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Key: TMCT-23
Type: Bug Bug
Status: Open Open
Priority: Major Major
Assignee: Matt Doar
Reporter: Bettina Zucker
Votes: 0
Watchers: 0
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totals are constant over time

Created: 26/Jun/07 09:44 AM   Updated: 27/Jun/07 02:16 AM
Component/s: None
Affects Version/s: 3.8
Fix Version/s: None

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Environment: Jira 3.9.1 standalone enterprise, mysql 4.1.11, both debian linux and windows xp

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Searching with a filter which selects all issues over a time of 30 days gives for every day the same total number of issues,
even if the number of issues which were present in the system increased every day.

Also you can see in the attached screenshot that the reporting does not start with the first day of the given interval, but some day later.



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Matt Doar added a comment - 26/Jun/07 11:19 AM
This would happen if nothing changed in the query over that period of time. That is, even if more issues are added, if they didn't affect the results of the query, then the numbers stay the same. Also, the last data point is not always the start of the date range, but instead is the date of the last change. I guess I could add a fake point at the start of the date range to avoid the confusion - what do you think?

Bettina Zucker added a comment - 27/Jun/07 02:16 AM
Why do you think nothing changed in the query in one month?
My filter was as said "All Issues". The total number of issues in my system changed in one month, of course.

I don't understand what you mean by the "date of the last change".