I use JIRA cloud. And my team uses "approvers" field to request for reviewing casually. But I seem that we can not search by "approvers" field by using JQL. Please teach me how to search by "approvers" field on JIRA.
Go to your Issue settings > FIELD > Custom Fields.
Choose Approvers > Edit Details, Change "Search Template" from None to "User Picker & Group Searcher"
Then you can search approvers in JQL.
This is the answer. Should be at the top. Thank you.
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Hi @tokuda ,
Please check this one:
It finds requests that require or required approval by Tansu.
Functions:
Hope it helps.
Tansu
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Thanks for your comments.
But my team doesn't use `Jira Service Desk`, so I can't use the function `Approvals`.
I want to filter by `approvers` without `Jira Service Desk`.
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As @tokuda mentioned, this field is only available in "Jira Service Management" per the documentation you linked to.
Any suggestions on how to get a similar functionality in Jira Cloud?
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Hi,
You can simply use
OR
What do you want to search specifically?
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Tried this simple query:
project = "LG" AND Approvers = currentUser() ORDER BY created DESC
and got this error:
Field 'Approvers' is not searchable, it is only sortable.
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I'm also looking for something similar. Effectively, I need something that is
"Approvers is empty"
As others have posted, it seems like there is no way to use a JQL function on the "approvers" field on the Jira cloud currently.
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Hello and sorry to hijack this question but I have the same problem. I'm trying to filter on a specific name in the Approvers field, across multiple projects, some of which are service desk and some are classic business.
I have tried:
status = "Awaiting Approval" AND Approvals = approver("rmitchell") ORDER BY created DESC
and get No Issues found.
Any advice here? Thank you very much in advance.
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If the approvers field contains more than one user that jql will not identify the issue as relevant to the jql. I'm not sure what the right query is though.
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You can use the OR function to separate queries to both fields to return all of the results.
status = "Awaiting Approval" AND Approver = 5d7bd791458a170db4b0a687 OR status = "Awaiting Approval" AND Approvals = approver("Jason Sweet")
Where 5d7bd791458a170db4b0a687 is Jason Sweet's ID , it will return both Software and Servicedesk issues that Jason sweet has been or is an approver on that is currently "Awaiting Approval"
(TIP: if you type out the "Approver = " part of the query you can search users by name and it will input the ID)
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