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How can I see only the jobs assigned to me?

Emre Can Demirbaş March 7, 2023
Hello, I have a question.

We are working as a team on a project. And we want everyone on this team to see only the jobs assigned to them. He should not see the work of other people on the team. How can I do that?

Kind regards.

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Dirk Ronsmans
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March 7, 2023

Hi @Emre Can Demirbaş ,

I guess the quickest would be to just create a filter with

assignee = currentUser()

as your JQL. This should give you a quick overview on only the items assigned to the current logged in user.

Emre Can Demirbaş March 7, 2023

Hi @Dirk Ronsmans 

Thanks for reply. I'm using this filter as project manager. I guess ı didn't fully explain. There is a Kanban Board in Jira and all of the team's work is displayed on this board. Is it possible for any user to see only the jobs assigned to him without filter when he enters the Kanban Board? Some topics may be confidential and I don't want the whole team to see it.

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Kelly Arrey
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March 7, 2023

Hi @Emre Can Demirbaş,

The `assignee = currentUser()` filter, as noted by @Dirk Ronsmans, will show each user only the issues assigned to them, but there's nothing to prevent users from searching for and browsing other issues in the project. You may want to investigate Issue Security Schemes, which may be able to provide the kind of isolation you're looking for.

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