Need a JQL support to get daily updated issues for jira users

[Srujan kumar]

We are sending mails on EOD by using filter subscriptions. So ,I need your help in JQL to fetch jira user daily updated tickets irrespective of assignee and reporter. I tried using assignee and reporter but it doesn't fulfill my requirement. If we have any command like for ex: "updatedBy = currentUser()" . if we have that , then it can fulfill my requirement.

[Callum Carlile _Automation Consultants_]

Hi @Srujan kumar 

There is the issue in updatedBy(username) command to achieve this, however this does not support 'currentUser()' unfortunately

[Srujan kumar]

If it would work for currentUser(), then it would be easy to me. Is there any other way to achieve the requirement as i need to send currentUser report by EOD on dailybasis.

[Ajay _view26_]

@Callum Carlile _Automation Consultants_  That should have been a simple fix to get the currentUser into the JQL ..  😌

[Srujan kumar]

@Callum Carlile _Automation Consultants_ Is there any other way to do that .

[Callum Carlile _Automation Consultants_]

@Srujan kumar There isn't a way to use currentUser() with the updatedBy("") search function, as this only accepts a specific username.

If you had an app like ScriptRunner I'm sure you could script this search which you could then use in a filter subscription, but if you're not wanting to use an app then you might not be able to achieve this subscription irrespective of assignee or reporter.

[Srujan kumar]

@Callum Carlile _Automation Consultants_  Can i get any other way suggestions such that i can send a daily work report to jira users which they have worked on. Need report for user commented, updated, worklog edit or kind of any activity irrespective of assignee/ reporter. Do we have any possibility to fetch details for "user=currentUser() " . Suggest me if any other way possible.

[Callum Carlile _Automation Consultants_]

@Srujan kumar You can use worklogAuthor = currentUser() to find all issues where the current user has logged work against.

You could use something like issue in issueHistory() which returns all issues you have looked at recently.

There is no functionality to find issues commented on, and it looks like there won't be in the future (see JRACLOUD-1648 marked as Won't Fix).

If you're wanting to extend any of the above, you will need to use a Jira app, I would recommend looking into ones such as

• Scriptrunner
• JQL Plus
• Your JQL & Workflow Tools
• AM Utils
• JQL Tricks Plugin