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Are you suggesting they’re going out of business?
Probably a testament to performance and reliability of the hosted offering (we all remember the multi day outage not long ago).
Atlassian may want to provide SQL interface to Jira data. JQL is limited in many ways.
Missed naming opportunity: should have been “scrumbag”.
My manager a few jobs back did something like this, but just using Microsoft Excel with Power Query. No need to even install sqlite. Normally, that probably isn't much of an obstacle, but this was in a classified environment where it was nearly impossible to get the local IT admins to install additional software on your workstation. Every corporate Microsoft box is going to already have the Office suite.
Missed naming opportunity: should have been “scrumbag”.
No explanation necessary. Anyone that has followed Atlassian in the news knows that downloading Jira Issues is an excellent idea!
Are you suggesting they’re going out of business?
I built a very similar tool for my company to download a set of DataDog logs into SQLite. Products like Jira and DataDog have their own query engines for sure, but you really can't beat the capabilities of true SQL for deeper analysis.
Just to get ideas, what custom reports are users looking for that can not be built by Jira.