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Query issue history to find issues that were set to a status by a particular team or user(s)?

Daniel Bower
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November 20, 2013

I'm trying to query for issues that were were assigned to a team or individuals, and are currently in a particular status. For example: "assignee was person1,person2,person3 and status is fixed"

I've made numerous attampts at this and haven't been able to nail it down. Seems like it should be pretty straightforward. Thanks.

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Udo Brand
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November 20, 2013

If those team members belong to a certain group you could use

assignee was in membersof("<groupname>")

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November 20, 2013

But this belongs only to your example. The answer to your original question if you can find out if a status was set by a particular user is yes, you can. Use e.g.

status was changed to open by Winnie

to find issues that where set to open by Winnie

Daniel Bower
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November 20, 2013

I think status changed to is the right path. I can use this:

status changed TO "Fixed" BY Person1

but I can't do it for multiple people. I want to do:

status changed TO "Fixed" BY Person1 OR BY Person2 OR BY Person3

But I don't think that's the right context. (The specific people I want to include are not in their own Group).

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in that case you need to repeat the query

status changed TO "Fixed" BY Person1 or status changed TO "Fixed" BY Person2

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Rahul Aich [Nagra]
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November 20, 2013

I dont think you can use assignee was 1,2,3

can you try

assignee was 1 OR assignee was 2 or assignee was 3

this should be a quick fix

Rahul

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