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Table Transformer - checking the Reporter and Assignee whether they are member of a user group

Emil
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June 10, 2022

Hello,

I know that in JQL the MembersOf() function can be used for filtering issues based on the users that are members of a certain user group. But I would like to do a bit different thing in Table Transformer. I've got a JQL filter as an input to Table Transformer containing a lot of issues and I would like to check for each issue if the Reporter or the Assignee is member of a certain group, and based on that condition add some text to a calculated field. Is it possible with a query in Table Transformer?

 

Emil

 

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Katerina Kovriga _Stiltsoft_
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June 10, 2022

Hi @Emil ,

Again it's possible to use CASE WHEN conditions in the Table Transformer macro if your have the field visible in the source table.

If you see your group names, then you may count how many assignees belong to each group, how many time each group is mentioned, etc.

How to extract the list of users and user groups from Jira - it's a question. Maybe you'll be able to create a manual table in the format "Username <-> Group" and we'll be able to merge it with the Jira Issues output where you have assignees and issues.

Emil
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June 10, 2022

Hi @Katerina Kovriga _Stiltsoft_ ,

Thanks for the quick response again. :-) I will think it through how to get those data in the source table.

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