In the below example, I am getting the logic why assignee is empty is used. Can anyone help with the logic behind it?
Find all issues where the Assignee is not Jack, Jill, or John:
assignee not in (Jack,Jill,John) or assignee is empty
Hi @Harsha Vardhan Doddi
It returns all issues where assignee is not Jack, Jill, or John (doesn't include unassigned one's)
assignee not in (Jack,Jill,John)
It returns the first query + unassigned issues:
Best
Yes. On can make an argument that if the issue is unassigned then neither Jack, Jill nor John are assign to the issue.
Exactly. It's a little bit counterintuitive, but assignee != username does not include issues where that the assignee field were empty.
The same is true for any other fields.
Regards
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