How to find my Dependencies?

[Dominique Greene]

Is there a way to find the dependencies I created? We use a general Team of Team for everyone on my team but I can not figure out a way to view the Dependencies I created, or a way to see new dependencies just created. 

Is this a function in align? 

[Edvaldo Lima]

Hi @Dominique Greene 

It seems the ability to filter dependencies by the creator's name or ID is currently not available in JA UI or via API. If you still consider it a must-have for your company you can raise a suggestion request for JA using the below steps below.

1. Go to https://support.atlassian.com/contact/
2. Select What can we help you with? = Product Suggestions
3. Click on the "Go to Product Suggestions" button
4. Click Create and fill out the form with your enhancement request.

If you prefer you can raise a JA support ticket and we'll raise the suggestion request on your behalf!

[Tom O'Connor]

In addition the export of Dependencies does not include the author.  However, In EI (Enterprise Insights) there is the [Dependency Log] table has this data. Here is a query that can return that data:
SELECT [FK Dependency ID] ,DL.[Action Type] ,DL.[Detail Text] ,U.[Full Name] FROM [current_dw].[Dependency Log] AS DL WITH (NOLOCK) LEFT OUTER JOIN current_dw.[User] AS U WITH (NOLOCK) ON U.[User ID] = DL.[FK User ID] WHERE DL.[Action Type] = 'Created'

[Rodrigo Cortez]

Hi @Dominique Greene you can also wanna use REST API to get a list of dependencies a given user created.

You can make a GET call towards /align/api/2/Dependencies endpoint and filter by createdBy property.  Here's an example using cURL:

curl -X 'GET' \
'https://instance.jiraalign.com/rest/align/api/2/Dependencies?$select=id&filter=contains%28createdBy%2C%279999%27%29' \
-H 'accept: application/json;odata.metadata=minimal;odata.streaming=true' \
-H 'Authorization: bearer user:9999|MyObfuscatedToken'

The returned JSON will look like the following:

[{"id":64},{"id":131},{"id":132},{"id":136}]

NOTE: Notice the token used to demonstrate that example is for a Super Admin.

The breakdown is as follows:

• select=id will tell Jira Align to return only the Dependency ID, not the entire entry
• filter=contains(createdBy,'9999') will tell Jira Align to only return Dependencies created by the user ID 9999

Hope it helps.