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I want to create a filter that searches for all empty assignments. I use a Group Assignment custom field as well as the normal person assignment field. So I only want issues that are empty in both assignment fields.
I'm using this but it is being rejected by the search filter. Any way that I can form the search correctly?
status in (Open, "In Progress", Reopened, Resolved, "On Hold", "To Do") AND assignee in (EMPTY) AND "Group Assignee" is EMPTY
No response. I "save as" the the revised filter and when that is done it has removed the last part of the filter query..So it comes back as "status in (Open, "In Progress", Reopened, Resolved, "On Hold", "To Do") AND assignee in (EMPTY) "
Just to be sure, after you are adding "AND "Group Assignee" is EMPTY", did you run the filter? So, let's say you have a filter, you open it, edit it, you need to run it before you are able to save the modifications.
Hi Rick!
Normally, when you add new Custom Fields (or make changes other sections that deal with searches), you may have to re-index JIRA. Have you performed a re-index after adding those fields?
Cheers!
Joao
You've got
status in (Open, "In Progress", Reopened, Resolved, "On Hold", "To Do") AND assignee in (EMPTY) AND "Group Assignee" is EMPTY
Which looks slightly wrong to me - specfically "assignee in (empty)" doesn't have the right ring. Could you try
status in (Open, "In Progress", Reopened, Resolved, "On Hold", "To Do") AND assignee is empty AND "Group Assignee" is EMPTY
Although assignee = unassigned would likely be better performance wise, they both are the same as far as the results they'll bring. As far as index related, that shouldn't be the case, otherwise the filter would be saved, just would not return anything. :/
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