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At the start of sprint, the story is assigned to one resource say developer. Once he is done, tester is assigned to story. Assignee keeps on changing till the story is accepted by PO. Is there a report or way to track who worked on the story initially. Sometimes, testing is also done by developer.
Hello Surinder,
JIRA does not natively store the users that were assigned to an issue to a field that can be viewed as a list, but you can poll against the assignee field using the WAS Operator.
On a user by user basis the JQL "assignee != username AND assignee was username" could give you a issue list of issues that the specific user was assigned to but is no longer the assignee, and add in some additional filter options to narrow down the results to you project or tracking criteria.
Regards,
Earl
Hi Earl, thank you very much for your response!
I am looking at the query. As I understood, I used the query putting in all the details as below. For e.g for checking my issues I used the following query
surinder.sehgal != abc001 AND surinder.sehgal was abc001
here Surinder.sehgal is assignee in JIRA and abc001 is the username
And it did not produce any results. It gives following errors
Field “Surinder.sehgal” does not exist or you don’t have permission to view it
History searches don’t support the “Surinder.sehgal” field
The value “abc001” does not exit for the field “Surinder.sehgal”
i am new to JIRA so I could be doing differently than required.
Please advice.
....and Thanks again
Surinder Sehgal
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Hi Surinder,
The value "Assignee" in the exe I gave is the field name where "userename" would be the variable that you want to replace.
Try using this Format:
assignee != surinder.sehgal AND assignee was surinder.sehgal
Regards,
Earl
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Thanks Earl! I ran the query and got the output. Let me analyze the same and will get back to you. ….Thanks for your help. Surinder
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Checking this five years later, never knew we have a 'was' operator as well. Thanks!
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@Surinder Sehgal and all,
You can also try the default report in Better PDF Exporter for Jira which gives you a historical timeline of past assignees of a Jira issue. It's much simpler to create than advanced JQL queries or similar difficult workarounds.
Usage of the Jira assignee history report is summarized in this blog.
(Please note that Better PDF Exporter is a paid and supported app and I'm part of the team developing it.)
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