What is the jira CLI to know the reporter who reported the JIRA and the current reporter?

[Priya Ramakrishnan]

Hi,

So a JIRA was reported by "User1" at initial stages of the project and after some time the Reporter of the JIRA was changed to "User2" .

So is it possible to get all the Issues list in a project from JQL CLI query where it will give the actual reporter who reported it  and the current Reporter alone.

Thanks in advance!!

[Sudhir_Appfire_ · Accepted solution]

Hi @Priya Ramakrishnan ,

Hope you are doing good!

Yes, it is possible to get all the Issues list in a project from the JQL CLI query where it will give the actual reporter who reported it and the current Reporter alone.
Please execute the below CLI command using getIssueList action along with the jql query:

./acli jira --action getIssueList --file <output file> --jql "reporter was User1 and reporter changed TO User2"

Please let us know if this information helps.

Regards,
Sudhir

[Priya Ramakrishnan]

Hi Sudhir,

This helps. But this also has a constraint where we have to provide the Usernames explicitly to get the issues...

can we have jql like

Reporter in ('User1','User2','User3') and reporter changed to not in ('User1','User2','User3')

Thanks & Regards,

Hari R

[Sudhir_Appfire_]

Hi @Priya Ramakrishnan ,

You can use the below jql query with getissueList to achieve the result.

./acli jira --action getIssueList --file <output file>  --jql  "reporter  was in ("User1","User2") AND reporter changed to ("User2","User3")"

Please note that you cannot use not in with reporter changed action.

Please let us know if this Information helps.

Regards,
Sudhir

[Sudhir_Appfire_]

Hi @Priya Ramakrishnan ,

We have opened a support ticket, https://bobswift.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/1/SUPPORT-6669 to better track your request. 

Regards,
Sudhir