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Hi all,
I am trying to create a Queue for our approvers. The Queue should show the users only issues which require his/her approval.
Till now, I have this: issuetype = Change AND status in ("Awaiting CAB approval", "Peer review / change manager approval")
Till this point, it works fine and returns the expected tickets. Once I add AND Approvals = myapprovals() to the end, it says that no matching issues are found.
I have also tried all other allowed options such as myPending(), .
Why is this not working? What am I doing wrong here?
Thanks,
Anna
I am having this issue also - was there a resolution? I'm not able to query the Approvers field. I'd like to send a subscription email to all users that have an Approval in their queue - ie. = CurrentUser().
I would also suggest some other approach - as You refer to user being approver, he/she should be listed in respective user picker field. So maybe referral to currentuser() would help
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Hi,
Sorry for the late reply....exams.
We do have a custom field of type user picker set up. I have even tried setting myself as an approver. When I run only the first part of the query, I get the list of issues and can see in the issue navigator, that the approvers are listed. Once I add the second part, no issues are found. This is the same for mypending() or even approver(username) and currentuser().
KR
Anna
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Hi Anna, I would have thought mypending() would do work. What if you drop the status = part just as a test?
issuetype = Change AND Approvals = mypending()
obviously this requires that there are issues pending for you.
or try pending()
just trying to zero in on the behavior here.
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Oh, one more thing... this is JSD correct?
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Hi Jack,
Yes, Service Desk. As mentioned below, any combination added to the original query results in no issues found.
KR
Anna
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