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How to find tickets that I touched in some way ordered by date

Robert Gelb

I'd like to get a list of tickets that I worked on (possibly constrained by date). And when I say worked on, I mean anything having to do with a ticket - adding a comment, moving it to the next stage in the workflow, changing the story points, whatever.

And I'd like the tickets sorted by the date that I affected the ticket. Is this possible?

Accepted answers

Tayyab Bashir

You'd have to construct the JQL according to your need.

For e.g. the following would return all the issue:
- you commented
- changed status of
- was ever the assignee
- was ever the reporter
- or ever added a worklog on an issue.

issueFunction in commented('by tbas') OR status changed BY tbas OR assignee was in (tbas) OR reporter was in (tbas) OR worklogAuthor in (tbas)

All comments

Tayyab Bashir

You'd have to construct the JQL according to your need.

For e.g. the following would return all the issue:
- you commented
- changed status of
- was ever the assignee
- was ever the reporter
- or ever added a worklog on an issue.

issueFunction in commented('by tbas') OR status changed BY tbas OR assignee was in (tbas) OR reporter was in (tbas) OR worklogAuthor in (tbas)

Robert Gelb

Your answer lead to towards the answer:

assignee was in (currentuser()) OR status changed by currentuser() OR reporter was in (currentuser()) ORDER BY updated DESC

Jira didn't know anything about `worklogAuthor` and it complained that ScriptRunner wasn't licensed when I attempted to run `

issueFunction in commented('by tbas')

Tayyab Bashir

worklogAuthor should work since that field is provided by default in JIRA.

worklogAuthor in (currentUser())

and to get issues which a user has commented on is not a default JIRA functionality, you'd have to access it via ScriptRunner plugin.

You can generate a trail license and try it out.

me_kbjsjm

It is really too bad this is a query and not an interface like in TFS

Using Jira should not be extra work.

karthik chengalvarayan

The answer given by Robert 'assignee was in (currentuser()) OR status changed by currentuser() OR reporter was in (currentuser()) ORDER BY updated DESC' worked perfect for me. This is what i expected and i got the complete report which i use for every month status. Thank you Robert

Nick Machnik

that's not an answer that's a work a round.

NathanGlanzerONE

If you want to do fancy stuff it will always be work.

elmnt

Honestly, if I can't easily filter any of my data, with a few clicks, using filtering UI, then the software hasn't properly solved filtering. 😬

C-Brian.Snider

I would push back on whether or not this was a "fancy" feature... seems like core functionality to me. 🤷‍♂️

Samantha Fowler

Same - I used it and it worked well! I just wonder if this includes or how to add 'watch' tickets.

Conner_vcbqf0

The suggested query is very good as mentioned above by Robert. However at my company we have a review process and I get assigned things to review that I didn’t do any work on. So I had to remove the first clause assignee was in (currentuser()) OR

status changed by currentuser() OR reporter was in (currentuser()) ORDER BY resolved DESC

Also with the data provided I realized that ordering by UPDATED is a bad idea cause people always make these weird changes but ordering by RESOLVED Makes a more accurate timeline.

also I’m a developer so I actually paired this with the inline blame in my IDE cause we add Jira tickets to the commit messages. I strongly recommend this technique.