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In cloud JIRA I like to see what tickets were updated by "joe" in last 24 hours.
You would think that this is something that is available out of the box, or am I missing something?
thanks
In case this is still something that people need help with. The way I was able to get issues by commentators was by using the issueFunction:
...AND (issueFunction in commented("by [user]") OR issueFunction in commented("by [user]") OR issueFunction in commented("by [user]"))...
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Hello,
I see that in 2017 you could not do a search for comments added by a specific user, but has this changed or is it still not available out of the box?
Thank you, Melissa
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If you want to find issues where a comment was added by a user, you need a plugin like JQL Tricks. It cannot be done by the default search functionality.
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thanks.
Sad that Atlassian does not support such basic use case. For us who use Cloud instance and do not even have the option to use add-ons.
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try a JQL Issue search something like:
status changed by "Username" and updated> startOfDay("-1")
In this case startOfday would be today and this is looking at the users updates from yesterday (the -1).
If you're not sure of the person's username, find it in their profile or if you have admin access, look at their user info through the admin users screens.
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I am looking for any update. Not just status change. In particular I am looking for users who put a comment in the ticket but do not change anything about the ticket so I hard time to find out through Status or Assignee change.
How do I find out tickets were a comment was added in the last 24 hours?
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