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How to get EPIC , Subtask, bug in a filter query?

Chenthil Kumar S March 15, 2022

Hi All,

 

I am trying to create a filter for Team A (User 1, User 2, User 3). 

 

The filter should pull the data if any, epic, task, bug assignee/reporter to all the users from team A ((User 1, User 2, User 3).

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Piyush A (STR)
Community Champion
March 15, 2022

Team A - That's the type of feature  I see here for Roadmap; wherein this Team can't be in JQL Search.

 

If you mean "Teams" as in those you create via the People section, not that I know of. You can @mention teams but not search for them in JQL.

I'd consider using user groups - to do this you'll need to be a Site Admin, and then:

  1. Go to Jira Settings > User Management
  2. Select Groups from the left-hand menu
  3. Create a Group, give it a name (eg. Team-1) and add users to it

^ Once your users are in a group, you can search for all members as a group using JQL - for example:

assignee in membersOf("Team-1")

 

Hence your query would be:

type in(epic, task, bug) and assignee in membersOf("Team-1")

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