Time in Status Jira Cloud edition now supports mult-part calendars.
Only July 10th 2023, we are introducing a new feature that will allow users to define calendars with multi-part working hours for each day.
With this update, it is possible to define calendars with lunch breaks, calendars with different working hours for different days, and calendars with multiple shifts within a day.
Your existing calendars will not be affected by this change. You will still be able to select calendars using the Calendars button on the toolbar.
If you need multi-part calendars, contact your Jira Administrator to have your new calendars defined.
One thing to note here: There is a non-backward-compatible change about Time in Status REST API that is included in this update. You might want to read this blog post if you are using Time in Status REST API.
7.19.21, themed by Refined
Introducing Multi-Part Calendars for Time in Status on Jira Cloud
Time in Status Jira Cloud edition now supports mult-part calendars.
Only July 10th 2023, we are introducing a new feature that will allow users to define calendars with multi-part working hours for each day.
With this update, it is possible to define calendars with lunch breaks, calendars with different working hours for different days, and calendars with multiple shifts within a day.
Your existing calendars will not be affected by this change. You will still be able to select calendars using the Calendars button on the toolbar.
If you need multi-part calendars, contact your Jira Administrator to have your new calendars defined.
One thing to note here: There is a non-backward-compatible change about Time in Status REST API that is included in this update. You might want to read this blog post if you are using Time in Status REST API.
If you have further questions, you can reach OBSS support team through pluginsupport.obss.com.tr or by sending an e-mail to plugin@obss.tech
Emre TOPTANCI