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Change Tracking

Beta Feature

This feature is currently in beta and may change in future versions.

Track changes to your issues since your last checkpoint.

How It Works

  1. When you first load a query, a checkpoint is automatically created
  2. On subsequent loads, changes since the checkpoint are detected
  3. Visual indicators highlight new issues and status changes
  4. Save a new checkpoint to acknowledge changes

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Change Types Detected

TypeIndicatorDescription
New IssuesGreen highlightIssues added since checkpoint
Removed IssuesListed in summaryIssues no longer matching query
Status ChangesBlue highlightIssues with changed status

Activity Period

Filter recent activity by time window:

PeriodDescription
24 hoursShow activity from last day
7 daysShow activity from last week
OffDisable activity indicators

Change Summary

The change summary panel shows:

  • Count of new issues
  • Count of removed issues
  • Count of status changes
  • List of affected issue keys (clickable)

Click an issue key to open it in Jira.

Checkpoints

Automatic Checkpoints

A checkpoint is automatically created when:

  • You load a query for the first time
  • You save a new checkpoint manually

Manual Checkpoints

Click Save Checkpoint to:

  • Acknowledge current changes
  • Reset the comparison baseline
  • Start tracking from the current state

Pending Changes Indicator

Queries with unsaved changes show an indicator in the sidebar:

📋 My Sprint (3 new)

This helps you quickly identify which queries have updates.

Use Cases

Daily Standup

  1. Open your sprint query
  2. Review highlighted new/changed issues
  3. Save checkpoint after reviewing

Monitoring

  1. Set auto-refresh to 5 minutes
  2. Enable change tracking
  3. Get visual feedback on issue updates

Code Review

  1. Track issues assigned to you
  2. See when new issues are assigned
  3. Notice status changes from QA

Released under the MIT License.