As an alternative solution, you can try Dynamic Filters: JQL Replacer for Jira. It allows filtering issues without JQL knowledge. For example, you can create such a smart field for your request and add it in dynamic filters. Also, you can save dynamic filters for Jira filters.
Hope it will help
Regards
As mentioned by @Alexis Robert answer, it is my understanding that "issueFunction" usage is not an out of the box function. It is provided by a third party add-on "ScriptRunner for Jira". If you don't have it, then you will not have this function available when you construct your JQL.
Best, Joseph Chung Yin.
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Hi @Gajanan Sasane ,
I believe you need an addon for this, for example Scriptrunner. The JQL would be :
project = XXX and issueFunction in memberOfRole('developers')
Let me know if this helps,
--Alexis
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If you are using Server/Data Center and Scriptrunner you would need at least 2 arguments. ('User Field','role','role')
project = XXX AND issueFunction in memberOfRole('Reporter','Schedulers') AND ...
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