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How to search for issues created by a user with a particular domain in its email address?

Floris Vlasveld

I'd like to search for issues that have been created by users with an email address containing "domain.com". I tried the following JQL statement:

reporter ~ "@domain.com"

Unfortunately, this results in the following error message:

The operator '~' is not supported by the 'reporter' field.

Is there any way to work around this? I'd like to have this functionality to only trigger a webhook URL when a user with a particular domain in its email address open the issue.

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Dieter

Hi Floris

The Atlassian Jira Toolkit Plugin which is available in OnDemand provides a custom field type "Domain of reporter"

Add a customfield of this type to your view screen ( to check it works) and make sure it has a text searcher

Regards

Dieter

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Dieter

Hi Floris

The Atlassian Jira Toolkit Plugin which is available in OnDemand provides a custom field type "Domain of reporter"

Add a customfield of this type to your view screen ( to check it works) and make sure it has a text searcher

Regards

Dieter

Please make sure you reindex Jira after you add the custom field.

I recommed to make the field global so it's available in all projects

Floris Vlasveld

Thanks for you help Dieter! I added the custom field with the free text search template and re-indexed Jira. Indeed the issues now have a 'Domain of Reporter' field populated. However, the JQL statement:

"Domain of Reporter" ~ "domain"

also returns

The operator '~' is not supported by the 'Domain of Reporter' field.

Floris Vlasveld

:-)

Yes it would. Thanks!

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