how to find all issues i am watching

[danchisholm]

i'm doing my best to find a way to bulk stop watching all issues i currently am a watcher on.  can't find an easy answer unless i'm a java coder or a wizard level 19.  anyone able to help?

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Udo's pointer to the explanation of why it doesn't work is a good one, it's still valid.

You'll need some code to generate the report you're after, but I would not do it with the 2-d filter, I'd write something specific.  In theory, you could code to make the period "statable", but that does not scale in medium-large systems, and it would be safer to write something that doesn't try to do that, but directly calculates the periods efficiently.

[saurabh_dave]

let me know if you have found a solution to it.

[Midori]

You could do this with the Better Excel Plugin by generating an Excel pivot table.

The nicety that you could use any "time granularity", summing the times by day, week, month, year.

[Udo Brand]

The explanation why the fields are not shown, can be found here: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/241543/two-dimensional-filter-statistics-query But I have no ideas about your alternatives.