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In JQL, how to have a return column of user who changed status?

Mac White April 12, 2018

So I want to be able to take a JQL query like:

 

status changed to Resolved by membersOf("Team Data Operations")

In the columns that are returned, I now want to see the exact user that change the status to Resolved in the results.

How can I accomplish this?

Thanks,
Mac

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Jonny Adams
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April 12, 2018

@Mac White You could use a post function to set the Assignee field to Current User when a resolution is set. Then you would just need to display the Assignee column in your filter.

Mac White April 12, 2018

@Jonny Adams That would work if the issue was not then going to be picked up and assigned to our qa team as further steps in our workflow.

I like the thought though.

I also considered a "Resolver" field that is set on the resolve transition, but the data is already in the issue, so was hoping to get it directly via JQL

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