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Release in March 2025

This month we shipped a long-requested custom field for power users who run large, multi-section checklists in Jira.

What’s new and improved?

Didit Grouped Tasks Completed Percentage Field NEW

Until now, Didit’s Jira custom fields told you whether a whole checklist was finished, or what percentage of all tasks were complete. That’s enough for simple lists, but checklists with multiple sections (headings) need more granularity. With this release we’ve added a new custom field — “Didit grouped tasks completed percentage” — that exposes the completion percentage of each heading individually.

  • Per-section visibility in JQL: Filter Jira issues based on the progress of a single section of a checklist. For example, find every issue where “Preparation” is 100% complete but “Approval” is still at 0%.
  • Use it in automation rules: The same field is available as a condition in Jira automation, so you can trigger transitions, notifications, or follow-up checklists based on section-level progress.
  • Works with all existing checklists: No template changes required — Didit derives the percentage from the headings already in your checklist.
JQL search using the new Didit grouped tasks completed percentage field.
JQL search using the new Didit grouped tasks completed percentage field.

A short JQL example for finding issues where the “Preparation” section is fully complete:

"Didit grouped tasks completed percentage" ~ "\" Preparation: 100\""

The full guide, including more JQL patterns and automation tips, lives on the filter based on checklist tasks completed under each heading page.

That’s it for March. Small release, big unblock for everyone running structured QA, onboarding, and compliance checklists.