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Status was "Resolved" by currentUser()

Jose M_

The query "status was "Resolved" by currentUser()" works to find issues resolved by me.
It works also to find issues resolved by members of a specific group: Status was "Resolved" by membersof("...").

Is there a way to search for specific users?

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Volodymyr Krupach @BrizoIT

Sure, just put username:

status was "Resolved" by username
// or
status was "Resolved" by (username1, username2)

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Volodymyr Krupach @BrizoIT

Sure, just put username:

status was "Resolved" by username
// or
status was "Resolved" by (username1, username2)

Jose M_

Yes, that was my expectation, how it should do, but for me it doesn't. Thanks for confirming it works. Will check again.

Jose M_

Just checked again. Now it is working smile
Yesterday evening we have had a restart of our JIRA instance because there have been some add-on upgrades, e.g. ScriptRunner. Maybe because of the several updates it was not working.

Thanks again.

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