"Work Item Statistics" widget
Hi all, I'm using RTC 3.0.1 and I'd like to use "Work Item Statistics" widget for my Web client dashboard.
My problem is that when I associate a defined query to the widget, not all parameters are selectable for the widget: I can just see some of them.
For example, running the query from RTC client, I can filter on all parameters I've defined (let's say "n"). Once, on the web client, I associate the same query to the widget, I can choose only "m" parameters, where
m < n.
Do you know how and if I can fix this ?
Thanks in advance
Marco Martino
My problem is that when I associate a defined query to the widget, not all parameters are selectable for the widget: I can just see some of them.
For example, running the query from RTC client, I can filter on all parameters I've defined (let's say "n"). Once, on the web client, I associate the same query to the widget, I can choose only "m" parameters, where
m < n.
Do you know how and if I can fix this ?
Thanks in advance
Marco Martino
One answer
Hi Marco,
The Work Item Statistics viewlet is restricted to properties of the "enumeration" type. This is because the point of the viewlet is to show charts about the query to give a visual representation of the work items that match the search. If we were to create charts on a property that does not have a discrete number of possibilities the charts would not be interesting.
If you feel that there is a valid use case for what you are trying to do that this restriction does not meet, please feel free to file a work item and we can discuss it further there.
Adam Archer
The Work Item Statistics viewlet is restricted to properties of the "enumeration" type. This is because the point of the viewlet is to show charts about the query to give a visual representation of the work items that match the search. If we were to create charts on a property that does not have a discrete number of possibilities the charts would not be interesting.
If you feel that there is a valid use case for what you are trying to do that this restriction does not meet, please feel free to file a work item and we can discuss it further there.
Adam Archer
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