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Board is missing issues assigned to username "admin"

Deleted user May 21, 2019

UPDATE: Not an issue after all. Not sure how to close a question. 

 

Somehow, when my own account was created, my username was set as "admin", which I can tell by looking at an autogenerated JQL when I select myself.

 

I can't get a new board to show up any issues assigned to myself, even if the JQL is pulling up those issues in issue search. Any ideas?

  • JQL assignee in (admin) --> search doesn't work, board doesn't work
  • JQL: assignee in ("FIrstname Lastname") --> search works, board doesn't work
  • JQL: assignee in memberOf("group including me") --> search works, board doesn't work 

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Jack Brickey
Community Champion
May 21, 2019

what do you see w/ the following JQL?

assignee = currentuser()

Deleted user May 21, 2019

I've actually tracked this down to a different weird bug, so it appears that the admin username is not the culprit!

Jack Brickey
Community Champion
May 21, 2019

maybe you could share with the Community here as an answer for future searchers.

Deleted user May 22, 2019

My new board, which was grouped by epic, was hiding assigned issues that were within an unassigned epic. The funny thing was, if I grouped by other factors (by user, story, etc) then the issues showed up correctly.

The JQL had to be modified to show issues of type bug/story/task/etc assigned to specific users but any issues of type epic, for the board to properly show all issues I expected.

project = PROJNAME AND assignee in (X,Y,Z) AND issuetype in (Bug, Story, Sub-task) OR issuetype in (Epic) ORDER BY Rank ASC

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