 1

Rating: 3.50 (2)

Version: 0.7.9 (Last updated: 2019-04-02)

Creation date: 2019-04-02

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

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Size: 63.85K

Email: go*****@kolossi.co.uk

Ranking

# 86241 ▼ 73

Other rankings

#9317 in Developer Tools ▼ 26 #117 in ticket keyword 5 ▼ 4 #184 in jira keyword 22 ▼ 8

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Extension summary

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Jira doesn't always help give a quick overview when viewing search results or boards. Jira plugins can help but be expensive or even impossible on cloud-hosted Jira. This gets around both of these problems by using a (FREE!) Chrome extension to modify the page html after display to optional provide these changes:

Efficient issue retrieval from jira to prevent dupicate requests - cahcing & queueing
Widens the comment display area when viewing a Jira ticket or editing a comment.
When viewing sub-tasks in search results, by default Jira shows just the parent Jira ticket number, with the parent description as a tooltip. This is reversed.
When viewing search results, retrieves the logged worklog for each Jira ticket and adds it to the results display. Shows first 3 initially, click to show the rest. This functionality is off by default since the timesheet is now implemented in search results.
When viewing boards & search results, shows a "traffic light" indicating if the ticket is ready to start. If it's a subtask, this is down to whether the previous subtask of the parent is complete, and whether the parent itself is complete. A tooltip explains why the traffic light is the colour it is. Also looks for "blocked" labels and "Dev blocked" status of ticket or parent.
On boards, whilst the parent of a sub-task is shown on a surrounding card, the Jira ticket number is not clickable to open the relevant Jira ticket. This fixes that up.
Timesheet. On a search/filter results page, any worklogs for the displayed tickets are collected and presented at the bottom of the page by person and day (descending).
New in v0.7.9 : Annotate the small progress graphs with the text of time estimated/recorded/remaining, instead of just being a (sometimes works!) tooltip.

Each of the modifications can be turned on or off in the Extension options. An additional option ("show fire") highlights each change made to the page with an orange dotted underline or outline to show what it's doing.

All options other than worklog are on by default, but can be turned off in the extension options.

User reviews

I use Jira on Fire as a delivery manager to keep track of the different Jira items(for lack of a better word to indicate Issues and SubIssues and anything else in that category) . I also love the work log information which is not very easy to access otherwise on the cloud version. In the latest version the Traffic lights based on status of Subtasks is an awesome feature . This gives me a better indicator of progress.

Smitha Bhaskara Panicker, 2019-02-04

I find it truly annoying when people say "a jira" instead of "a Jira ticket", or "a ticket". - Jira is a product (I'm sure you know that) - "a jira" is a malapropism. (Google it) Talking about "a jira" as if a ticket is intended is just wrong - "too millennial", if you will. And if "oh but a coworker says it, too" is your excuse, then your coworker is wrong, and you should be ashamed for being a sheep. Apart from that, it seems to work ok. Thus, 2 stars.