I'd like to create filters that show me issues reqeusted/reported by a particular group. I envision it would be something like this:
Project = "System Issues" and reporter in group "CSG"
Obviously this particular bit of filtering isn't available in JQL. Is there anything I can do to get this result? I want to avoid having to specify each person in each group, as these change over time. This is what I DON'T want:
Project = "System Issues" and reporter in (mikem, cherrit, kates, etc)
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
sometimes it just takes a few seonds of thought to figure something out. thankfully, the "simple" search has the group option, and when i flip to the advanced search to see the JQL, this is what i get:
project = ISSUE AND reporter in membersOf("Support Issue Group")
works like a charm.
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Does anybody know of a way to use the same sort of query but rather than defining a specific team in the MembersOf Paramater, instead show all Issues where Reporter is in Current Users Team?
Ie, I would like a filter so a team can see each others current issues?
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The problem here is that a user could be a member of multiple groups, so which group should such a query refer to?
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Can try something like
"Same security groups as user" in (currentUser()) ORDER BY created DESC
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