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Hi everyone,
I'm searching for a advanced filter allowing me to get the list of issues with :
issuetype = "bug"
epiclinks <> "" and where epics are with my currentuser as assignee ?
I've tried with IssueFunction and Issue in LinkedIssues but it didn't work..
Hoping you can help the novice that I am :)
Thanks
Hi @Justine Plantain , welcome to the Community!
If it's a JQL filter you're looking to create, then it would look like:
issuetype = Bug AND "Epic Link" = ABC-123 AND assignee = currentUser()
Using IssueFunction isn't possible with default Jira JQL's, this may have been in reference to a scripted JQL using the ScriptRunner app.
Hope this helps!
Hi @Callum Carlile _Automation Consultants_
Thanks for the answer and the welcome ! ;)
So If I understand well, it isn't possible to make a condition for all "Epic Links" where I'm the assignee of the Epic notified in "Epic Link" ?
As we have several Epic coming, I was hoping to be able to vary this data, instead of adding the epics references assigned to me. ^^
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@Justine Plantain Apologies for my delayed response!
I see what you mean now, unfortunately this won't be possible unless you're using an app like ScriptRunner
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