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Get all tasks by Membership of ProjectOwner (jql)

Falk Reiher
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July 5, 2023

Hi all,

I need a filter query, that return the following:

All tasks from all projects when the projectowner is member of a specific group.

I tried something like:

project in projectsLeadByUser( membersOf(the_group))

This is working:

assignee in membersOf(the_group)

But I need not the assignee, I need the project owner. 

Any ideas, how to select this?

Greetings

Falk 

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Trudy Claspill
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July 5, 2023

Hello @Falk Reiher 

Welcome to the Atlassian community.

Per the documentation, projectsLeadByUser accepts only a single user as an input.

So, it seems that you would need to write a filter for each member of the group individually.

Or, look for a third party app that you could add to your system that has the capability you need. Are you willing to consider a third party app available from the Atlassian Marketplace?

Falk Reiher
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July 10, 2023

Hi @Trudy Claspill ,

thanks for information. We wrote a query where we include every single user in projectsLeadByUser. Its not so flexible like the usage of groups, but its a solution for us at the moment. Perhaps the group function will be implemented in further releases.

Best regards

Falk

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