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How do you create a project team?

Kishore Chennuru

I'm a QA Manager and would like to filter by all the bugs reported by my team. Currently, I have hard coded the email ids using the reporter filter. Rather, I would be better off to create a project team and assign all my team members to that and use the project team filter. I'm sure there might be some question already, but I tried my best to dig thru previous questions, but couldn't find my scenario. Appreciate any help.

Or, if there is an alternate way, please suggest.

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Dave Theodore [Coyote Creek Consulting]

You could create a group and use the group name in your filters.

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Dave Theodore [Coyote Creek Consulting]

You could create a group and use the group name in your filters.

Kishore Chennuru

Great, is it again thru the admin personnel? I can log a ticket, but can you help me with how the group works? Does it take the user ids to be associated in groups?

Dave Theodore [Coyote Creek Consulting]

Ah yes. Minor detail. Your friendly Jira admin will need to create and maintain the group for you. There is no way for non-admins to maintain it within Jira native functionality.

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