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I want to write a JQL function to run a saved filter as another user

Abhishek Barnwal
September 16, 2020

I am facing timezone problem with the Dashboard data. I want to make my JQL timezone independent. Best workaround i found is to make JQL user dependent. How can i run a saved filter as a specific user.

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September 17, 2020

Hi Abhishek. 
I don’t know what the exact problem is with the time zones. However there ist no way to run a filter as a different user. The dashboard is shown under the context of the users who is currently logged in. Maybe you can use relative time filters. Something like

created >= -12h 

This should give you all issues from the last 12 hours.  This is a fixed timespan relative to now. No matter where you or your users are. 

Abhishek Barnwal
September 17, 2020

I have to use queries like this "End Time" >= startOfWeek(-2) AND "End Time" < startOfWeek(-1) which is giving different result for different user as there is 12 hrs time gap. I wanted to build custom JQL Function using plugin development which can take two arguments 1. user 2. SavedFilter which will make whole JQL user independent.