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JQL to capture Development Team history change

john agcaoili
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July 1, 2019

Workflow 1:

1.  Newly created Jira issue assigned to Development Team "X".

2.  Development Team X reviews the issue and reassigns it to Development Team "Z"  

 

Workflow 2:

1.  Newly created Jira issue assigned to Development Team "W".

2.  Development Team W reviews the issue and and reassigns it to Development Team "X"  

3.  Development Team X reviews the issue and and reassigns it to Development Team "Z"  

What is the appropriate JQL to capture ALL Jira issues assigned to Development Team X at any given time, but eventually reassigned to a different Development Team.

 

I read the "Becoming a JIRA Search Ninja..." page for some tips.  I tried to use "Development Team" WAS X , but I get the "History searches do not support the 'Development Team' field." message.  

Any hints would be greatly appreciated.  

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Inactive Stephen
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July 1, 2019

@john agcaoili - History searches only work on a select few fields - Assignee, Fix Versions, Priority, Reporter, Resolution and Status

More details on that here

There have been suggestions in the past to include history searches on custom fields / other fields but it's currently under not being considered - see JRASERVER-34103

It might be possible to harness the information from the database - I don't believe its possible using standard JQL. 

Ste

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