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How do I create a JQL query to query the list of anomalies assigned to a specific team?

Shirley He
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June 6, 2022

I am trying to make a JQL query to get a list of anomalies assigned to a specific team,

there are two type of team names on our train.  Currently the queries return nothing for those teams.  I know for fact these two example teams (purple and Red team) have anomalies assigned to them in Jira. What am I missing?

issuetype in (Anomaly) AND status NOT in (closed) AND team in (Purple)

issuetype in (Anomaly) AND status NOT in (closed) AND team in ('[LART]' RedTeam)

 

I modified the working query I had below for a custom label our teams created and replaced labels field with the team field, and Deferral_candidate_V35 label with team name.  It should work but didn't.

issuetype in (Anomaly) AND status NOT in (closed) AND labels IN (Deferral_Candidate_V35)

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Sreenivasaraju P
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June 6, 2022

HI @XIAOCHANG HE 

 

can you try with below query.

issuetype in (Anomaly) AND status NOT in (closed) AND assignee in membersOf("your group name")

Shirley He
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June 7, 2022

thanks for the suggestion. I did get it working by using Jira ID for the team.  The JQL  query didnt like the team name.

This worked

issuetype in (Anomaly) AND status NOT in (closed) AND team in (TeamID#inJira)

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