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How to get all issues from the "worked on" section by person

Mark Korolyk
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June 15, 2023

Hello there! 

I got stuck trying to get all issues that were somehow changed by the concrete user.

The goal is to create a quick filter or at least a simple issue filter for some team members based on any action done by exactly one of these persons (issues can be changed by anyone in the project). 

I tried to use the worklogAuthor query but got nothing from it. 

I assume that if it is easily accessible by a few clicks - it is possible to perform as a query. 

 

Thanks in advance! 

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Frederik Vantroys
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June 15, 2023

There is the changed keyword in JQL. Can that help ?

 

project = "Your Project Name" AND (status changed by "John Doe" OR assignee changed by "John Doe" OR comment ~ "John Doe" OR worklogAuthor = "John Doe")

Mark Korolyk
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June 15, 2023

Hello Frederik, thank you for your reply, I got a result but looks like worklogAuthor still doesn't work as same as worklogDate. 

And I assume it can show only edits done with these specific fields, but I have quite a lot of custom fields and have to get all tickets where were made any edits during some time.

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