Seatbelt Documentation

# Creating a New Rule

Adding new Seatbelt is easy. Once you are in rule manager page, click Add Rule button in the top right corner.

# Rule Severity

There are four possible results of running a rule: Error, Warning, Info and Pass. Pass indicates that there weren't any result captured by the rule; Error, Warning and Info indicate that the rule found data that was filtered by the rule; You can set the severity of each result type to determine how it will be indicated in the rule results. For example, you can set severity to Error so that any errors will be highlighted in red. You have complete control over how your rule results are displayed.

# Rule Category

Have you ever looked at your Jira data and felt overwhelmed? If so, you're not alone. With all of the information available, it can be tough to know where to start. Luckily, there are a few ways to organize your Jira data and make sense of it all. There are Integrity, Policies and Health categories defined for you to organize and group your rules by its purpose. For example, you might have a set of rules for integrity checks, a set of rules for policy enforcement, and a set of rules for health monitoring. This can help you keep track of what each rule is supposed to do and make sure that they're all working as intended.

# Example queries

Seatbelt rules use PrestoDB to query your Jira data. Here are some examples

Issue completed with no resolution

SELECT 
  id
FROM issues
WHERE
  fields.status.statusCategory.name = 'Done' AND 
  fields.resolution IS NULL 
ORDER BY fields.updated ASC

Sprint expired but not closed

SELECT 
  id
FROM sprints 
WHERE 
  from_iso8601_timestamp(enddate) < current_date AND 
  state = 'active'

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