Creating team backlog filter using Team field from Advanced Roadmap

[Mateusz Janczewski]

Expectation: As I user I would like to have a Team Backlog which is defined as all issues not assigned to any member of my team. Teams are being defined as Shared Teams using the Advanced Roadmap module.

The idea for the solution: using JQL I'm able to filter all issues assigned to no one (EMPY) and filter items which has team value in teams that current user is added.

Problem: how to build a JQL filter that results with teams that current user is added. 

[Jane Brock]

I think  you can have at least backlog where team is empty, but I am not able to get ANY shared teams to appear in quick filters.  I came looking for similar info and find where they suggest using the team field in that manner.  When I write JQL to look for a specific shared team, it pulls back a key which I assume matches the team name, but then nothing ever displays.  It seems like advanced roadmaps and jira software don't really integrate the team name as expected.  Can somebody tell me how to get past this?  something else to enable?

sample JQL would be "Team = 4"  since it replaces the name with a key, but nothing returns.

[Mateusz Janczewski]

@Jane Brock yeap = so on a fully manual level that works.
but if you want to create one filter for every person - something like only my issues - you can achieve it using it.

so still looking for an answer ;) 

so technically what I'm looking is something like: assignee = currentUser() but for team = currentUser().teams()

[Mateusz Janczewski]

Btw. if I could do it in groups maybe that would also solve the problems as I can convert group team to team name :) 

[Mateusz Janczewski]

Add-on reference: https://sweetbananas.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/JBP/pages/33044/groupsOf