I'm having trouble filtering the Activity Stream Gadget by username on a Jira Software Dashboard. I understand usernames were converted to user account Ids. I have tried many variations and cannot get data to display for any user who has comments.
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@Eric - hi Eric! One workaround (that I just tested successfully on my Cloud instance) is to find your ajs-remote-user value:
Does this work for you? I'm sure there are cases where that value might not be present, but hopefully you don't win that lottery.
Depending on your admin permissions, you can look them up in https://admin.atlassian.com then choose "Log in as user", then look up their IDs individually. It's definitely not a workaround that works at scale...
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Wow this actually worked. In my case...my value was "admin" and all my users were like "removed65461324" but it still worked. We used activity stream a lot when we were on Server so glad to finally have a workaround for this on Cloud. Thanks Dave!
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Yeah, I can't get this to work, either.
My "ajs-remote-user" value is apparently the same as my actual user name, so nothing there to try.
I have user-filtered Activity Stream macros in a few Confluence pages that worked fine up until the past few weeks, and now simply stopped filtering, and no amount of tinkering so far has been able to get the filtering working again.
Don't know if this is just me, or just my instance, or...
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