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This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Advanced searching - operators reference
My system admin inadvertently deleted a user on my project.
I reset up that user, but JIRA won't allow me to assign them their previous username (appends a "#1"), so existing tickets are left with an assignation of the old user account.
Does anyone know any way to either restore that user (not inactive, actually deleted)? or
Write a query to find any tickets assigned or created by that deleted user so I can reassign them to the newly created version of that user?
Many thanks,
Andy
http://yourjiralink/issues/?jql=assignee%20%3D%20ldebay
Change the user at the end.
Not sure if it will work after a user delete, my resp asked me how to see the tickets of a deactivated user
Hope it helps
I strongly advise not deleting users. It will always come back around to bite you. Just set them inactive and remove from all groups and roles
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Thanks Joe, I think my question implied that this was a lessons learned for my sys admin!
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It's 2019 and we have GDPR in place now. So yep, this is an issue :-)
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I hope this helps. https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/146882
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