Verify checklist state before retiring the old Jira environment

Inspect a destination issue, compare its exposed checklist totals with your source expectations, and see a clear explanation without changing Jira data.

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The user problem

Why this exists

After a Jira migration, a checklist can look present while item counts or completion state no longer match the source. Checking every issue manually is slow and error-prone.

Checklist totals that no longer match after a migration
Incomplete items that were unexpectedly completed or lost
No clear indication of whether Jira exposes compatible checklist data
Risk of retiring the source environment before verification

What it does

Focused capabilities

✓Read-only inspection of an entered destination issue
✓Checks the exposed compatible checklist property
✓Optional source total and incomplete-count comparison
✓Clear complete, incomplete, missing, empty, and mismatch results
✓Duplicate visible checklist-label detection
✓Privacy-safe aggregate instrumentation only

How it works

Enter

Enter the destination issue key and, when available, the total and incomplete checklist counts from the source environment.

Inspect

The app reads the compatible checklist state available through the current Jira user and never writes to the issue.

Verify

Review the result before retiring the old environment or escalating a discrepancy.

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Inspection result

Checklist state is complete

All exposed items match the expected completion state.

0/1

All 1 exposed checklist items are complete.

Evidence and testing

The production candidate has been exercised against a real Jira fixture with one exposed HeroCoders checklist item and a completed result.

Scope disclosure: the first release verifies the compatible exposed checklist property. Other checklist vendors require their own compatibility evidence.

Privacy and security

The app reads only the destination issue and compatible checklist state available to the current Jira user. It does not create, edit, or delete Jira data.

Issue keys, checklist text, people, customer identifiers, and installation identifiers are never sent through the app's instrumentation. It records only coarse aggregate event, result, count-bucket, and latency-bucket totals in Forge hosted storage.