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How can I filter comments?

keshu_maharjan

Hi Team,

I am looking for a way to filter comments.
Here's the scenario I am trying to solve, we have a large volume on comments on a single jira ticket contributed by multiple team members. The comments could be related to updates, questions, requirements etc. Now, I need to filter the comments which are only related to requirements. Right now, I have to go through all the comments manually to figure out the specific comments related to the requirements which is a tedious process. Is there a way where I can add tags or some keywords in a single comment then, later on just use that tag/keyword to highlight those comments or basically filter comments according to my requirement?

Best Regards,

Accepted answers

Jack Brickey

Hi @keshu_maharjan , welcome to the Community.

unfortunately, there is not a means of tagging or labeling comments. At least out of the box that is the case. If you can formalize a process within your team to use some specific wording within a comment involving requirements, then you could consider using JQL to search the comments. I am unfamiliar with any add-on application that could be used to accomplish this, but you might search the marketplace just in case. With that said, the process that I have employed in the past is to tie requirements in to Confluence. In this way, the requirements are located in one place and there is a link between specific Jira issues and the confluence requirements page.

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Jack Brickey

Hi @keshu_maharjan , welcome to the Community.

keshu_maharjan

Thanks @Jack Brickey

Bartek Szajkowski _ Orbiscend OU

Hello @keshu_maharjan

I found your post quite lat, but maybe still will be helpful.

I'm Bartek, from Orbiscend OU - ARGON app provider
If you are open for third-party app, I could suggest to check ARGON solution.

With ARGON’s commented function you can filter issues based on comment author, comment date range and content, independent of issue creation date.

Example 1 – comments by a specific user within a date range:

issue in commented("project = ABC", "John Smith", "2024/01/01", "2024/01/31")

Example 2 – comments by a user in a date range with additional issue filtering:

issue in commented("project = ABC AND status = Done", "John Smith", "2024/01/01", "2024/01/31")

ARGON Powerful JQL Search

ARGON provides much more possibility for search in not only Commented issue, but much more.

Greetings

Bartek

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