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Hi -
Could someone explain if its possible in native JQL (or JIRA's REST APIs) to get the following:
1. A list of all filters with a timestamp as to when each were last run. This will help us cleanup some old/redundant filters.
I checked the response from https://{{host}}/rest/api/3/filter? api without luck - there isn't a lastRundate attribute (or something to that effect).
2. A list of all users & when their last login date was.
Thank you!
1. Jira does not capture this information in a manner that is searchable with JQL. I don't believe that it even captures this information at all. At least, it isn't anywhere in the database that is obvious.
2. You can see this from the Admin -> User Management view. There is a column called "Last seen on site" that shows this. From looking over the REST API docs, it doesn't seem that the last login date is presented over the REST API, unfortunately.
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This still seems to be missing even in 2023!
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Agreed. This is very frustrating.
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