I am currently cleaning up the backlog and rejecting stories- because I cant tell where these records are kept- I am taking a screenshot of every single story I reject so I have a record of it. Is there a simple way to run a report on all rejected issues so I dont have to keep a separate log?
How are you "rejecting" them?
Dear @Rachel Wilson,
I guess that with rejecting you mean a transition that leads to a status callesd "rejected" or similar.
If this is the case the issue is not gone or deleted. You could get a report by copy&paste this JQL to the Jira search advanced:
project = XYZ AND status = "rejected" and issuetype = "Story"
Then you can export the result as an XML, XLS or Word (button in the upper right area).
This does not work if you mean "delete" with "reject" - then the issues are gone forever.
So long
Thomas
I am going to more actions actions from the ellipsis and then typing in Rejected
and then I get a pop-up where I can add a comment and click on a "rejected" button.
Thank you for helping me. Yes I mean rejected- not deleted. I tried to use that search string and I got an error.
Use the actual project key, not the placeholder xyz. Try "NIM", as we can see you have a project with that key
Also, do not assume "rejected" goes to rejected, it may be some other status.
That worked but I got no results---- hmmmmm....
The rejected ones I have pulled up-their status is closed. Which doesnt allow us to differentiate. I am starting to create a flag/label named "rejected" and putting that on all stories I reject. With that being said- could you provide me with a search string that involves stories being closed with that flag?
If you add another label to the system field "label" field, the query would look like:
project = "NIM" AND labels = "<your flagging label>"
Hy Rachel,
What you are looking for is to know the tickets that have been in the rejected state at least once. To see that you can use the following:
status changed to REJECTED
I hope that this is still useful, if not for you, for others
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