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How does the Advanced Searching Function myProjects() work ? Because it's nog giving any hit back to me... :-(

Gunther De Cock

I create a new filter with Advanced Searching : project in myProjects()
But no result ... and I cannot find this function back in the Online Documentation

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Petar Petrov _Appfire_

This is actually a Script Runner function - see documentation here. What it does is:

Selects only issues from projects in which you are a member. Being a member means being in any role, except where that is by virtue of being in a group with a global permission. That is, many projects will have the group jira-users in the Users role. These won’t be included in myProjects, as generally you will not be interested in them.

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Petar Petrov _Appfire_

This is actually a Script Runner function - see documentation here. What it does is:

JamieA

if you need help with that, can you provide the version of ScriptRunner pls

Gunther De Cock

Thanks for your reaction:

Installed version:Instal Installed version: 3.1.4

Gunther De Cock

Thanks for your Answer.

In this case people are individually added to the "Developer" role, but also no result when using myProjects()

JamieA

some changes were made to that, can you try the most recent version?

Gunther De Cock

FYI, I don't have permission to change towards the most recent version myself, so I'll have to wait...