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Hi,
Is there any way to search for a certain email address domain?
E.g. assignee ~ "@domain.com" or reporter ~ "@domain.com"
Can anyone advise?
No this is not possible. Since the email address is not a value within the issues them selfs, or a field, but rather related to a user, you can not use it for issues queries, unless the username and email address are the same.
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Absolutely. This question was asked back in 2013, do we have any update for it today? (I need to search for issues assigned to people with email addresses containing "@domain."
Thanks!
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7 years later and I would also love to do this. Not only by domain - but also by email. Eg JQL suggests assignee or reporter name and email but populates the user account id.
Any update or workaround on this from Atlassian?
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Any update or workaround on this from Atlassian?
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Need also this functionality.
Starting to use the 'organizations' field, so I want to add all 'existing' customers that mention (field = reporter) the domain 'organization.com' & 'eu.organization.be' to organization 'organization'.
Therefore I need a query that can filter on all these tickets containing that 'part of the reporters field' and then bulk change them to a certain organization.
Or is there a better way of accomplishing this?
Thanks, Will
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Warren, in addition Mick's answer, the assignee and reporter fields do not support the 'contains:~' operator, as they're not free text fields.
You might want to try creating a custom free text field to be filled with the email addresses of the issue participants, and that would be searchable.
Hope it helps.
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Thanks Jeison, I knew the assignee and reporter fields do not support the 'contains:~' operator, I was just using it as and example, hence the "E.g". None the less, thank you for your help.
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Add a scripted field (and call it any name) (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.onresolve.jira.groovy.groovyrunner) and add this code:
return issue.reporter.emailAddress.split("@")[1];
Then search using this new field.
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Hi Renjith,
Once I add this field, in the search do I search for the domain after @, so excluding the "@"?
Thanks, Will give this a try.
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Normal issue navigator search.
I am guessing you have selected text searcher while configuring the scripted field.
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I selected text searcher yes, But when i make an issue navigator search:
"Email Domain searcher" ~ "@domain.com"
I get no results back?
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