A cool workaround I found for pulling relatively smaller lists of tickets that a user updated (such as commented on):
Add an Activity Stream gadget to a dashboard - and then click Edit in upper right. Add a Global Filter:
"Username" "is" "(username)"
Viola!
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This worked amazingly well for some quick clean up I needed to do.
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Thanks ! It works like a charm. Is there any way to export the result ?
Regards,
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This isnt working, and hasnt for a bit - Anyone heard any news on this being broken?
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Can't make "Username" "is" "(username)" to work.... Tried different ways of filling username:
Any ideas?
NOTE:
Jira won't auto complete the username as it does in the JQL filter
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Goto your profile and copy value from Username
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You can try script runner and use the jql issueFunction in commented ("by username")
Can't point you to the docs at the moment because the site is being moved.
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Hey Jamie. Saw that movement. Need a hand to get some editing/formatting of the pages? (saw some invalid macros)
May be you can set the default confluence theme for documentation as well.
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JamieA, thx a lot. Exactly what I'm looking for, not like a workaround approaches above ;-)
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Even better, this JQL works for me. you can reduce it to only the parameters that interest you.
(summary ~ currentUser() OR description ~ currentUser() OR comment ~ currentUser()) and updatedDate >= -7d
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I am unable to return the ticket Comments field with this or any other query. Like the original request, that is what I need: a list of comments. Is there something I am not seeing that allows me to select that field in the results?
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@John Gooch yes, it works for the current user, but I don't think it works for other that the current user executing the JQL.
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I installed the following free add-on: "Script Runner"
Then, you can use the following query
issueFunction in commented("by username")
as described in the documentation: https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/display/GRV/Scripted+JQL+Functions#ScriptedJQLFunctions-commented(commentquery)
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ScriptRunner is no longer free
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You can use the JQL Tricks plugin . Use the issue function commentedByUser([User]) to find the list of comment added by particular user
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As a workaround, you can use a dashboard:
1 open Dashboard
2 Add Gadget Activitiy Stream
3 Add a global filter: Project is XY
4 Add a global filter: User is (username)
5 Below the Global Filter, klick JIRA - Add Filter: Activity is Comment
6 Set "limit to 99 items"
You now have the comments as an activity stream.
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Hola, existe alguna forma de auto asignar una incidencia a un usuario determinado de forma automatica? He realizado un filtro donde me muestra solo las subtareas hijas que ya estan en estado franqueadas, pero necesito que se asignen a un usuario en concreto de forma automática conforme esas subtareas vayan apareciendo. Es posible?
basicamente lo necesito para no tener que estar entrando en el filtro y tener que asignarlas yo manualmente a un usuario para que las gestione.
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This might help someone find all issues with comments across multiple users, though you have to go to each detail to see them.
Use this JQL advanced filter for the All Issues list: comment !~ "junktext"
This returned all the issues that have comments because they do not contain "junktext".
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You can use JIRA Comment Toolbox plugin.
You can find the list of the issues which is commented by current user , selected user, group member and role member and you can limit this search with comment date or last comment.
If you need any custom JQL for comments you can also contact with us, mailto:info@kostebekteknoloji.com.
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