That is, I want a filter dependent on currentUser() and currentUser()'s team. I've tried this with project roles, groups, and every JQL combination I can think of, and I can't do it.
For example, if User1 selects the filter, it returns all issues assigned to User1's team, whether that be identified in a project role or in a user group. If User2 selects the filter, it returns all issues assigned to User2's team, ... Help!
Hey @Isaac Van Baren
Good day!
I used this JQL query to retrieve all the issues that have been assigned to either me or any member of my group.
assignee in membersOf("<group_name>") OR assignee = currentUser()
I hope this helps.
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Thanks.
@Mayura Gautham thanks! This is close! But I am looking to create this filter in such a way that it dynamically changes depending on which user is looking at the filter. That means "<group_name>" cannot be a static value; the filter should return one set of issues when User1, a member of Group1, selects it, and another set of values when User2, a member of Group2, selects it. Sorry if that wasn't clear from the original post!
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Hey @Isaac Van Baren ,
To add on @Mayura Gautham answer. If you are proejct administrator/Scrum Master or Admin, configure that board and set above filter in the quick filter section. Now every time a user sees the project Board, will see the filter and can filter the tickets assigned to them only.
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