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How do I exclude the issues reported by inactive users of JIRA in my JQL?

Thirumeni_Amarnath
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July 11, 2018

Currently I tried to get the issues raised by Non-QA members in my project.

And so i used the JQL as " AND reporter not in (abc, xyz, ...) where abc, xyz are QA members.

But the query resulted in issues raised by inactive members as well.

 

I tried using Reporter not in (inactive users) but errored out

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Radek Dostál
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July 11, 2018

Hi Thirumeni,

 

Vanilla JQL doesn't have any "inactiveUsers()" function. There are several plugins extending JQL that would support the argument, but before suggesting installing anything, are the QA members in any group?

 

If so, you could use ' AND reporter not in membersOf("QA-Team") '

 

Regardless of whether they currently are or are not, chances are maintaining a group for them could help in other regards, not just one filter.

 

Regards,

Radek

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