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Probably not, from my experience. Certainly not for large installations. There's just too much to glean from a 20 year old Jira (Components, Comments, Issue His
by itomato 2y ago
Probably not, from my experience. Certainly not for large installations. There's just too much to glean from a 20 year old Jira (Components, Comments, Issue History, Transitions, Links..) You can build a graph database from all of this (plus the metadata and other contextual stuff, like related code) which is what Atlassian did with their "Teamwork Graph".
Someone else's mystery machine is fine for a start, but if you want to train and test (and validate) your assumptions or do your own experiments, these AI features don't offer much.