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Gerald
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October 19, 2020

I am using a vanilla version of Jira (I can't install any add-ons - it's company wide).

I'm trying to filter to show all issues for a given team. The ideal way to do this IMO is to assign their team leader to their epics and have Jira filter to show all the issues within that set of epics.

So far, I've hit a brick wall. I can easily setup a filter to return the epic for a given user - or return all tickets assigned to a user generally. However, I cannot seem to return all tasks related to all epics of which the specified user is the assignee.

Any help is hugely appreciated.

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Chris Buzon
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October 26, 2020

You can specify a list of users instead:
Example:

project = <projectname> AND issuetype in (Story, Task, Bug, Epic) AND assignee IN (list of people, separated, by, commas )

When you specify the... assignee IN (  clause, jira should populate a list of users. You can add any number of people in this list.  It will assign them a userID after you have selected them - this cannot be changed, it's a personally identifiable information requirement).


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