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Advanced JQL: Get all Issues having Assignee IN (filter = XXX)

GERALD_P_KUNTZE August 21, 2024

I want to list issues that have the Assignee value present in the collection of issues identified by a filter. For instance,

  1. Filter "X": Is a JQL that identifies ALL Test Execution issues where Summary like "Regression"
  2. JQL "Y": Is a JQL that identifies ALL Sub-task issues with an Assignee that exists in issues identified by Filter "X"

 

Any and all assistance with this will be helpful. Thanks. :-)

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Marc Jason Mutuc
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August 21, 2024

Try this

assignee = user and filter = "Filter Name"

GERALD_P_KUNTZE August 21, 2024

Thanks. I see where you are going with your reply BUT I am trying to use the filter to capture a dynamic collection of Assignees that regularly perform testing activities. The collection of Assignees will change over time.

 

I'm trying to avoid having to manage a collection of obscure Assignees (a.k.a., Jira user IDs) in a JQL statement. Such as:

... AND Assignee in (xxx, yyy, zzz)

 

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